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Convention between the United States Of America
and the Republic Of Paraguay, relating to claims Of
the United States and Paraguay Navigation Com
pany.n Concluded at Asoneion, February 4, 1853.
Ratified BY the President Of the United States March
|, 1850. Exchanged at Washington, March I. 1860.
Proclaimed BY the President Of the United States,
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RENARKABLE INSTANCE oP NRDIcAL RrLIKY.
Below we publish the certificates Of three Of the
sufferers from the pangs Of disease, who, having ~
covered their former health and mpeed by gratitude
make known their and remedial agent and their
statements are authenticated by Notary Public The
demands Of society imperiousy command their pub
hcaton, and commend their perusal 10 the Hiten.
tion Of all ahlicted.
rHANKFrINrss Is TIE INcrA.r1rr 70 cp.nr-
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ARTICLE ].

The government Of the Republic Of Paraguay binds
Itself for the responsibility in favor Of the United
States and Paraguay Navigation Company" which
may result from the decree Of commissioners who It
Is agreed, shall be appointed as follows;
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feeble recognition Of his great skill ard eapaeftr t.
the AFFLICTED would say, do not despair itr vbS;,,
& & oe me nature o. your case, am eoHhdtnt tbSt
y99 % wlll md relief BY applying to DR.. L. j. CznpLsS
there" physician
isl HENRY wEssLNG.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 18th dav n,
October A. D. 1859. City aud county Of San Fra,,s ~
co, in the State Of California. "N'lS
H. 81 FL. THIBAULT, Notary Public
The undersigned is personally acquainted with IJ.,
ry Wesslmg, and knows that the circumstances Tels.
ted IN the foregoing certificate true He saw HrS
ry Wessling during his Illness and bears wilIipg ~
timony 10 the fact OF his remarkable cure by ISr
j. Czapkay. y d. l.
Subscribed and sworn to before me tbis I1,t 4
Of October, D. 1859. City and COUNTY of sa Ty
cisco, in the State Of California. Jan 'AH'
tLs,l FL. THlBAULT, Notary Public.
DR. L. }. CzAPKAY's private Medieo, and s,,.,
cal institute Is on Sacramento street below Nontct
cry, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship CompsnTi.
Office, San Francisco. The Doctor offers free ronspI
tatlons and asks no remuneration unless be effects
cure.
THE FOLLOWING LETTER,
Which emphaticaly speaks for itself was written by
the Dean OF the Faculty Of the PHILADELPHIA Co.US
Of Medicine, to the Editors Of the Pacific Medical md
Surgical Journal, San Francisco for publication:
Philadelphia, January 18th, 1859.
To the Editors Of the Pacific Medical and surUicay
Journal:
GENTLEMEN:-My attention has been called 70 m
article in the December number Of your Journal IN
regard to the Gd endtm degree granted BY the Phia.
delphia College Of Medicine to DR.. L. J, Czapksy--
When the application for the degree was made to the
Faculty, it was accompanied BY aidavits and testi.
mOnials to the effect that DR.. CZapkay was a regular
graduate M. d. Of the University Of Pesth had served
as Surgeon In the Hungarian army, and was q reEun1
practitioner OF medicine. On the strength Of these
the degree was granted, The Gd fundtm degree, %
its name implies, is conferred graduates only and
gives us new privileges. Had there been the slightest
suspicion Of iregularty, the application would have
been refused. By inserting this in your Journal YOU
will do act Of justice TO the College and conisr
favor on Yours, very respectfully
H. RAND
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
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Ihe government Of Paraguay hereby binds itself 10
pay 70 the government Of the United States Of Amer
ea' In the city Of Assumption Paraguay thirty davs
aieT presentation TO the government Of the repube
the dIait which that Of the United States Of America
sl issue ior the amount for which the two commits
e9neung, or by the umpire shall declare it
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DR. L. J. CzAPKAY'S private Medical and survI.
cal nsutuie Is on Sacramento street. below Moutc01l
Office San Francisco. The Doctor offers free eonspi
tatons, and asks no remuneration unless be enectT
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STEAMER alN RANGER.

THE STEAMER RANGER BEING NOW IN
good running order, is well prepared To do all kinds
Of freightng and towing the most favorable terms
All parties having claims against her must present
them before the 18th December next, else they will
not be allowed.
Address Milas Ghllher, at steilacOOm, or the Cap
tain on board.
November 80, 1850. 2tf
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ARTICLE Vt.

Each Of the high contracting parties shall oonnsn.
saie the commissioner it may appoint the sum Of mon
ey ne may stPulate for his services either by install
ments OF At the expiration Of his tasd In case Of the
neration shall be equally borne by both Contracting
parties.
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The P.e'.at colren;ioo shall b raaaod -i,hin &,
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AETIcLs III

duties. shall take an oath before some iudge of he
United States Of America that they will fairly and I'M
partially investigate the said claims and Just dccs
ION thereupon render, TO the best Of their Judgment
, 1861-05-03

No tonnage daiies shall b levied on American shin,
10 tds ports o. Japan, but The following fees shall t.
PAID - IL JApanese onstanihouse Enfhorflss: For
ne saiiy ot sifP fi5l nfern d'llars. For he
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The said commissioners shall assemble, within one
year after the ratification Of rhe treaty Of fendsbn
commerce. and navigation this day celebrated at he
CITY OF Assumption between the two high contracting
parties al the city Of Washington In tho United
States 81 America, and shall continue In session for
period not exceeding three months within which n
they come TO an agreement, their decision shall be
proclaimed; and in case Of disagreement they shall
proceed 70 the appointment Of an umpire as already
agreed.
, 1861-05-03

by the President:
LEWIS CAss, SecrefaJy Of STATE.
, 1861-05-03

The undersigned is personally acquainted with Hen.
ry Wessling, and knows that the circumstaprcs rsI
ted IN the foregoing certificate are true he saw Us
ry Wessling during his illness, and bears Willing t,s-
timony 10 the fact Of his remarkable curr nv H. y
J. CZapkay. ui' " DI' l.
, 1861-05-03

Subscribed and sworn to before me tb;s II,t l.
Of October, D. 1859. City and County Of San Fr"r.
cisco, in the State of California 9~I 'Au,
tL'sl FL. THlBAULT, Notary PubBc
, 1861-05-03

Which emphaticaly speaks for ITSELF was written Nv
the Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia Collect
Of Medicine, to the Editors Of the Pacific Medical S55
Surgical Journal, San Francisco, for publication:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

TIE MARKET.-The going to market con-
stitutes, in this exceedingly dull timo, about
the only excitement available from week to
week. People must eat, if they do nothing
else, and in consequence of this law of ma
ture, very considerable crowd Of persons is
to be found upon Ontario street three times
in each week. Scarcely anything is possible
in the way of provisions but what can be
obtained there. Vegetables of all kinds, in
quantities sufficient TO stock Fort Sumter for
year; fish, big and little, muscalonge, trout,
piekersl and pike; meats Of every animal
from hare to bear, not forgetting sausages,
which are difficult of classification; cram
berries, pickles, sassafras; butter, cheese,
apple sauce, poultry and game birds, are all
spread temptingly before US. In the way Of
consumers there are slender persons and ro-
tund persons; the former usually fretful, the
latter jolly. There are easy men who give
the odd cent, and stern men who demand it.
There Dutch meet Dutch, and there is Erin
reaiviVHs there the light haired lassis from
Scotland bids the rosy checked matron from
old Hingland ''goOd morrow, and twanging
through all, like the harp of thousand
strings, is heard the universal inquiry OF
that prince Of traders, Brother Jonathan,
ais that the lowest you'll take p, There is
no place in the world where the true nature
of people appears so undisguised, ,.sno place
SO advantageous for beholding the proper
study of mankind, as in the midst of the
hurry and hustle Of market day in a city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

cOEEEE AND SPICE MnIs.-we yesterday,
for the first time, visited the mills of MsssrS.
Frisby, Stephens & Co. in the Atwatsr build
ings on Merwin street. The amount Of
coffee daily roasted and ground, and the
quantity of spices Of all kinds, which are
put up for market, is calculated 70 surprise
one who has never thought 4ery profoundly
Of the matter, A bag Of coffee is put into
the roaster at one time, and when II Is sufi-
GENTLY Drowned, it ia turned into q box
where theeOoling is affected in four minutes.
About ton Of coffee is thus prepared in a
day. Several boys srs continually employ
ed in filing packages and boxes with coffee
and mustard, pepper, cinnamon, and every
variety Of spice. The machinery used Is Of
improved patterns, and d most ingenio1sly
adapted TO the performance Of its work.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

DONATION YIsIT. The annual pastoral
visit by the Plymouth Church and congre-
cation to the pastor and his family, will be
held at his residence, No. So Bolivar street,
on Thursday afternoon and evening Of this
week. As he has disposed literally TO the
church and people, labor in spiritual things,
an invitation is given to all such, and any
others who may please to attend this social
pastoral gathering, contributing of their
temporal things according to ability and Of
their presence at least, whether any thing
else be given or not, thus making it bles-
sing to the givers, as we'll as thezeceivers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

TIE SIXTH WARD.-This thriving portion
of our city is thoroughly "Wide Awake"
since the Presidential election as well as be-
fore. a..t NJ =
The following is up for discussion next
Thursday eveNing at the Wigwam: ''Ought
Congress to adopt the Crittenden Conpro-
mise"
Two gentlemen, not residents of the Ward,
have offered to discuss the following resolu-
tion with any two residents of the same, and
they take the affirmative:
"ResoIDed, That the best interests of the
Free States would be promoted by acquiesc-
ing in the secession of the Slave States from
the present Union"
Should some of the staunch Republicans
accept the proposition, as they undoubtedly
viii, a great debate may be anticipated. 1t
win probably. commence at the regular meet
ing next week, and may require more than
one eveningto finish it, as it is an extensive
question, and it is desired to have it thorough
II discussed. A #
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

GOUGH's LEoTURE.-The Academy of Mu-
sic was filed last evening, from gallery to
parquet, with people desirous of hearing
Mr.. Coughs celebrated lecture, "Lights and
Shadows Of London 1ife.s very large
number Of reserved seats were disposed Of,
and the total receipts must have put hand.
some sum into the treasury of the Christian
Association. The lecture abounded in dea-
cription, narrative and aneodOte, but to at
tempt report of it, would be q useless en-
deavor. The effect produced is due as much
to the electrical manner Of the speaker, as
to the matter which he utters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

EDUCATION OF IDIoTs.-We have received
the Fourth Annual Report of the Trustees
and Superintendent of the Ohio State Asy-
lum for the education of Idiotic and ImBe-
cile youth. The report of the superintend-
ent, R. J. Patterson, contains many inter
esting particulars concerning the unfortu-
nate patients under his charge. It says:
" Accumulated experience, both in this and
European countries, confirms, without a
doubt, the opinion that idiots can be elevated
to positions of domestic comfort, safety and
usefulness" Referring to the causes which
produce mental deterioration, he remarks !:
The mind should not be overtasked at a
tender age, nor at any age forced into activi-
ty at the expense of the integrity of the
brain and nervous powerj for children,
whose intellects are made to scintillate aad
fash like the meteor, will, like the meteor,
expire; and King Herod could almost as
surely have accomplished his work of ex
termination BY establishing infant schools ,
throughout his kingdom, as by the method
which he adopted"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30
Office No, 144 Snpsrior. Street,
CLEVELAND, WEDNESDAY, MORNING

i
sPIEITUAL INTELAGENoE.-Thatg ghost, or il
not that ghost, another ghost, still continues
his moonlight Aitting. he may now be
seen for a few night only, on or abOutPrOs-
pect street. It was on this street, night or
two since, that merry young gentleman,
accom- panied by two lovely ladies, was wend
ing his reluctant way homeward from aPar-
| ty, which he had attended in the neighbor-
hood, when in the midst Of lively and
interesting conversation, an unearthly, and
hideous groan was heard, proceeding directly
behind them. The young man is by no
means person to be frightened by ordinary
events but to be attacked by an incarnate
creature, in this off hand and familiar sort Of
style; to be morally squared of at, by an
object which it is an utter impossibility to
"puneh, /" or in otherwise, to maltreat; that
is altogether an other thing. It no won
der therefore that his voice was slightly
tremulous. when sustaining bis fainting
companions, he inquired his ghostship's plea
sure. A repetition Of the groan was the only
audible reply, but a shadoBy arm was ex-
tended, and a skeleton finger beckoned him
closer
This was too much. 1t was imposing on
good nature; it was taking advantage of for
tuitous cireumstances and so the merry
young man, and the two lovely young ladies
did, what probably most of us would have
done sooner: they lOoked-they turned
they fed. The ghost did not pursue II is
seldom indeed that they do, and therefore
nothing serious resulted, but it is probable
that certain young man, whenever he has
occasion after this, to return home about the
hour Of midnight, will take some other
avenue beside Prospect street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

A Coon DIAL FRIGHTENED'-A colored
waiter st the Weddell House received notice
yesterday afternoon, either from friend So
lIoitous for his welfare, or from some one
mean enough TO take advantage Of the poor
fellows fears, that his msster was in town
looking for him. The negro is a fugitive
from Kentucky, and no sooner had he ''taken
the sense Of the message than he started of
at a run, few down the stairs, darted across
the yard, disappeared through the gate, and
for aught our informant knew may be run.
ming yet. Ifthe information were true, there
was some sense in his getting out of the way /;
if it were false, and intended as a joke, it was
a aniserably poor one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

LITERARY.-The fourth monthly numberof
the Household Journal" published by
Harthill 4 Co., 20 North William street, N.
Y, has been received. This journal is one
Of the very best Of our literary publications,
particularly for the home, its stories and
selections being Of the choicest character,
and each monthly number containing four
original pieces of music. It's also published
in weekly numbers, and in either form is
furnished at the low price Of s1.5o a year.
Those Of our readers who would have first
class family journal should not fail to ad-
dress the above mentioned firm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30
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We are now living in the age of REBEL
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

FRosT on RAILROADS. The effects Of the
continued cold weather has been disastrous
on the running gear of railroad cars, and the
number of breakages is said to have been
unusually large this winter, The passen-
gers on the Saturday nights eastern train
were compelled, in consequences Of a break
down on the Lake Shore Road, to stay over
Sunday at Buffalo, not having arrived in
time 70 take the Central train.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

The postage On the Daily Leader to any
place within the State, per quaster in ad-
vance, 10 eentsi postage on the Tri-W Weekly
peFqusrter 81 cents; postage on the Weetly
per quarter, 3 cents. Within Cuyahoga
County, FBHE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

ARRrsTED.-oficer McHrath yesterday
morning arrested q man on the market who
hal in his possession a considerable number
of very fine towels, probably stolen from
some clio. hes-line. The property is at the
Police Station awaiting the owner
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

TROUBLE IN BALDWIN UNvERsITT.-A cor
respondent writes US from Berea that the
young men of Baldwin University have
been, lately, rather careless of the rules laid
down by the Faculty for the well-being oi
the College. A number Of them INDUCED
somewhat freely in forbidden pleasures, go
ing to dances and to sleighrides, and now
then looking upon the wine when it was
red, and the consequence was that thirty
five were calleo up, seven were suspended
and one was expelled. Some Of the cases
are held over.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

DOLt1H DuTToN.-Dollie has great many
visitors every day, all Of whom come away
astOnished and delighted. Fred Decker, the
giant, is as great a curiosity in his way as
Dollie is e small curiosity in hers. Go
therefore to the Melodeon and see the twain.
To-morrow is the last day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

Found-A Seal Skin Glove,
ohss. A. MOrris-Wnsoa a Morris Minstrols.
Taylor, Griswoia co.-Nse Goods.
Geo. L, Ingersoll-Attaehnient Notes.
Rsttberg 4 Hausnann-Laes Berthaa. &C.
Ingham a Bragg-Pons and Books.
J. H. ssrsebt-Notise to Contractors.
Geo b. Wyman-ala Masters sale
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

ar BLEW, IT sEEw--on Christmas Day"
the nursery rhyme has it, but the same
lines will apply with equal force to last
night. The wind blew fsarfully, and the
signs ratified and creaked as though they
wished themselves well through with it,
About midnight box Of empty oyster cans
seeded from their usual position, and
went tearing insanely down Superior street,
turning Bank street corner very neatly, and
these were brought to stand
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

THE CURLING MATcB.-By a private dis
patch, we learn that the Curling match be-
tween Buffalo and CleYeland, which was to
be determined at Buffalo yesterday, was
given up on account Of bad weather. At the
close of the game, Buffalo had scored 4s
against Cleveland ~.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30
COMMUNICATIONS.

From T. Dwight Eels, Secretary of Cleve-
land Gas Light Company, in reply to the
resolution Of inquiry presented to him by
the Committee on Gas from the City Council,
stating that the Company propose TO light
the street lamps of the city for the present
year, following the moon in accordance with
the tables as heretofore, except that the
lamps are to be extinguished and 10 gas
burned in them on any ght after II o'clock,
cluding the lighting, extiuguishing, clean
ing, and care of lamps, and using a burner
to consume four feet of gas per hour, as
heretofore. Received and fled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

Rar BOOk-ksPsrs vii find a fresh sup
ply Of Leroy " FairehiiEs Gold Pens,
at 7 B. Cobb & C6!a Az Of Leroy W.
Fairekilas God Pens sold 6y J. B. Cobb
3 Co. are sarraatsa foT one year. ltd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

sIeNoR BLIrz.-Blitz takes his trained
canaries out Of their cages for the frst time
this evening at the Academy Of Music. His
feats of magic are worthy those famous In
dian cOnjurors Of the East, who make trees
sprout, grow, blossom and bear delicious
f-7;f hefore vo,,r ewes a------