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Sie 3iebuug Der IA. @arc puroe periacs
ben bis Otpntdg, wp Die Quotas Der lbrigen
@arps ge5ogen iperoen. Die Burger Der IA.
@urO 9lauben ibre Quota Bis pabia lteuen III
tDnnen. -..e 124
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sSn Der 9. @1ro tamen 1445 8erionen inS
HaO, pon Oenen ~fOIgeupe 83 gescsen lDnre
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gtaiOr 8Iumenbers) begann am Samstag Dior
zen 9 ubr nit Der g., g., 10, H., II. une
ID. 01rO uno Smor Dor einenl Sablreid per-
lnlmelten 8ublitum. Die Namen Der Seic9es
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s. $. DIE Debut. upn Ter @eeisruns 9Defs9irsiniens an
seiteGtfr @cnrnihdr ] : gf fGrteruna nab Sei@lsuns Der
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Snbltitntem oerIanet.

~ Jtcuer StIctOets CIVIC. =
N 9o. 316 8. 8rlttftr. e-
~AAs sniiaen 9orarb unb >ap S.raee.
Der llrtersetancte maat feinen 5reunben unt Setdnnten
iprie bent geebrten Yublifum %Iserhauot. bic ersebenfe Mn-
seiae. has er an rbtaem pldee eiren neaeu 8leirer< tore
ein1erihtet t9t uuo bic bette Musn0bl ron fertis II
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sea, .Striimpfe II T. 10. ~pprratbis bait. 4tfsB9..nte
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fert9t. Sc ptre mein Scdyeten ietn, mstne 3uneeU tets
reea IA beo eaen. #eanE
tiuu15-ll .sasessfr q. 8rtenetfen II.
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How 70 Walk.

in q graceful human step the heel is al
ways raised before the foot is lifted from
the ground, as if the foot were part Of
wheel rolling forward; and the weight Of
the body, supported by the muscles Of the
calf of the leg, rests for time on the fore
part Of the foot and toes. There is then
bending Of the foot in a certain degree.
But when strong wooden shoes are used,
or any shoe 30 stiff that il will not yield
and allow the bending Of the foot, the heel
is not raised ct all until the whole foot
rises with it; so that the muscles Of the
calf are scarcely used, and, in consequence
soon dwindle in size and almost disappear.
Many English farm servants wear heavy,
stiff shoes, and in London it is a striking
thing to see the drivers Of country wagons
with fine robust persons in the upper part,
but with legs that are hesbless spindles,
producing gait that is almost awkward
and unmanly. The brothers Of these men,
who are otherwise employed, are not so
misshspen. What q pity that, for the trihe
saved, fair nature should be thus deformedl !
An example Of this kind is seen in Paris.
There, as the streets have few or no side
psVements, and the ladies have to walk
almost constantly on tiptoe, the great sc.
ton Of the muscles of the calf has given
conformation ofthe limb and foot TO match
which the Partisan bellies proudly ohal-
lenge all the World-not aware, probably,
that it is q defect in their city to which
the popularity Of their form is in part
owing.
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sketch of Rev. II. Starr King.

Thomas Starr King, whose death is an
nounoed ss having occurred Friday
morning in San Francisco, was born in
N. Y. city, in 1924. His father's death threw
his family upon the son for support just
as he was about to enter college, and he
was obliged to give up his lopg cherished
plans, and for eight yesrs he was engaged
as clerk and school teacher. He deVot-
ed his leisure hours to the study Of theolo-
~, and in 1916 delivered his first sermon
ct Woburn, Massachusetts, becoming in the
succeeding year pastor Of his fathers for
mer church ct GharlestoWn, from which he
was called, in ls4e, to the Hollis street
Unitarian church in Boston. He remain
ed there till the spring Of 1850, when he
sailed for California. His reputation ss q
literary man has been derived principally
from his efforts in the pulpit and on the
platform. In 1859 he published an Illus
trated volume entitled, a Tie White Hills,
their Legsnds, Landscapes, and Poetry"
and the periodicals. Of the country have
from time to time been enriched with CON.
tributiOns from his son. His loss will be
deeply felt in San Francisco, where he had
been eminently successful in his lsbors 81
q pastor, and he was esteemed ss in the
East.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-08

DR.aH UNTER's
MEDICAL INFIRMARY,


InR. HUNTER STILL CONTIN-
~ TIHUES at the old established place, No. ~,
matheWs Block, south side Of the Public eqQArei
Cleveland Ohio, curing all that come in fact be d
the ony reliable phyiscan in Cleveland treating the
following diseases namely: Sorofula, Cancers, u
GERS Iunorss Eistuis, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung
Weakness, and all diseasis peculiar TO Females Leu
eoTrhsea or Whites Suppression ofthe Mensesi Pain
III men5truafions Inflammation end Ulcerarion Of
vl L9S Uterus or womb, ProlaPsus or Falling Of the
WoHb- All diseases OF the blood and skin entirely
o generation q male female Of whatever name or
nature treated IN careful thorough and iudiciouf
manner, pointed out By long experience and inVegt
aS-LoEprices and quick cures. Rsosut cases CURED
IN rom three 70 eight days. All syphilitie and mer
ourial taints entirely removed from the system
Dr. HUNTEB u constantly curing cases in from
three to eight weeks that have been treated By Other
physicians from one to three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
apPy to DR.. Hunter Immediately, either in person
Dy letter. as be never ails TO cure. His remedies
perfectly safe and unknown to any other physician
In the United States.
Patients Of either sex living at diEtance By stpt.
ing their diseases in writing giving all thesympto
can obtain medicines with directions for use, by -
dressing Dr. Hunter, Of Cleveland, Ohio, postpaid
An Communications confidential.
From his experience and extensive practice, be
makes no soruples in asserting that whatever he
deratkes in his specially he viii MOST cERTAEELTP
EoRH. Ne matter how hopeless may be the ease-
system OF from unsuccessful treatment Of empires
or self-styled n. D.'s'' whom many have unfortn.
many q my patients tell me kept them from early
application 20 me, or the no less fatal ideas OF
coming the disease by the Advancement Of age, and
strictly moral mind; for they, and eli, make the
case Wor5e and fi is early from the cause Of
being entirely local. II Affects the entire animal econ
omy ana then requires general as well local treat
ment which Dr. Hunter ia happy to be able 70 say
that thofough Investigation and great improvement
IN the treatment OF private and delicate diseases d
both sexes Of however long duration, yield to hil
mode Of treatment. II the unfortunate value life and
health they should be sure and call physician oi
age and experience.
~ No charge for advice The Doctors once IN
the country. I-.
la
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COLID SILVER NUT PICKS,
IL Beef Tongs, Mustard iPots, Maearom scoop8,
B0ached Egg Spoons, Ice Cream 5poonss Ohseoo
FORKS and Scoops, Asparagus Iong9I Gc.s 81
tL.ook ont for the Eioni.S COWBES't
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-08

That man wants but little here below"
is an sdage well illustrated by the farmers
of the Connecticut River Valley. Some Of
them arc finding out in their old age that
they have got too much land, and hence
are reducing the paternsl aores. They are
slowly learning by experience, taxation
and scarcity Of farm laborers, the great
truth, that as little farm we'll TILED" is
better than q large estate half run over.
The men well oaleulsted to probably
manage large estates are as scsrce as
great generals in an army. They are
rarely found, even among the most expe-
rieEeed. The farms Of the country Can
never pay . higher average rate than
three per cent. till they have shrsWder
management orsmAller divisions. Great
changes may Be safely predicted among
the New England farms snd farmers in
the next ten yesrs.
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Br. VichOiI' Female Monthly Pills,

the only genuine Female Pills in the United States
NOTICE TO LADLEs-hO article Of medicine intended
or the exclusive use Of Females, that has made
its appearance has met with such universal success
81 these celebrated Pills. No disease is little un-
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diseases. These Pills the result OF much study
and careful experience in all varieties Of female CON-
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Kidneys and womb, and loss Of nervous energy their
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that have used them in all parts Of the Union none
speak i'll Of them, for all like them. They contain
mercury, irOn steel, no deadly oils Their use
can do no harm, and when used according 70 direo-
tionsi they always do good.
n. d. Married iadies who have reason to believe
themselves in the family way, should not use them
s9 9y their action on the womb miscarriage would
be the consequence.
Price-sl per box. Persons sending for Pills will
sAelose one dollar and two postage stamps.
Several persons knowing the efficacy Of these Pills,
have yertsed as being agents for DR.. Fichols Pills
and selling worthless pill.
n. b. The genuine YichOls' Female Italian Pills
cannot be found at any other place in the United
Ohio.
Dr.. Hunter has In his possession numerous osrtin-
Gates and testimonials which relieved and happy pa
uent8 nave rendered him. and have kindly permitted
MIN 70 exhibit to those desirOuB OF his services.
~. Dncs hours from A. n. 20 1P. octl5dkg
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REAL ESTATE,
HN G.. JENNINGs-
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.



Euoltd-St-Four first class dscD built Brick Hon
ses. known as this ampbell Block, next west of
the High sch ul Building, with bath rooms
hot and cold water, &C. VIII be sold separate,
ly CT together.
KinsmAn-st., No 1Ce-A large Brick HOUSE. with a
large lot Of Fruit Trees, shrubbery Barn and
every convenience 90 500
81. Olair-ot west OF Erie-Large nCw Brick House
with modera imp Ovt msnts. Lot we'll iupToy.
ed with ShIubbsIy, FloEess,6 DC a709O
Oheshire-st-TWo stOry Co hlc Cottage Houses With
marble mantlss, gas, &C. Also, larFe lot s45gO
Huntington -st-IwO Hoes s. two stories, with elsv-
en- rooms, Barn, 30. Lot 9xI5o fset
hinsman st--Oottage HOuse. Earn, and half acre of
land. near Eri6-St ~ -
ProspectSt, Sheriff -St-Large two Eterv Brich
House, with wa.er aud Sas E5,5O
Frcspect-St near Erie St-LaTge two story Brick
House, with marble mantlss, water gas bat b
room, furnace, &C. 5000.
ScoVine Ayenue-rwo story Brick House Barn and
Lot 4SXl51 feet $500 ~
HILL St-Two story Honse and lot 5OKl65 feet aa5O0
hlcss-St-house and Lot, 40xls5 feet a7OO.
Gedar-St, near Perry-St.. two stOiy House and Lot
with Barn, Fruit, &C. al6OO ~
Malnnt-sf., near Erie-St., good two story Brfek
House and Lot. $500.
WALNUT & st.DSSble ,o5l Cottage House, two stories.
Olintqn.st;; oeIner Of Duane-st, Brick House and
Good Business Properly on Superior 81, PobIic
square, and On tario-St. Some first rate Rar.
gains OF all Of these Streets
80 Vacant Lots-A gOCd Investment Part IN nbto
OAnAl Rnd kiYer aud near 10 business
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BROWNs BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.

81 hsvs never charged my mind respecting them
from the first sxosnfing 70 think yet better OF that
winch began thinking well Of LRev. Henry Ward
sslhe Trocbes are STAT OF Life to me. ."-IProf
Edward North, Prss't hamilton College, Clinton,
New York.
ITor Throat Troubles they area Specific. IMP.
Willis.
.fsrco favorablT known to need commentator. -
EHon. Chas. A. helps, PTes't Mass Senate.
"uontAin no Opium nor anything injurious. ~
IDr A, Hayes Chemist, Boston.
"An elegant cLmbina ion for Coughs. ~ Dr.. g. T.
az commend their use to Public Speakers '-[Bev.
=. q. Ohapin.
.'Most sslunry relief In Bronchitis. .''-[Rev. g.
eeigfrisd, MoIr1stoWn. Ohio.
tsFery beneficial when suffering from Colds. p
fBeT, s. J. p. Anderson, st. Louis.
"Almost n slant relief in tie distressing labor Of
breath pR .ecnliar 10 Asthma. ."-tRsT. A. o. Eggle-
lson, Kew Terk.
Ihey have suited my case exactly, relieving my
throat that could sing VII b ease."-T. Dgchar-
ne, Ohcrister Frsnch Parish Church, Montreal.
GEAs there are limitations, be sure to OBTAIN the
oalUUR. febl2 B2Im
EBold By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
ths United States and most Foreign countries, st
IS esntz Per bar. jaul2-R2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-08


The incomprehensibls manner in which
the telegraphic reports are forwarded to
US for deciphering and publication will &C.
count for the equally incomprehensible
form in which they appear to our readers
in our daily summary Of dispatches. Our
corps Of printers can set up types from
the very worst and most eramped styles
Of chirography, if they convey anything
like sense from the writer's, but the tele-
graphic reports heve neither sense nor
readable penmAnship, and prevent con-
glomerated mass Of Yillainous ineongrui-
ties. As . sample, we copy VsTbatim ct
Rterdtim, but not punctuatim-for it has
no stops-an extract from our noon dis
patch Of yesterday covering European
news received ct New York by the steam
er Bremen from Southampton. It reads:
e. "Itsly Parlenert resumed its sitting
armament nstnl guard Hsslens large guam
titles war material continue being for
warded Ancona Bologna Austris-the
Riohssys closed the Emperor said that
Austrias mission was peace not Withstand
ing endeaVors Austria TO exercise concili-
story influence far had broken out be-
tween and Denmark in conformity with
fedl diet vote have as German prince
taken part in fedl execution and in con-
cert with Kingof Prussia Schessig Holster
IS pledge.
We might with Chsmpollion, attempt to
decipher the inscriptions on obelisks, tenn
pies, or pyramids Of theerss Of saophis or
Sensaophis; unravel the written myste-
ries on the monoliths Of Luxor or Ksr-
mack; dive down into the Dead Sea to
bring up interpretations from sOdom and
GOmOrrsh; or pore with Laysrd over the
Assyrisn marbles, with some hope Of suc-
cess as q reward for eur patient sssiduity,
hut who could ever hope to guess at the
Sphynx-like babalisms Of such telegrsphio
dispatches 7'-L0H Journal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-08

Independencs-Fa'm Ct 80 acres with good Build.
lngs, orchard, &C. $40 7 are
On Plank koad-lO miles from CITY. Farm, NJ I0o
aeres sandy soil and River bottom, good BuiId-
NeWburgh-FiYe acrts with ia-pa Cott.o. rT,,,s.
Barn and great variety OF Fruit s450O
On Lace shGre, east Of City and near Wilson Ava.
nue, ~ acfes land. $500 per acre
East OlevelaBd-3I acres on ST Cisir Road Evcel
lent and for Eruit or Garde log sI75 3 acre
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-08

Suggested BY seeing F. WIS house lit up for a
public recepton.)
Fernando's house is all ablRse with light.
Center of fashion and Of pomp TO- night;
Senator'S, members, crowd the garnish rooms,
And summers flowers mock the winter s
glooms.
Through the thronged streets delicious strains
are borne
From sweet-Voiced viol and the silvery horn.
" Music hath charms to soothe the savage
breast "
And who SO 1T as Wood to make the test
Since first he heard dollars magic ring
His life's whole work but Cts him to-SiRg-S Sing.
r. S. Mackenzie in the Philadelphia Press.