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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

The following scene occurred q day or two
since, not great distance from the corner Of
High and State streets. a17a....
Gen. P. is seated meditating on the
transient nature of allsublunary Affairs.
A oadaverOuS looking individual enters
hesitatiugiy;
CsdaFeroHs. Is Gen P. in 3Ii.l1sb
Gen. P. (blandly) That is my name, sir.
CadaEerOus. wish to see you privately
-and-ahem-the fact is want this Office
that you hold and thought may BE-
Gen. P. hastily. You've mistaken the
door, sir. Go up stairs, and see Mr.. G., or
over to the State House, and see Gov. Denui-
son. i am ready TO retire, sir. (L.ast re-
mark resignedly. 1Hj
Cadaverous. But want little more in
formation about what the Office is worth
Now tell me- as it will make no difference to
you. ..-. -.--
Gen. P. Sixteen hundred a year, sir
Look at the Blue Book and you will see all
about it.
Cad&zerous, (winking) Ah, yes; I know
that is the salary, but tn perquisites, you
know-Gen. the perquisites, ehl
Gen. p. (testily,l Not ared cent?
0adaverOus Is that true9
Gen. P True as Gospel.
Cadaverous, (ratlier chop fallell Then it
won'tdo. wanted a--What d ye call it--a
siaacllrsl 81 'ia-.sa-
Gen. P. Better step over 10 the State
House, then lots Of that kind there.
CadsYerous, (reAeets.) Perhaps this VIII
do, for can't get in oyei there; have tried it
on for more than ayear. What do you have
to dot Does your position require much of
your time2 n ...sg1
Gen. P. General supervision of Uncle
Sans mail cruising around the country night
and day, raising the devil with the postmas-
tsrs, (sOlemnly.) To commence on, you
must learn the names and location of all the
mail routes and post-ofices in the United
States.
OadaverOus. How many2
Gen. P. Thirty thousand post Offices aud
eight thousand mail routes.
CadaYerOus. Whewl How long viii it
take2 HFE -.-
Gen. P. Oh, 8 year or so.
Gadaverous. Well, win try for it any
how. Night count on your influence and
signature to my papers, (unroIling them.l
Cen P Why, my name viii dc you no
good with this internal administration. am
Democrat sir -one Of the unterri6ed-
secessionist ssr.1 Ny signature would do you
more harm than good. Besides, sir, if you
will allow m to say 50, think your prOposi-
ton rather cool. ola .ael-.l aa. 1.l
0adaye Gus. Beg pardon, sir-hope no
OfeEce-but can you or viii you tell me how
TO get this Officer
Gen. P. Not in that line just now, but
here is an advertisement in the Fact telling
how to procure good Office on payment OF
one dollar '-- -.--f-
CadaverOus, tsnatching the Fact frantieally.
Reads carefully. J VIII you loan me dollar
until geJ this placer - H
Gen P. No, IN see you - sooner. Al
low me to bid you good day. (Exeunt y
CoIim6us Gazette -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19
AnSsdAIbsilzE rf!.s, GOigSy

We are now living in tbe age Of REBEL
ion. The South, not content with having
had the control of our Governments almost
entirely ever since the formation Of the Coz
stitution, are now endeavoring to break Up
our glorious Union, merely Abscauss for once
the power is taken out of her hands. Overt
acts and hostility have already been com
menced against the Federal authorities, and
where it viii end, no man knows.
If there ever was 3 time when eYery man
should taks a good newspaper, which win
keep him posted in regard to the news of the
day, now is that time. Such a newspaper
is the LEADER.
In addition to the important matters Oc-
curing in our own country, the news from
Europe, for at least the year to come, will be
of stirring interest The heroic and patriotic
Garibaldi in struggling to build up liberal
and united government in Italy; old thrones
are crumbling into ruin-society is in a
transition state
The great advantages in taking a Home
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Weeklies, are these:
Owing to our great Tslegraphic arrange
mentsi we are enabled to give news three to
five days earlier than can possibly be deEv,
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can commence the new year with a subscrip-
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After presenting the above, we hope our
friends will exert themselves to back US in
our enterprise.
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suBKIssIvENEss oF THR sLlvEg.

Knowing che abOSe,, yoa a-e4uAliy obey the
dictates Of good nature and prudence in Tee
ing your waiter, under which stimnlant be
becomes a. asslduous and deferentisl rs be
would Be dilAlafy and In liherent, lacking it.
He remembers your culinary likinRs win
sometimes zealously dnplicate your yester-
days breakfast without orders, while you
read your newspaper ApprobatiVe in the
EXTREMIST degree, If you preface a requent
With 'Ill thank you or, hWilli you Qblige
me- or any such unexpected courtesy be
absolutely caisaa caper Of delight before
rushing of 70 obey the mandate, comp0rhng
himself in other respects like q gEoWnsup
child. Surveying bin and his fellows, gen
orally intelligent-lOOking negroes, neatly
dressed, most of'them wearing rlngs, and
some watch, chains, ObserTiRg their humble,
dutifql behavior, Northern man is appalled,
70 see how they hsTs accepted their positions
IS slaves how their very word and action
implies their recognition of the unehfistan
belief in their essential iuferiority. I think
that this every snbmissiEeness is, in ITSELF
tremendous protest against the inherent
wickeaness Of the cherished Institution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19


4 A Charleston correspondent of the NY.
Evening Post writes
-o fD' CHARLEsToE, s. c., March 8.
Hotel life throughout the South is in the
aggregate uncomfortable, slovenly and re-
pblsve with rare exceptions involving the
opposite of these characteristics, Of which
truths l could relate instances enough.
once sojOuFaed in a Nashville hotel, where
sick traveller, having lain for day and half
unattended in his chamber, and having pulled
down the bell rope 10 his Intellectual ehdeav-f
ors to make known bis condition, at last sue
ceeaed in doing 90 BY dischsrgitg the con-
tents OF bis six-barreled Colts navy revolver
into the wall
once put up at an Alabama establish
ment, in which and three companions were
obliged, regularly, to enter our bed-room-
the top Of q rickstty piazEa.-by the window,
for the doors wouldn open, and to which
apartment there once ascended at tive A. NJ.
an inebriate Acquaintance OF one of the occu.
pants ofthe four beds, for the purpose of en-
gaging him in q friendly and iaeetious con-
versation during which he dropped csnaIe-
grease all over the connterpanel At present.
however, no such experiences are mine. An
inmate Of the Charleston Hotel, in the city
of that name, South Carolina, 1 think It's do
mezfe economy presents s3ne pictures OF
slave ne which may prove entertaining to
you aders. - b. n. fa
~ apariment is on the fourth story, at the
rear, just in the middle Of the topmost eorri-
dor, thereby necessitating as long a journey,
upwards or doWnwards as is practicable !;
had the room either 70 ny right or left been
assigned 70 me, ! should have saved some
hsteps. Ny window commands quadrangle
lar prospect, sihcluding the servants quarters,
and over The roof of the building, the bay
s1d harbor, looking bright enough Of fine
day, dull and misty OF a wet one. Outside,
The long corridors, lit With eas, which isn't
lsppPlifd instherooms above the second story
with their numbered doors, have rather a
] prison-like- aspect, Impression increased
j y tae CONSTANT locking and unlocking on the
Pqri ef guess srserYan,s. FF %
+ -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

L viii notonIy euse the debility fsiiovipqoHIL
end - :, but prevent All attack AIRING q
Hlanlalie l1ansnees and care the dissass e 6Ecs
- ; - : -i.,--''1 --,.-'''- sI -s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

long and spacious dining room reminding
yo1 Of that of the Ocean House, Newport }
You proceed to your place and order break
ia5t. At hfst, i Ignorant oi the manners
and eustomgiOi Soutnerh hotel lie, you fare
but indifTefehtiy, but presently, finding the
Turkish system OF bgckshseik in general
oPotaabh yod ladopt Il telectins one paaic-
ular ''boyp' for your personal attendkut--
Him yoa tee, cay thrice week, with quarter
dollars, when be waits on you royalty, coa-
sidering himself yopT servant lor the time
beiag Yoa hear him say 70 bis fellows,
That's my BOSE as you pass along the cor
! = He Rni they are slaves, Of course. There
are over hundred wslters at the Charleston
Hotel hired from their masters b The land
lord a. $40 per month, Zone, almost white,
and possessing some special accomplishment
Obtains Sc bonus ] am told o When 4 plan
ter or traveller bninRs his own 'Blavg8 70 the
hotel they are allowed their board .ffee Of
charge, giving IN return their services,
first 70 their owners, then TO the guests in
general ll a fa tA--. "a -H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

sChisago, ths very readable end iatelli-
gent WtshingttR correspondent Of the Chi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19
-raWI MaT.oNLeu
~ YTpa RIgsI6W

An sxpsrisntl5l Nurse and Fsr1ala Ph5riciaa. ma
~. 8tn1s totiss al1snti6z q ii1t1lris h1I
SO OTHTNG SYRUH@
lt.. lH0R CHELDR8N TEETHIslG
which greatly facilitates the nfod11 - frfhlnr b.
s9Ilpnla Fle gliai reelci1 1g Al IN Ian unG-ril
alaY ARLiPAIN a1d qpa niodio atfion, ana r u1rsl
: lr 70 REGULATE RfIE 3 B0WELs.
9 lspen1 upon g. molhsrlii VA giEs rsst 20 rour
b iRHLIEE AND HEALTHrO RGUB BINEEETs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

Every m0lher ana heasakeepar n ust
0ttsn ~ . 8 tlaily pbysloian O. tAs uun0ou lis
sad q santf tftf occur aEnans ghidIca ard SER
gsuia Er 1nanT u tt1s uasas - have uSsd is,is'
Htil Kl5F, atd tonali5r Il 81 indiipahls6 Article
ia the eeiiciha bez. IN derFhoas, it Is much nsed
ith ilrsai sioed1a. For cuts ana lrul t is invAl-
u.ble.-fN. y rramivsr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

An extra copy viii be given to the getter
up of the CI1b, for his trouble; when a club
reaches as nigh as ffty copies, Tri-Weekly
will be given and when il reaches one hun
dred, copy Of the Daily LE1DER will be
given.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

The postage on HE Daily Leader % any
place within the State, per quarter in ad-
vance Is cents postage on the Tri-WeekIy,
per quAEtsF ! eeRts3 RpSsage on thsWsstly
per quarter, 3 centa Within CuyahOga
County, FEzlH. u z '-'aa A-.'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

A Charleston correspondent of the N. Y
Evening Post writes z-'7i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

I'VE Sc N adYertisenent n yugrooiurap4 Of n rs.
WinaioF's soathlns sy-nps Nov We p.,er said 4
Rorl "a .aFol q patent usdicins bss1fs b. oar iib
but ue ~ c1lpallsd - uay % YOU fs. tsst this
po hHmblg-VE HAgE fRIED y, li5n EisgE IT 10
Al lf oLAlua. Il is probably, one ol the most
ooessiul medicines oi the day, bscdussii i one Of
shp bagt And these Of Teuf realslt who have babies
san,tdo bcttaT than % lay mi supply - Al ~
sas AaEartIlalannl-In annther cl.rrnr s..-,st,...
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sztiss uishiHs ne presoriPtion wiA please I'D
aas REY, EDwARD A. wILSUs,
osslkass Wnll.a.ssaggh, kinss 'Guualy. s. I.
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fsz RuI1as.

Al fo'rloek A. Il tbs gong lthat abomi-
nabie inflrumsn5 ths attention a Which
siamps he Chinese as ha most atroeious Of
oplei announces hreekfsst meal procur-
able dntil IL Puehasing The uoruipg's
llercurY q CIosEisf in de hall, "a euteri10
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HsT There Is no miaiaks about 1T
fHkoORDIAL Is ALL " CLAIM FOR TT
M0THERs, TRY III

And to you We appeal, to detect the Illness or de-
cine NOS only ofyour dsughters before it s too late
1el also your sons and husbands, Tor Wbls the for
@ er roIn talss aeieacy, often go down 70 preusa-
ture graEe, rather than let their Condition no5rn
n time, the latter are often mixed up with fhe
- enent q fu5inea4 hat ifit were not for you,
tnsg3 toe, would travel in The downward pat b
until Il j too late to arrest their ftaf m But he
mother y always Viglant, and 70 You We oonndenklg
RfRsali ~ We are sure your failing affection
sI0kAItfE GOkDIAb and BLOOD -RENOVA-
IOh as TIE remedy uhich should Be GlHays On hand
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rRT.WREKnYLRlnRR-

y To CLUBs-SingIe copy s. per year; Two
copies for s., Five for 81, Is, Ten for$9O, 90,
and any larger number al ths latter rate.--
For & club Of twenty, ah extra copy viii be
.sent-for-aciub Of iorty; We send the Daily
LhABER gratis one year. The Tri-VeekIy
contains the entire reading matter of the
Daily. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

- Prof.. WoCd's Restorative Cordial ana Blood
ksnoEatsr 9 ,Fltholt dOubt che be3t tonic Cordial
in the world 10 anose Wh0 EFs guefi1r ffcrn Cen
eIal Debility, We would reoOnlmend tfs se. ior ID is
pe8ant g the taste q stEoat henfnf 60 te tystsm
blooas 4nd eraulcafo 81 trfas Of dsstse. il ah -
taken bg the weakest atouidshi Whi5 those in good
health Htu ~ once tel It's ez llaratiug power. Va
couaens that amer usiufs one 5ottl8 81 This Cor
dial nons VIII Be lor day vii hout it.-fE = Leader
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

NEr Prot. Woods Restorative UordiaI ana blood
KenoVgtor, for the cure ofGo1erul d. o. Weak
ness ariaing from any canBs Gls5, nTansrsia Rer-
Vouanea9j Night eaiss Aoipient Congum btiQr, llF-
er Complaintas blliousness Lua8 oi a ppetlte, 10
male Weakness in all its s1sgss II 70 1feQant the
contraction o. dsol18f is cir.ail5 ne f and most
Agreeable Cordial tonle and N9n0Vhtor ever cfered
to the aticted snd chemically cuunbiue - 10 -
the molt powerful tonic sFsE fn6Rn 10 medical sci-
eioe- Raaier 10 tt. lt-tlll DO yuu gDod. We have
no he1itation IN accommodating lt since know 4
90 % ttf, nlelaanf and remedy for thedisea.
- enumorated.-iN New YORK Bispatch-
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KURIOUS KOINCIDBNCEt
~ s1okN uNpER FHE oousTERli
sMrT8 IED oTHERs IN 4 Boxll

0MIAH AND VLHa7I.l ~ - -
NORRIS in sight Hith bic CelebTatsd ARABIAN
CONDfTIOH pOWDERs,- where eveEX owner Of
Tor many Of the Diseases peculiar 70 such Animala
1hey are 4 SoYereiaa Remedy for COlds- Coughs
Loss o. Appetite Hide bound, DiltemPergt &c, SC
- Those Powders Away give eatiatactony as the
Thousands Who have uasd them, e4n testify. See
Circulars Try them. For sale b. y. y. Gaglerdi
+. w. Palmar, Benton Brothers, and strongE ARM
strong, Cleveland, o., and ~ all DRUGGISTS IN tho
country Also az wholesale 81 she Proprqter AZ lt3
Ontario ItEest oIeYesnd, OhIo, % whom al orders
= iSbs:RisdIT- ddiIS-'l @. G. NOKRIs.
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~ Look 20 Yourself iu Tina How naay, IN
conssq q lalas delceey, suag ROM anpprsa-
I'd, 2linf1l cbstrncted lensiuraliou, AID fhfrf I
because they hre young that hge-and-hya rsfure vi
wor9 ITSELF clear from oostrnctols, and All ooms
right Ia mo end, little dreaming that th1 seeds q
tue vital enere are Impaired, and tho entire ani-
mai eeone ny aeranged detiiilaled and ysa, carp-
lel9 OF t1aulleifel ~ they Era ~ remedy were set
belore them y 1ich Would restore an the functions q
the system and feiuv visoeats the body they you'd
s4se IT, and thus BE- 81 time 70 save their Hvea.-
Parents. think q this, and st give them bot
tie Of Prof. Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood
ksloEstor.-lN New York CouriF-
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.ITlH
BLOOD RENOVAFOR

3l sg1 Ut gen = z fesifaH gI1sIi adT
si1aHisT nsl lalrlear -iff sgn W
4 pT9oisely What ~ lame indlaatss, -iar Ehfs
pleasant to the tasts It e roviViying, exhRurHfiba
and strengthening to theTital powers. Il also y
TiVihes, relnataies da rdhsEI ths blood IN all its
orainsl pnFitys and thus restores and renders the
system inguiaerabla % attacks Of disease Itis the
eaJ prslaratioHeVeF oasTsd 70 ihS- world % a pop-
slar form 90 Sc to DO Withln fhs rssst q uli1 81
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a. 80. 3. e - ..I.5..i 80

- &c con gr.tuiate OUT readers UPON the
ltoFsry % q sure cdre Tor Rheuit afisla coat ard
1ll-ls.1l SO - Aer-qEi Di.eEsss, ehich Is ei-
leie4 llenout ne u1a 81 tcrhal mudicinGs which
daerog ths Constitution and 4 " tluporary relief
enil. 4ntaefl q 4 the only Know rtnieaT easing
ldfleet cure and le teel EurraIud. frsl fts re-
comenGstions, IN calling fhs atI6nfioa q the ar
hicisd and ino4e having friends suffering from Rheu-
n1llins 0out o. NEuralgis or the DsfIlcIous eectB
% Lerc1rTi 70 the advertiser IA umr
u q1E n1porI Of Or Lalanda Anfi. Baud
spta ~ Nu. FlskE, Cleveland, y. sb25
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

- A Pure, Healthy Tonie and one ffss fr6ul the
daletsriol9 and ~ uurs - i5iioW tkoss
IN ordiEar use has long been fslt 70 % = dasiiera
tum IN the medical WoEid. such y touic, and oae 80
skiiliLy cQnbined from the lezatahl6 kingdom e.
to act II paract lruprdEnce with tho fa1 % rure
and Tins eoothe the Weaksaf stomach, and g the
s1re tine siaT nsrTOus and Otherl irritntions, and
tona np ali the orRnua OF which tha hmm body u
compossds sodersd IN Prof, WCUDS Restorative
Cordial aud Blood RsnoYat0f. Hence & q perfectly
adapted e ole anq Joungi slafi Try It. thoasands
have aready done 30, and the testimony IL uniTers
ID it8 fsTor.-l New York Atias. ~ -ns
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MORNINGLEADER.
liET ~ iIosa Ilaai-


-. ., 2. q "a - ana aIaFlR'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19
TO HURsE OWNERgl

Da-sEEET's IsFALLlBLE LIN1.Isr ron HoRsrs Ia
ani7alod " any, in aIl eases d Lsaanass arising
f0u ApsaIuls Bruises OF WrencaInr. ila effect il
NArica and certain. Harnas u Saddle Calls.
-s.aea Alnge, &c., it wiz ai1s eurs 1peedily!-
ra Aingb0ne may Be easily PRESENTED and
thef incipient stages, but condrmed cases
are bgad the possibility Of radical care No case
Of TIE kind, however, desperate or hope-ss but
nay Be allsfiaied ~ this Lnmsnt, aud its faith
~ apirisaton viii alasys remove he I.s1nepess.
aud oaa6lsi ths horse 70 trEEel with com6srasivs
"a .r.rlaF -fal ~ %
kveIy hOrso owner should have this remedy At
hpnt, i0r its timely az the srst appearance OF
Aaasns1l win sa5ctually prevent those forminaBls
soases mentioned, 70 which All horses are liable,
ae 9hiah render % many otherwise valuable horses
lrlFIF Torshloas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

MOTHERS should uss It for it is q perfect relief;
aEen month or Two before tbs linTI trial. ahe vii
pass the dreadful period th peTfeof sassan safety
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

We are enabled here 70 cdsr fhe oonnunfrF 1.
remedy which, While it cre1 inc above eo1iplaint1
,ltiI ortrinfF IL Btill reractly harnl1esI n ar7
auEntitg such afeuled5 q inFalua1la ia ttricir
ahere rhsEs -aflictiug di1cri11s lrerafI ThfT
CUla'' aE6els tha misuatic luison oi E'Eg1a NJ
ment 81 the dlleele, d iaEen 9u fhs Inst an1ruaeh
Of It's prenelitorI . - pfoIus- ~ = nof only ths
fssst reniedF ever Ye 1scJIr8 f1r thfs 60 ri c15-
s.Isias5 bds alno tn theneit Ihe rIa d & : -
1s slfpplV f0r lol blEg8 % ufftla fha r7cir d
every body ard II hilid1l iiistilct8 FAsis fFvrR
AsD AGUF pruyailI- gEaEJ haty slIqll1 haFe it and
use it lreey both to7 c7re al4 nrQtocQE. "A g-uaa
covered for the apeeg and eert cIrl or Iernilt-
tents is that 10 contains 70 uinin8 or niatf en-.
sequsntly Il pfoduces no q1nlss or other iidFi ~
o7Tcfa " tsateFar uE6r the couri llufion IN crraf
b e are len 80 haalthy s e thog bad nspes ad Ne
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