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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-05

The Gibraltar Chronicle tells of a
French captain who was recently fishing
from his vessel. when large tunLy fish
took the hook ard dragged the captain.
who had the line fastened round his
waist. overheard; he was not seen after.
wards.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-05

Mr.. VIM. Vincent Wallace is eaid to be
writing comic opera, the librette Of which
has been supplied by Mr.. jean Brough.
am.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
nlIssnup1 CoNYENTIoN.

aAs A40AAat a-AAAA 49,
In Convention this morning committee of
one from each Congressional District was select
ed 20 call the Convention together previous 70
ne third Monday in December, u the public
ex igencies require y, .-s 49,.
me following Gentlemen weEe eleoted dele
gates 70 the Border Stale Convention II. X
Gamble Juo. B. Henderson, " m. A. Hall, Jas.
A. Moss, Mm Douglas, LittlebUry Hendricks,
ard Wm. Pomeroy .l.sy1 .i..
A resolution was adopted instrueting the Pre- :
ident Of the Convention 70 transmit certihed
copy Of the proceedings OF the Convention TO the
President Of the lnitsd states and Governors Of
each State.
The Convention then adjourned til the third
The following rom an editorial in the Repub.
lican, Is 3 very FAIR resume Of the proceedings Of
The Toloe 81 Missouri has been spoken through
the Convention called for that purpose. That
voice pronounced that further concessions should
be msde, with q view TO q restoration Of the
union OF the states definitely.
These concessions should have the trittenden
resolutions for their basis. The article declares
that reunion would be imperiled By the use Of
l force on the part OF the Federal Government
against the people Of the seeded States, aId spe
c!ally advises that Federal troops be Withdrawn
/ from the State where collision threatens Firm
and steady In Its expressions OF devotion 70 the
/ idea Of &c unipp C declares tor s National Con
vention In nope thatits delibsrqtipps may result
/ in measures which viii secure that object, The
same voice consistently pronounced that there Is
Z at present no adequate cause for retiring from
tie Union and refuses ut this time to pledge Mis-
souri 70 secession, even in the event the rest of
the Border States secede, or no plan Of adjust
ment viii be aocedsd 10 by the North. The in
I ference may be drawn from the action Of the
Convention, that as Missouri Is In favor OF every
peaceable mode Of adjustment calculated 10 call
/ back the seeded States, and in default OF OBJ
tanning such measure, faVOrs steps for bringing
about peaceable separation between the Union
and Southern DO4federacy, also her mind Is IN a
state of suspense as TO the question of retiring
/ from the Union upon the happening Of coniin-
| Fencies which have been mentioned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

FI,OuR There Is less doing and market scarcely
40 ARM prices however are without Important
change. Abe account, BY n Arago are not quito 80
favorable: white heights 70 day shade trmer.
sales ere s,gu1 hblu a. tAu5gqy5,l5 for auperine
atais; So 2005,25 lor entra state, s5u5e06,i6 for
superhne WESTERN sb,20e6l 20 for common 70 medium
extra WESTERN 455l6Db,60 Tor shipping brands extra
round hoolsd Ohioi and fe7o9''oO for trade brands
tiANADIAN RL0UR-In limited request,
without material change in prioes. SALES are SsO
b9ls g Io soT S SSmnSR aoI to s9eS s5sI9;
CORN MRAL-Only In limited business AZ pre-
WHisKY@in moderate demand Sales are 80
WHEAT. Less doing and scarcely 90 aTP, but
prices are without im portant change freightH q
little irmer to-day, and this has checked export
demand.
$50 bush north western club a 81, ,iS delivered
800 Milwaukee clnb at Sli259lt8 IN store and
deved; i2u0 rod state at Sl28; a,0cQ white Canada
at s As; l,uO0 white southern. private terms.
HYE-Quiet a. 6l6a65o,
HARLEY-Scarce and hrm at 7OGaS0o a. Ia qual.
lty Sales 9OO bush state al 7i975e at the rail Tead
iGSS,RN-Leas doing. Market scarcely 50 frn.-
In store 6s4c delivered; 5gS6BSOc for unsound Dc
in store 62h@6to new mixed western and yellow
OATS-in moderate request at S0abs9o for VIr.
Einls ai22Se f9r !srssy sSai4e for western and
PORR-Market dull, heavy and lower for mess
and quiet and steady for prime, Sales 800 bbs Al
sls;99 ioE mess; Sl2i ia.9 l1,75 for prime,
country prime et s4,l5@5,60; country mess S5fsa.
SIS for repacked mess Ss,OO9lOOO extra mesa $40,
Oof1ll, 90. sales 200 bbls.
PRIME MRsS BERR- Dull and nominally
unchanged.
=BEEE HAMs-Qalsl and steady at Sl2@IS foI
our AIRATs-Heavy aud lower. Sales $50 pkg.
696tto shoulderli s@s5$o for hams.
HOGS-Quiet at 64697A corn fed dressed and
S5S015Ae for live Weight,
BACO Dull aud nOminally unchanged
IsARQ-Stoaeyi demand moderate. sales tOl
bhls at 9tol0c. No. I 70 prime western.
BUTTER is selling at iOc@I4o for Ohio
CHERsR- Steady ct sSlOo for Inferior to
nrime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
liIssoURI coNERNrI0N.

Aa4AA1f AAAlA
In the Convention yesterday hIr. Henderson,
Chairman Of the Committee 10 which was refer
red the communication Of the Commissioner fro IL
Georgia, presented a long report declaring
against secession, and exhOrting Georgia and
OIher seeding States 70 desist from the reFOlu-
ti0nary measures commenced by them, and unite
their Toiees with ours in restoring peace and ce-
menting the Union. In other regards the report
docs notmaterially diner from thar OF The Tom
mittee on Federal Relations.
Mr. Buck presented q minority report, deny
ing the legal right OF secession, but recognizing
the right OF revolution. " hile deploring the
sectional disregard Of duty, we viii not despair
Of future justice, until our complaints shall have
been specifically and nnaVailingly submitted to
the Northern people that laWful property IN
slaves is constitutional right, and if the Federal
0oVernment impairs that right the sldVehOlding
States should be found united in It's defence, and
in such events as may legitimately follow, Mis-
souri, viii share the dangers aud destiny Of her
sister slave States
Both reports we're ordered to be printed, and
made the special order for the third Monday in
December
TheresolutioE providing for an election by the
Convention Of seven delegates TO the Border
State Convention was passed.
Adi0urued
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
OONgRRssIONAL,
~ Mi.nrnarea.N .Narch q.

sEsArE.
WAsHISarGs March %
Mr.. Hale offered a resolution 20 elect Ser
eeat WARNS, Door Keeper and Assistant Laid
Mr. Powell called up bis resolution for paying
clerks Of committees Of this session the usual
compensation for sixty days.
Mr. Trumbull opposed it considering II gra'
tuity and ~ reform was needed Il was better 70
begin here
Mr. Douglas resolution came up.
Mr. Bayard concluded his speech.
Mr. Howe, Of Wisconsin opposed bOeglhH ~.
solutiou because wholly unne essary ana was not
convinced OF the wisdom Of giving 10 the cOun'
tr.v the ntellinence which IL demanded We nave
now An Administration, with u nus been pro-
claimed An earnest desire and liked purpose 10
msinfntn the authority Of the United states aud
mi Inc authority OF this or that section merely BY
peseeftil means-if peaceful means will sutice,-
mis- was the settled purpose, as he understood OF
me Administration Was il not purpose which
demanded the best energies Of every one II
seemed to him the senator trOm Illinois was iur
nishing aid 10 the enemies us (hoWeg
party had done nothing 10 create the feYeTish ap
prehensions alluded 20 BY the Senator irom III
nois They had no purpose 70 trample on ths
rights OF any individual In any portion ot tne
country He objected % npuglas' proppsition y y
afaead the Constitution on the ground that u
would only be approved by portion Of tle PEG
ple while a Constitution 10 be satisfactory mnsl
I receive the assent Of the whole country, Ms
I have such Constitution now, why should NOT
the people be satisfied with ity de gave way te
am Executive session.
Al w.aN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
EROAI WASHINGTON

W AHhlh9IOh, MhIDu y
The Senate confirmed J. w. Nye as Governor
Of NeVadr; Rnfus Ring, Minister 70 Rome; Brad
ford r. W oOd, Minister to Denmark; Ans0n Bur
lingame, Minister 10 Austria; Elisha D. Crosby,
Minister to Guatamala; james o. Putnam, Min
ister 70 HaEFe; Freeman II. Morse, Consul to
London; james ii. Anderson, Of Ohio, Consul to
II mburg; Francis Fl Moody, Receiver Of Public
Money at Little Rock; Lieut. HaTtsuf, Assistant
Adjutant- General, with rank OF Captain.
The following POstmaEteTs we're confirmed:
Warren n. Huntington, Galena; Edwin o.
David Dubuque; Jas. y. Abrahams, Burlington,
Ia. Sidney r VOndOrhuTst, Pittsburg
D-sid q. Rose was confirmed as Marshal for
Indiana; VIM. II. F. Guriey, Attorney for Iowa
Geo. A. Nourse, Attorney for Minnesota; Alex
ander c. Sands, MAMMAL for the Southern Dis
iript Of Ohio; Herbert n. Hoxis, Marshal for
Iowa.
The following nominations were made for the
Territory of Colorado William Gilpin, Govern
or; Lewis L. Wells, Secretary; Benjamin +. Hall
OfNew York, Chief Justice; S. Newton Pettis Of
Pennsylyanis, and Charles Lee Armoqrl WeTs
made Associate judges; Copeland Townsend
Marshal; William L. StOughtOn OF Michigan At
tOrney; Francis II. Case Of Ohio Surveyor.
Gen. Marsh E. Dunnell, of Maine, Consul at
Vera Cruz. acl-
Joshua B. Glddings, Of Ohio, was nominated
for Consul General TO British North America
Thomas CorWin having withdrawn his deelina-
tiOn, was confirmed Minister to Mexico.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
FRO5f WAsRINGrOS.

WAsHINorON, March q.
Dr. CaiIeWay has been appointed surgeon Al
the Marine Hospital &C Paducah.
The Senate condTned lim- IL Carter, Of Ohio
81 Lieutenant In the Marine Corps; Cornelius 4
Bucks Marshall for Minnesota; John lockwood
Postmaster at Milwaukee Elias W. Leaven-
srerth. Commissioner under the convention with
Ne,r CSrsnsda. Charles W Davis, Of Maryland,
SecressrY b The Commissioner; Calvin Hason, OF
New YORK Commissioner under the convention
with Costa Rica; Charles Howe, Collector at Key
West: Samuel Long, Consul 70 Lahamia-
The President has nominated Chas. I Wilson
OF Illinois, SecretarY Of Legalop TO London
Wm s. Pennington, Of New jersey, Secretary
Of Legation 70 Paris John 4. Edgar, Of Tenn
Consul at St Thomas.
New York City appointments are under oonsid-
eraticn.
Francis Marco has been removed from an i'm.
uorfant slerkship In the State Department and
H. S, Chiffon promoted TO I'll the vacancy john
s. Smith, of New York, has been appointed 10
surv,fv he most vacated bY the latter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

] The Stats g rapidly ding up With population; 859
025 peFsous having been ADDED since 1880 making The
present population I2s eos, rato q 1o2 per cent n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
YestardaY AfLeInoonIs RepOTt
wAsHINGTON nIATTRRs.


nav YoRE, March =.
The ffeald,s washington dlspatch says that
inconsistencies in Andenou's dispatches before
ana afler the Inaugural Lead 70 whisperings IN
executive circles th1t the MAJOR may pc IN com
1iieitv WIKI TIE seoessionists.
c+ ChGs. h Wll1on, editor Of the ChioaBo Joar
nal, has boen. nominated Secretary OF Leg ton
he President has determined to call an extra
session Of Congress.
Commodore StEinghsm has been erdered @ re
mort Immediately 20 the navy Department..
me Herald's Washington dispatch says mat
notWithslanding powerful effort e beng made
no indacu TIE Presldenl % make the New York
appoinimenu-espcc the Marshal and Dis
friet Attoruey-still they are Kept back. There
Is q hitch somewhere. he Unlimited pretty
plaInly 70 s gentleman who called TO see about
fhem thsf certain men had ulisrepresented mat
ters and ha hed been mIsied IN regard 70 ceftAlu
men wl0 were prominent for positions
The New Tcrk appointments VIII be made q
morrow or next day. Nr. Barney viii be Col
lecfor Mr. Dart, Of St Lawrence county has z
GOOD show for Attorney ef the Northern District
81 New York.
Gen. Nyo's nomination as Governor Of Nevada
Territory Is very much liked He aeeepts the
nnritinn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
VTRGTNIA CONV HNTION.

RICHMOND, March q.
slr Baldwin, or Augusta, replied in strong
Union speech.
Mr.. Carlisle offered a substitute for the report
being the Peace Conference measures, Referred
70 the Committee OF ths Whole.
Mr.. Boyd offered a substitute TO the first sec
ti0n. Referred.
secession caucus was 1eld last night, but nc
definite action was had.
first Of Apsil.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
Last nights Report.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

NEW YoEK, March22.
lhe rest " ashington correspondent says that
Tertise for an s. 900 900 loan
The Commercials dispatch states that
Schultz has been appointed Marshai, vice RYn.
dem
seward has written letter to the Southern
Commissioner reviewing the entire grounds OF
misunderstanding, +, with q view Of restoring ba-
mOny, and closing with the recommendation OF a
National Convention.
TIC GaFernment has recisFes information Of a
plot 70 rerolutonize Calltornia and Oregon, i'm
pllcatiug Gen Johnston and Others.
The Arago brought SAB 900 in specie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

IFrom the Kanawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache.
who try them, will stick to them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
MAILS BURNED.

FaIIADELPHIAl March =.
Illri1 1qe mai pouches were on the train on
f11e fennsy lyania Central Railroad burnt Wed
-nH1ey 1ieat- Among them were the S Louis
s1na l9ulssille mails OF tAe 18TH Cincinnati, To-
leaol lolnneu and Pittsburgh of the 10th. for
arli s9ilIa 3, 4 llladei pliin and Washington The
~tlarrls1ur mail was saved. A special agent has
gone 20 secure the remains Of the letters which
ssTill Be sent 70 the dead letter once.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
HIRaINIA ooNYRNTTON.

RIoHMOEp, March p.
In the Convention, to-day, Mr. Baldwin CON
tinued his remarks, speaking three hours. He
considered the Peace Conference propositions an
acceptable basis Of adjustment, but thought the
majority report from the Committee Of Federal
Relations IN some respects an improvement. The
other proceedings were EnimpOrtant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

By theuss Of these PlIla the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and Il
taken at the commencement OF an attack immediate
reliefirom pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom tail In removing the Nausea or Head
ache to which Females are subject.
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
lEeness
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons Of sedentary habits they are valuable AZ
Laxative, improving the appetite giving tone and
vigor to the digestive organs, aud restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole syste
THE oEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having beon in use many
years. during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous sys-
TEN, or from deranged state OF the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition.
aud be taken at all times with perfect SAFETY.
without making any change Of diet and the sbsence
Of any dsagreeablo taste renders It easy to adinis
ter them to Children.
BEw ARE OF OU.NTERFEITs
Bls- The genuine have Ave signatures Of Henry q.
Spaiding on each Box.
Rs-sold by Druggists and ell Dealers ia Medicine.
Box VIII be sent BY NAIL prepaid, on receipt Of
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
sS-An orders sh5uld be addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDIEG,
- Cedar Street, New York,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

For the names OF the Towns, VIIIa
nOis Cent. n. r., see pages 1885, T9S & 1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
ARRIYAL oFTHF aRAGn.
sAsDr HooE, March u

IA-DA mus AAflA =
Tis. steamship Arago from HaYre via South
ampton, March 50, passed this point this morn
ing. she reports mat the steamer City Of Balii.
more, hence February 22d touched Queenstown
on the oh inst, on her way 70 Liverpool
Commercial adViees by the AFagO are unim-
The adviees BY the City of Baltimore have
caused great aetirity in the Liverpool cotton
Breadstuls in Liverpool are quiet a slight
decline in -four Of all kinds.
Provisions quiet
.coRsols closed at ss9sl1f for money, and 92'l
A dispatch from Liverpool to SOUTHAMPTON
says the steamship Europa sailed from that port
for QaeenstoWHi on The 4ths 70 take the Austral-
asian 5clrEO 70 New York.
lbs Ministry Of HollaBd had resigned
Perfect tranquility prevailed at Warsaw.
The Russian Serf emancipation question is to
be settled during Lent
The Deumark and Hoistsin question has elicit
ed the interference Of England France and
Russia.
C0uat Cavour has brought under the notice Of
the governments Of Europe the necessity Of set
Ting the Roman question
dispatch from London says the demand for
discount IN the money market was Gneeasing
Illinois Central shares have declined.
The ship Conquest, OF Mobile, for Liverpool,
wreck.
rhe Ocean Guide, from Newport, for Calves
Ton, was abandoned At sea, Feb. 18th. fhe crew
was saved
In the House Of Commons, on the 4th, Henness
seY charged Lord John Russell with deliberately
canceling important dispatches relating TO the
trade Of Tuscany and Naples, and reprOached
him With breach OF international law
Sir 9, Bower said the policy Of the Foreign
Office would lead 70 war.
The Times says the new tariff bill Of the United
States establishes protective duties on a most ex
traYaednt scale, and the result viii be an almost
absolute prohibition Of Imports from Europe, and
be more detrimental to the interests Of America
than Europe.
Persigny has authorized the establishment Of
two new daily papers at Paris.
II. Bolsey made an attack on the alliance with
England, in the Senate, but It was received with
diasatisfactiou-
IN he French manufacturing districts business
vas very dull.
At Paris Sour had advanced.
Austris has sanctioned the re-establishment Of
the electoral law in Crotia.
ITALY.
The bomhardment Of CiFitellf commenced on
the 10Th. Gen. Fergola notified Cialdini that the
WoriE commenced aFainst the citadel we're a yiO-
lation Of the convention between him and Carl
baldi, and be would lombard ihe CITY. Cialdiui
responded, that for every inhabitant kilied he
would order officer Of the garrisoa Of he cifa-
del shot, and that be considered Fergola rebel.
Warsaw presents gloomy appearance Over
100 oo0 penOns attended the funeral Of those kill
ed 81 the late disturbance. Troops were kept in
the barracks, and everything was orderly. A pc
titi0n g being signed for the establishment Of
she Polish Constitution.
Popular demonstrations we're continually tax
ing place at Rome.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
FROM NEW YORK.

The service on the Overland Butterleld mail
route Is about TO cease in pursuance Of the act Of
Congress Mails for California from all parts Of
the country must 20 Yia. Panama until the new
route via Salt Lake and PiaeerVille goes into
operation on the lst OF June.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
OOMMRROIAL.
CLEVELAND 6TARKRT-lIARCH ~.

CLEFELAND MIKE kI-ALAhCId y.
FLOUR-The market quiet. Sales 75 bbls red
double extra at $500; 50 DO white de at S5,I5-
WHEAT-Demand light. City Millers not gen.
orally snquirinE. The market may be quoted steady
for car load lots at SlOi; 100 bus from store, sold
at sI.O2; 1 car do at SI,Os and 500 bush Michigan
white at SLIP.
CORN-Inactive at SIC.
OATS-Quiet at &c.
HIGHWENRs-sales Of bbls at lsc.
FCGs-salss at g5kalOc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
TIE STATE DEBT.

ne Sais DIT IS only $40 Jos s9s a. and ioiin u
lat three years has ben reduced S2 959 746 80, and 70
Pamphlets dssCriptiYs Of the lands, sod, climate,
on application 70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Stocks drmer and active; Chicago and Rock Island
5s&; Illinois Central scrip sl4i Mich. Southern
guaranteed SIS Read. A; Huds. 45s N. L Gen. 1sfi
Virginia 6ig 7S54; Mo. 66 Erie 3l4; Galena Chi-
caFO z2L; P. D. q. mail 66H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
FRn1T nfONTGonIRRY.

AUGUsTA, MARCH =.
The Montgomery Advertiser publishes long
corrected list Of army and navy appointments
nearly all from the Federal officers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

SIRs
have tried your Oephalic Pills, and like them
SO we'll that want you to send me two dollars worth
more.
Part of these are for the neghbors, to whom gave
few out Of the first box got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and obliPe
Your ob't Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
NERVOUS bTsoRDERs.

NERVOUS UlaQHDEh8,
DOR ALL OF WHICH IT Is A
IL speedy and certain remedy, and never fails Ths
Liniment Z prepared from the recipe e Dr. tephg1
Sweet, Of Connsetieut, the famous bone-setter anS
years with the most astonishing sucoess 80
As AN ALEEFlATOR OF PAIN, IL Il ,1urfVnlot
y any PrsPaTPiion bsfoss the public q Yhieh q
This Linipent Eill cure rapidly and radically
sandl 81 cases where It had been used Il has RgEos
~ IoE q SEUHkLeSIA. 4 VIII sasF5 l44sdiass -
i VII FslisT6 The WoFst eaSss 0f HEADACHH A
thEss e q nq9sssi 9i and Z warranted 70 DO h,
4lgA44AAEA4 =A-o lsl 10 cure instantly.
BOB hAhfOp5 DEBILITY AND -9ENERhE,
LAsslIUDE ariEing rom imprudsnce or exc
this Liniment u mogthapDy andun fllllnF rensli1
Acting directly upon the nervous tissue- h
ems and reyyihes the system, and restores It 10 Ss
FOB PILEs.-As an eStsSRsI remedy. We elair
that Il q ne R1sT known, md We cbsllenFs ~
Eefid g pfoeube an equsL Every victim of tii5
WI not AL 70 a9Fa nisdsis Tsiiei, snd h 4 ~ -. :
oTigY 81 81 ell.l WI elleet g E1pioiE cure.
tremely malignant and dan nFaropg I'M a tir,eiv a.
phcatioR 81 this Liniment Win never an 10 cure
largement ofths joints Is liable 70 occur is neqsced
r. kns so5s. Sase pay be Conquered By this Liniment
scalds, Ysla rssiiy = bsSiI5F sf Is
eEfles @ pt. 81 KITS INFALLIBLE LINIAfEHr
trusted fset, and Inject Bies1 and 5tiofs
EVERY HORSE 0RNER
sRegld 9 have this remedy q hsRd, ir iis timely use
SIS9 ~ SaS ~ e Lsmensss VII sisetua{
hoTso9 are liable, and which render so EEn 0ilsf-
wise faluabls horses nearly worthless.
wonderful cuiS7s s is L1ment Il IsRs Ss
been reiaiFld within The last two years, and many
81 tnea from persons 10 the highest ranks Of Ia
CAUTION,
To avoid imposition observe the signature and
likeness Of DIT, Stephen SWeet on every label. and
alao 1Stsphsn sEset's Inf1llibis Linimsnts bIo155
IN the glass Or each bottle, without Which mona -
genuine. HlCHARHs Oh & ca ~
Sole 1opristors, Herwich, q
For sale By Strong 4 Arm5frong, Sole Asslfs a.,
Cleveland. = Ssp77. 49, ~ ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
UTHEELER1s WATER DRAw.

ENGINE FOR SALE.-ANY ONE
IL wishing to purchase a new fve-horse power
Engine and Locomotive Boiler, can get a bargain
4 Pannell's Block. just the thing for pumping or
drilling for Oh. Address,
VETS & SAVAGE,
marl93N Box 223l, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash. except the same should be
at ak dollars per acre when The cash price viii be vs
dollars. --F---
prices, and tarns of payment, eaa shaa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

From the Southern Path Finder, n. O.I
Try them you that are afiieted, and we are sure
that our testimony be added to the already nu-
merous list that has received benefits that other
medicine can produce.