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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-05
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EWELRY-NEW JEWELRY
A tas assortment, quite new, just FsoaiYed
oOWLEs q co.
@eddell House.
GERS SILVER PLATED
ARE.-The best ware % America, sod
~ COWLES CO..
Weddell House.
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tA%A4 AA-AA~NfA~ " AO4AOO H. N.
1901 WINTER ADVANCEMENT. 1901.
On and Rfter Monday, November 18th, 1850, Trains
on this Road viii leave Cleveland a. iolloWs
750 4. n, Through Mail atopp.ng AZ all stations on
the Southern Division, arriving at Toledo
1870 p. n.
400 P N. Mail stops at all stations east Of sandusy
on Northern DigiaOni and arrives at San
dusky at S:l5 p. NJ
100 P n. chicago Exprsss-stous at all stations ex-
cept Washington and Clay, snd arrives
In Toledo at 1910 A. N.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections arc made at Monroevflle with the SAN
dusky, Mansfield and Newark r. r.. at Clyde with
the SanduslY, Dayton and Cincinnati r. r., at Ere
mont with Fremont Indiana r. r.. and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
truit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, IOganspOrt, Lafayette
Cairo, Alton St. Louis, and all points West North
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Tc edo and the
West, at $50 A. NJ, and $40 P And from Sandus-
Q.25 An.
eB-For information and tickets apply at the Union
Ticket Office, 81 Superior st., and at the Depot.
L. d. RUCkER,
nd ~
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The other Presbyterian congregations in
tne CITY, united at the First Cnurcn.
In the afternoon, a prayer meeting was
held at the Euclid Street Church.
At Trinity, Rev. Mr.. Cooley made some
remarks in addition to the regular service,
but did not refer particularly to the present
state of public affairs.
St. Psul's was also open, Rev. Mr.. Pad
dock, the rector, officiating.
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.ATURDAY mohNINe. JAN. 5. lssl.
NRW ADvERTIsElIENTs.

- For TeiesraphIc, market and Marin
News see Fourth PaFe.
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INGHAM & BRAGG,
NEW MISCELLANEOUS BoOl.

Hopes and Fears, By the author Of sfHsir ofRe
clids." vols. 5(
Tom Brown at Oxford vol. L.............--...... d
Our 1ear--a book for children, By the authJr
Joul hallla4f z
Atlzinson's Travels in the Upper and Low,
Amoor, maps and Illustrations, 8vOl5........ !, b
Whims and Oddities, with ll2 illustrations, a.
National Taller, BY Thomas Hood ..-.s........
Tha WOur Ceor4sg fllustrat-d W Al ThaclarT Z
Odd People, By Capt. tiayue Reid. ...-....... 5
Faithful Forever, by the author Of t'The AEE
In the HOUSE.. 10
The Heroes Of Europe Biographical outlin1t
European History. J,
Lake HOuss, from the German Of Fanny selad
Guesses at Truth, By two brothers..-......s..-,-.
Recraation8 Of Country Paraon.--.....---..-.s. u
Where There's VIII There's q Way, By Ale
b. Haven, cousin Alicsl sth Home Bog
for Children
Will He Fiad Her A Romance OF New YoK
and New Orleans, By Winter Summerton.- I,
M0siacs, By the author Of Salad for the SGlih-
Life and Correspondents Of Gov. John A. Our
man. .-..s-..--.-s--
Over the Cllhs, By Charlotte Chanfsr.-... l.
Macauy's Late Essays and POems...--.-.....,.-...
The Household Of BouVerie, or the Elixir Of
Golds 2Fol1--..sssss.
The Cottages Of the Alps, or Life and Manners
in Switzerland author Of Peasant Life IN
9ermanys
The Glaciers Of the Alps, by John IFndail, Il ,
ustrateo----'-'-...., i;7i;7
INGHAM q BhAGG1 {
1eI Superior street
dsclO Cleveland, Ohio.
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W. Melhinch-Producs in store.
Z. w. Binghan-Aaster commissionsr's Sale.
W. TOusley-Mastsr's Sale.
A. Wiener 4 Co-Jheese.
R. D. Douglas 4 CO-BnsinesE Notice.
Mawks a Bro.-Lcoal Notice,
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ELECTRIC BATES -SoMErHING NEw.-Dr.
Gibson's now Electric Baths are certain
remedy for,the permanent cure of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrofula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostration, &C., and diseases
peculiar to femllles
Office No. III Ontario street.
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FRANK PARKER.-Liyery and Boarding
Stable, SO Seneca street, A No. l.Horaas and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
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@3- Street Railroad Tickets, 81 for one
dollar. are for sale at W. P. Fogg's CrOckery
Store.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
R. B. DOUGLASS Z co.


.. R. B. DOUGLASS L co.
Us. SUPERIOR STREET. 17e.
Forest City Block.
Photographs Stock,
Gilt and Rosewood Frames,
Pure Chemicals,
Artists Materials,
Engravings Framed to order,
Gilt and Rosewood Moulding,
sterescopes,
stereseopic Views,
Wholesale and Retail.
jan5:3.2I-1m.
C. C. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. dec2SR1O
Gr See advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's
LiverInvigorator.
gB- All should not Iai1 to read the adver-
tisement of Prof. Wood in tO-day's paper.
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- Il has freely acknowledged for The
last afsy years, that Dr. s. o. Richardson's oohoen-
trated sherry Wine Blters Wsre ipvauable for glv-
ine tone 60 the nerFoua system aud removing dya-
pspsia nausea, iauudic0, constipation, vertigo and
areptoEt Of the akin.
The sherry Wine Bitters are ioF sale By Gaylord B
Hammond, Strong Armstrong, and 9. s. MAeken-
sio, Cleveland, o.
EB-sss Advertisement elsewhere.
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LITTLE FOLKS HEADQUARTERS
FOR CHRLSTMASl
JUvEKI4R BOOKS.

For ali the RsII4ioaa md other Publishing eoels-
lies cf the c5untry. Nearly az the grees l1-sln
Interests Of the axe are devoted 70 tns
over
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-05

g- All should not Iail to read the adver.
tisement of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-05

GE See advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd'u
LiverInvigorator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-05

NGHAM I BRACES
Tinted Pleasure Books,
Hewitt's Illuminated Hous tories
Exercises in Coloring,
Children's Picture Gallery
Comieal Story Books,
Little Folks First Steps,
eur Year, BY author Of HJohn Halilax,'
a Year with Maggie and Emma
Ernest Bracebridge, by Kinstony
Stories Of the Days Of Washington,
ataF
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Terms S us:; s@: i iss; ~ F'is ':::
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c. c. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. dec28R
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spseaI Aetleea.
HrAnAnEEI HEApAoHEI

AAAAANA--A - AAA+A~AA '..
Thousands Of persons luior from haadachG TO the
serious dstrimeut of their comfort, business and
health who might easily beoured BY simply uiiug
Humphrey Hom0psihio Specifies, The Bee aehe
Pm taken N the morning, and the Bliious PHI tax
en- ct night rarely fsi 20 cure tha most severe and
obstinate case Thousands having tried them have
bsea entirely freed Of tkia baae Of their lives. 60
and do likewise.
Rros % cents per box with directions. boxes 81.
sent By mail 0r ezpreas, free Of charge on re1apt
Of ne rrioa. AddTcss,
BF. 3. HUMPHREYS AGO,
No. So Broadway, N. Y.
sold BY 3. ". saotrider, and Churchill a Bro.
SS-sss uaysrtisumsnt in another coiumn.
, 1861-05-02
Good Stock are cheapest.

A bullock Of improved breed, at three
years old, will be superior both in size and
weight to one Of the coarse, common kind
at five years. Two years feed and trouble
are thus wasted upon th0se animals which
by their nature are fit'ed to transmute hay
and grain into hide and horn and bone, rather
than into meat. In quality OF flesh, the well.
bred steer as far exceeds the cOarser brute,
as the rich me ting flesh Of Bartlett or Yer
galieu pear is superior to the astringent, gritty
substance Of wildlng.
When choice cattle were rare, when
well.bred Short Horn, or Hereford, or Ayr.
shire, could only be weighed down by a
purse Of 81 900 to $4,000, il was too much
TO expect that men Of moderate means, the
great middle class Of farmers, should be.
come enthusiastic in improving their stock.
But now, the better breeds are so widely
disseminated over the country, that they are
easily and cheaply obtained. Young bulls,
thoroughbred Of their several kinds, abound.
Numbers Of them are every year made into
steers for working purposes but the use Of
these, ct proper age, even upon the meanest
common cows, and few consecutive crosses
upon their progeny, will, in q few years, give
the breeder q herd, for all practical uses,
equal in beef and dairy value to the best,
and which will return in their products,
double the profit to be derived from the in.
leriOr ANIMALS. The season for breeding neat
cattle will soon be here. Let every owner
Of stock take time by the forelock, and secure,
at least, the use Of the best animal that can be
obtained within a days travel, or more, 4
need be. Two years feed will be cheaply
bought by weeks labor, thus given at Tie
FIRST Ia improving the breed.
, 1861-05-02
Testimonials of the Horace Waterl
Pianos and Malodanna. ~

The Piano came 10 hand aud IN hut Faas OdeF n =
beautiful instrineDL-LEE I wALEKn, Phil1dsiphla.
SGSn y k kH'IsiI q Carthage, New yah .ho has l.s
friend Of mine wishes 20 purchase piano ioF hfI
She hkes The Onv you cold me In DecFmhsr, ISsB Ny
esD SI% eSOn,"s S R"pSisr " ~ psse pao ltAah
lar than any other make"
We have two Of Water' PsEnna n u,a N o1r in.y
one o Which ha, esh severity tested Ol thSes yeaE
WoOD 4 O. lGOET, Mount CaFTOi, m. \ :, \
II. WATEIs, Hq-DeaF Sir: Having used On n Sd6f
pianOEtes kE two years past have found 4 V1r -
Heights Seminary. 80 =
Rev. Mr. Keynes writes % IbTIovs;-Pl,.,on Hsn.w.
N. Y. July ash, 1858. Nh. WAEERs-DSaT 81; / ~
cgiVed the heOdeOn, safe and IN ROOd OIdeTf IN Uel
.S I ~, rs s sz'eIn and ne tone ase.
the present season. :
Tioga. N. Y. July 2sth 1858. HOaAcn warns. E,o.
-AiF; The MeOdeOn you sent ne Was duly TtcsivOd q
sSSG %Ss s% NV y Pptd 70 hs. -
my thanks Inr the very liberal terms On Which yon III
nhed H. and for the very bOuf rable msnOefin Hkloh
PrOmiss'I. Very respectfully yOOTs, De-, j. 6lIsf
The Piano ceiVed from you continues 10 rive niSs
iaetOn regard i as one Of The best inGrumSnn u ~
plAces-JAhhs L. CLAkEE, Charleston, We.
Tbs Msodsen has sitly arrived Iissl obliged teyoa
for your liberal diaconnt will d1 al lean T you n t1
parts-Rev J. n. McCOHnIcK, YsTquosVlle, 8 o. :. I,
The Piano was duly received. Il came N excsIlsnA
condition, and y very much SdmiTtd by ny numsFo1l
family. Accept my thanks for your pFoInpliem
Ehf COOPtR, WaIIunhnm. RrSdiOtd o, u. q
Your PIano peases us Ntg. u b The hsul On n oug
county -1nOHAs A. LAlhAM, CampbleiOn, Ca.
We are very much Oheed % you lor having aunt nh
Cue instIuh eat iOr $3.50, and We ahal ako IainS y
recommend i-BRANk, HtLD 3 Co BufAlo DemOcIuL
The Horace Waters Pianos are known e amosg ~
vely bss We are enabled ~ lpuk q these ilsiIpnuy
Win confidence, nun personal Of their e1c,k
lent tone and OuFuGle quality. New Yofk EvSnesll.
We can sPeak Of the N, rits Of the Horace Waieu
Pianos nun personal knoUadRe, % being q Tie ven
ct quality Chrirtlan Ihltllg HCer. SI0tl'tE
Nothing at the State Fair Displayed eFpatsF exeseneo
IN any dtpaItnenI than The Horace Waters filnols-
ChnfcLman. --F .l,.lE
Waiers' PiEnos and Msodeons challenge onmparilpn
sith the nneAt made aDyWheTO b he eCdnily-noma
H0ace WatP' PIanof Ftes ere Of ful Fich, and sgll
tone. and powerful New Yusk uslcal hsVItu. 2
Our iends will ahd at Mr. Waien' store iho vDly best
assnFment Of Music and Of Pianos 10 b found hi tho
United States, and Ue urge our southtm and ua.l.n
YuFk.-GFahams haesana. ITS ~
waEsrssns No. an nroadSSay, rev Tssh.
, 1861-05-02
STEILACOOM -V
d LIVERY STABLE. S25

uahsa hlmlsn In ths shove business thls plaCs. UIn
dssos h alisnton sseualssy % oOnausilns n pIupsf
aud aailllaciaEy manner.
aoad s.aas iIS.s u bs EsU' In rsadns ior rhs assou
a.. - s.Gs loeeE. Or p.rls sI.Alas - susvs
SfAliiEo klIss2sS Z asdss.,s s..,l
liz H|. c1ARLE1 grBWAnf.
, 1861-05-02
The Action Of the HeaTt. Dropsy,

This last named diseass is commonly preceded By Ir
regular aCtnn Of the heart and dilicult Naplniirn
which symptoms are always severe and ever 90 Om bad
70 IoEe, unless proper means TesDed 10 In Hnlo-
ways unIvalled Ointment and Pills the dFopara patient
will ever ind auceour the present relief derived from
the use o these remedies s marveousy quick, and pre-
ment Invariably results In They act with such
energy the circulation and absorbent system that the
dropaca auld vanshee and the snFer dnds al the op.
turna.
, 1861-05-02

Nay Be cured with tn greatest certainty " large QuIn
ng parts. and this peneveFinay doue foe SDme time
Is 10 use tO smear t on ths skin cnly, ba got
Into the system. TAKE o. Inv Pills lightly will act
Of o. and all stlmnlantA When thas comJlAins are
having The system. the vruence Oi the complaint fFs-
qaenlly seems 70 increase.
, 1861-05-02
Bad Leg, Bad Breasts, SsrofaIuuS Sores and


10 such cases the Ointment opeFaes surely and with
rapdily that RESIN les magic. Il should Be rubbed into
the parts effected, aer they have been iormsnted with
ukeWaFm gater. The purifyiae and curAtve powers Of
this marvellous ungaent have never failed Any ad sore
wound ulcer always yields 70 lis influence and In cases
oi bad breasts, milk levena, IL action u wonderful
0iaDduaF swelings may soon be reduced by following
the printed dirtctiOns.
, 1861-05-02
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Atgai bargains Slwal in store: prices nom OSoto SIo
SIC. ' @t

One Of the largest and best eataAguea of MauIe now
publ All the music music bonks puLIlshed n
the United States Tor sale VI thk establishment MnF1I
celebrated Guitars q, oil kinds Of Musical Ins,T1mr1al
and music micbahdHr al the lowest pyiceA Muse uPnI
EhenrVer dered. p0st paid Catalogues cent by nall
cleTgymen. 77'-' y : = -
, 1861-05-02
J.w: SULlGVAE. So,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONERY


TU0ptD ean ths aiisnion q n noohlIlurl. -m-
", ", st.gss.@sn S ssd 4 nss. Alsa,s z l.sls -|-
llrnl1A ullh dalpalcA tallIhIF ulIk n1dll
a.ll1n.y. alA A - OIp nlhlslilnaa eliAl ~ = -
~ e a nsV plllIll1nf & 1-IIIA n11ill ID - y
~ ACE. 1SSsSs1 49, ssssSi,I' -
, 1861-05-02
Conclusive EVidsnceOf their Unqualified Superiority

Among the undoubte advantages Of these machines
are-lst. Elegance AMI simplicity Of construction and
consequent m edOm from arrangement and need oG re-
pairs 3D. Durability 3d. Unex implied ease and rapid.
ity Of operation. Il Comparatively nOiseless move
ment. 5th Beauty Of stitch aud frmnss Of aeam 9Th.
Ec"nomy OF Thre1d. 7th. Applicability " variety Of
purposes aud materials
rhev nppl canle IN every variety OF Sewing for
Family wear, frDm the ghtEst musns TO the heaviest
cloths Il wOTk' equally we'll np'n silk linen, WOODEN
and COTTON I'D Sc ming, quilt g. hemming. gather
except making tuition hneS, -lILchHg hnttons. aud
the like Various spplancea furnished for regulating
the width Of hrms. TIE hemmer " an apDendAge nv
which the edge Of the fabric. Il passea through 1.
turned down and Handsomely stitched Thnusa ndS Oi
these machines usr y families, seamstressea dress
makers, taOrs, m InufactuIs e kirts elOaks m ntaa
clothing. has. caps, cset, ladies' gaiter, umbrellas
parAaos, silk and inen gOods, with complete success;
sometimes from one TO two hundred are used 10 siI gle
m ,nnia tory"
Read what the Scientific American saws 1--WE am
having great many i1qu res nr Sewing Machnes fFOm
VaFuS partS Of the country. and cannn cnRVOn-
emily reply to them Hll by mail we have thought II
p'"p'r G. state npn1n In regarl Io them In thi-
public manner We have HS 4 Wis M na.ent mann
fArtlrrd ny the Wheeler Wilson Manunctnr M Com
pany, No sos BiOsdW,y. and can say, in regard Ia
t that i without TivL Il u simple not easily pni
out Of order and, In point Il e-cIveu, - and finish
NJ other machine stands ah nd II u. We state thi-
much In regard To tie excellent machine upon our own
responsibility.
An ample supply of ihese first nrpmlnm machines will
he received by 'ry steamer from New York BY II. c.
Hayden, Agent In S'n F. UciSro.
CHARLES PROSCH,
Puget Sound Herald Office,
Agent in SteilacoON
, 1861-05-02
IndlSrrelIOn Of Youth,

S0Tes, ulceFs, aud sNelinFS, can with certainty b.
cured. thts Ointment 6e Thoroughly mbhed ell arm
the complaint paIts twice Or thrice . day. keeping
them cnyered with linn rag SpTead with the same.
The Pills must be tken according % the printed d.
Verance b e~sTy. From humane m0iIvea letters OT
advice viii be answered grainltousy To eaTdagp
the Pills and Oinfmebt Shonld he Oainrd Ia the neigh
lishment
, 1861-05-02
DiptherIa. UI,,rat,d S,re ThrOal and Opin,ey

The nbIve ccmpl,ints have FR twer ty years been
treated With H lOways Ointment and Pilla With rFect
success. The cures have heen sp rsmai kAile Gpeedy
aud num- rOus, that thee Oen fatal dsrres ara more
"a'y cuFed hy these medicines, than even the common
sole throat, " taken IN time
, 1861-05-02
POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.

EOwLER AND WELLS, NEW YORK, PUB.
IL lish the following Popular and Scientific
Serials. Whl;h aFd excellent opportunity or bring
ing before the public a ahjec's II general interest,
"IIfe Illustrated"
frat class Weekly Pictorial newspaper devoted 10
News, Literature, Science and the Ats; n Entrrtar-
mint. Improvement and Prngresa. It's columns contain
original Essays historical Biographical end deneriptV,
Sketehs of travel and adventure, pNet y, painting
music, sculpture. etc; articles on seencp aRIIrnltnF,
horticulture physDRy .rducatOn and eVeIy t0pe which
II Of Importance lhbre~t I'll combining tn ender II
one ~ the best Fam " Newspapers In the world Pub
lished weekly, ct two dOllanA yesr, In advance.
"The WatsT-cure Journal and Herald OF
Reforms"
Devoted IN hydrnpathy. III philosophy and partIce
TO physology and anatomy with llnlFaiiVe engraving
To detetics exercise clOihnR. occupations amnapmpnta
and those laws which govern life and health. Pubnhed
mnnthy. In convenient form for bindng, Of one dollar
a-year, IN advance.
"The American Phrenologleal JournnI.r
Repository Of science, llerature and Rrneral ntel
gence. deVOted 70 phTennlOgY, education maRnetiSm
psychology, mechanism architecture and 10 an those
progressive measures Nhirh are oalrnlaed 10 refOFm
elevate and improve mankind Illustrated with numsT-
Gus portraits and other enRFaVlngs beautiful ouarto
suitable for binding. Publish monthly at nne dollar
a-yeaF, In advance. FOWLER q WELLS, : -.
sos Bnadway New York.
For Three Dollars copy Of each of the aboVt named
Journals will be sent one year.
, 1861-05-02
The KldneYG Stone and GrnHrl.

In these G. mplants. TIE Ointment ,Iso acts like q
cha m, providing u Is very n ciualy rusd over tho
regions Of the kidneys whkh viii penetrate and give
almost immediate relief while the h should be takeu
according TO the printed divcins When the most ex.
traoTdinary cures may be affected BY this means.
, 1861-05-02
THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO
To Scientific and Prutlital Agriculture,

BY HEHRY STAPHENs, ., II s., 't kdiTITrph and The
late T.. TIn' lrt tSsIr " Scientihr Agriculture
In Y'I~ College. New Haven. 2 vols. R.yal octave,
1910 pages. ~nd numrnu- EngISVings.
This Is c"nfessSdly the mnSI complete W,Hk on AgrI-
en'nrr Pn, lsh'd ard In OIdT tn give IL . WId
circulation, Ihe pnhhers have resolved 10 reduce tie
price to
, 1861-05-02
$5 for the Two Volumes!

When sent by mail tpnst paidl % Cali'ornia OreR,
and Washington, ht priCr will IR 81 To VeTS Othsr
part Of The Union. a. d IT, Canada, tIO~t Par lt6
~ This b NOT the old ' B JOk Of the Pam"
Remittanees Er any Of the above publications should
always be addEssed. post paid, Ia the publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. 81 Gold street New York
, 1861-05-02
Both the Ointment and Pals should BE- used in Me

Both the Ointment and Pills should be used In the
. JollOsring eass:
Rad Legs lchlego-foot Eistuias lsoss throats
Bad Breasts Chihlains I0Out SKIN diseases
Burns Chnpped hand. ltilandula 6uelln ~ scuFvV
Bunlons CoFnS (s0fi) lIImbaRO lsore.keada
Bite Of Mos CaneeFs Piles lTumora
qutos aud contracted and ltheumatlsm Ulcera
cand Iiies SIN Joints leealds wounds
COcobay ihephantasls leOFe Nipples YaWs
B,hd II the E-tab shment 0i PiU, esOF HnlOway 2ll
Strand, luear frmple BIT) lnndu Al,O ny ell raspec
tai Drngets and DraleTn IN Med In throughout the
ivs-d World the flll wing prices :Is. lkI 2A 0d
L. 3d., lls. 22s and So. each Pit.
- There Is considerable saving By taking the larger
sizes.
B-Direr.nns lbF the guidance Of patients In every
disorder are ahixeA tn each DOT.
CURTIS q MOORE. DruRgists,
$40 Agrhts lR H0LLOu AV. Virtnria v T.
, 1861-05-02

~ Hor1lf Harnaa-Aost 4
0rll1l rn1l With twelve cunos
"||I ollc,l ~ so1p Dissolved
III 2 ornc.l of indigo, fnaly
~~N11 u1'll1 md u1Il miru1.
|| |'1I q |IIrrlIina Lay Il o.
''1||. Via 4 l1lIl - pclih \ q
, 1861-05-02

Five stops, In rosewood CAsrs tIGO; stops, d a..
sisO; hstps, wib pfhns-irn, t2lS; 70 siois, d. a.
$3.50; u stops do. STgPr $500; rs slobS a. ~
$50 Each nStTumtLt warrant. 10 give satflclloN ~
purVhase money Rfanded. = -
, 1861-05-17
The EKF1B1p AND MIME R1FLBs.--1n I

The EKF1ErD AND M1s1E R1FLBs.-1n these
"piplng times Of var" We Bee great deal ln
print aud hear much Don6ense talked about
fh- Enfield aud MlnIe r'3ee. 1t is most gener-
ii , supposed that the f7lds snd Minies are
peculiar 1il .g, the one French and the other
Epelisb, both invented b3 men whose names
bave been given to those firearms. The Ea:
field derives Its name from the pace where It
ia mate, namely the government armory at
r 4 .1a, Eoglabd, a7d it is In most reEprcts
ke he American Arm3 rife ma5e at sprirg-
Il AZ, Mass. Tue b -rfel Of 1t ls f,rmad OF the
b ut chsrcoal iron; it's length is 80 inches;
bore, $50 OF an iach; it bas three grooves,
/ IS Of an inch wide and 5o0*h of an inch deep
The pitch OF the grooves Is s feet lachea. a
hollow conicl ball, With aplug of bo1Wood
placel In the base, % used in this Eine. A gra1
uated b+ck sight, set for ranges from 200 to
i Uuu 3aTds Is fixed en- all tbs Eafelds.
The MIME riff derives its name from Lien"
tenant Mimic, OF the French Infantry, Who
drst applied the hollow expanding bullet to
the army rifle. aud By whose exei tions it was
d.Bt brought into use. The French Eles have
,eur grooves, 0275S inches in Hid b, .0o788 in
depth, and one turn in six feet. Ths bu lst il
hollow and contcal, aud weighs 494 grains; no
wedge ID NOW used. Formerly eleEatlDg sights
we're fxtd on all the French army riffs, but
these have been dispensed WITH 90 as to rem =,
der the arms more simple. TIE back sight of
the riff ia elevated at rs of an inch above the
barrel. A French sci 1ier Of the l!ue aims at
the waistband Of the foe, ard with his fixed ri
tle sight he Is sure to strike him within or at
$50 yards dstant When firing at q greatt +
ulstanee, be uses his thumb hal ;or abaek
sight, by placing it across the barrel, and ~
long prac ice Ia judging Of distances By the
eye, he obtains wonderful precision In his aim.
The special corps Of ChasEeurs and Zouaves
have elevating sight On their ri1es.-Scentt1c
A1aeYfcdn
, 1861-05-17

Cadgm mt. But we sre' fully justified In al.
loving cur estlmata oft emoEal character Of
determining whether We shall 60 before II
With loving favor or put it to the proof Of al
It's powers before We ackuo wledge It's snccess.
Parliament will asauredly show no eagerne*s
to 70 to meat movement which tho people
Of this country universally regard with disap-
prOFal and FeRret