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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
CONsHEsSIONAL.
WAsHISaTOS, Feb. 2.

WAsHIEaToE, Feb. 2.
sESATE.-Sundry communications were
received from the Executive Departments.
On motion Of Mr.. Gwin II was resolved that
on and after Monday next the Senate meet at
II o'clock.
Mr. Gwin gave notice that on Monday he
would move to 90 on with the calendar. The
first bill upon the calendar was for the con-
struction Of railroad to the Pacific, and he
desired to take that up.
Mr. Sumner introduced resolution re-
questing the Committee on Commerce to en-
quire into the expedieney of repeating the
hospital tax on seamen, and abolishing the
present system Of marine hospitals. Adopted.
Mr.. Wigfal gave notice Of bill for rail-
road and telegraph between the Atlantic
States and California.
MIR. Lane offered a resolution instructing
the Committee on Naval Affairs to enquire
into the expedieney Of establishing . Naval
Station on Pugets Sound Adopted.
Mr. Davis introduced series Of resolutions
relating to the obligations imposed on the
States by the Constitution to protect the
rights Of the people in the Territories, SC.
Mr.. Davis said he referred to these resOlu-
tions for the purpose Of having vote taken
on them separately. He would be glad if
they could be adopted without debate and
with unanimity. Ordered 10 be printed, and
made the special order for Wednesday ct
1P.M
Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill sppropristing
q million acres Of the public lands for the be-
neft Of the free schools Of the district Of
Columbia.
Mr.. Foster introduced resolution Of in
quiry whether the appropriation for the new
Post Office, New York is now in force and whe-
ther further legislation is necessary. Adopted.
Mr.. Browns resolutions were taken up.
Mr.. Fitch discussed the Territorial ques-
tion. He said that the new doctrines Of Pop
ular Sovereignty departure from the views
Of the founders Of the government. he de-
Tended the course Of the Democratic Senators
in displacing Mr.. Douglas from the Chair
manship Of the Committee on Territories. His
views Is to the power Of the people Of the
Territories declared from Freeport to New
Orleans were at variance with the opinions Of
the great majority Of his party. BE defended
the Northern Democracy from the charge Of
unsoundnsss preferred by Mr.. IversOn, and
denounced the Republicans as foes to the Con-
stitution. He thought when they took an oath
10 support the Constitution they must do 80
with reservation. He said northern Democrats
sacrificed themselves in defence Ct southern
institutions. He referred TO Dickinson, CasS,
Jones and others who were driven out be-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHiNoroSi Feb =.
The Tribunes correspondence says The
ommittees will be announced next week. Mr.
herman win be Chairman Of Com. on Ways
and Means, aud leader Of the House Ne. GroW
will be at the head of the Com on Territories,
and others who were members of the Thirty
fourth Congress will probably be restored to the
positions they then occupied. Nothing is yet
determined, however.
Mr.. Realfe has been discharged by the Har-
per's Ferry Investigating Committee. Mr.
Hyatt will appear tomorrow.
Mr. Wendell has refused to answer certain
nterogatories propounded by the Printing In-
yestigating Committee. and is allowed time to
decide whether he will adhere to that purpose.
lfhe persist, imprisonment may be the conse-
quence
The ~ N. HeraldH Warrington correspondent sayG'
The city has been Wild with rejoicing during the night
over The election Of Speaker lt Is participated 10 BY
All paraea who have suffered more or less In the delay
OF organiEing'
speaker Pennington, and hsssrs. Sherman and HEX
man erenAdsd at Wilard'a BY Alllsrs band and
accompanied BY large company OF eitEens aud resi-
lentn Of the district
WnsTd's Hotel va thFOuEsd With people and the
sentiments uttered by the Speaker, and She and
Hickman, bold and decided sgainst the extension
Of slavery.
The soronEdsrs proceeded to the residence Of H. Win
ter Davis but did not and him at home.
They then proceeded about o'clock, TO the real
danco Of Mr. GROW, and called him out Of his bed,
responded In = short speech.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
FROM CHARLRsToWN.

CHARLksIoWNs ' a., Feu 2
The town throngcd to-day to witness the proceed
ngs Of the trial Of Stephenh OF the HarpeTe Ferry
computations. AZ II O'Clock the Court opened, Judge
John Kenny Of Rockingham pEosidlng. Judge Parker
being engaged in holding the regular Town Court In
HAmahr0 Co, The Grand Jury, Of which H. V. Shirley
is foreman, was sworn.
The Judge delivered his charge and In referring to
the Harpors Ferry invasion said, Il is known TO you,
aud HuOW part Of the history OF the country that
the night Of the 10th Of October last bend Of trtoru
murdtTpus and incendiaries Stealhiy made descent
the soil Of Va, 10 the County Of Jefferson, aud
wantonly murdered several OF etRonA and people,
with design TO inete slaves 10 revolt and 70 sub
vert government. Some Of these despsradOes and
others and dupea Of designing cOWards were captured
tiled and punished according TO their deserta but thers
engaged supposed TO have been engaged In
this foray, who have not yet been appphOnded, and
otheH who believed 10 have bean actively engaged
this tragedy, but not yet known 10 The public
Il will BE- your duty and pleasure also, 70 Inquire who
gully Of pouting our soh and attempting to dis
honor the sovereignty Of Virginia deem Ii unneess-
sary for 10 recommend you 10 conduct your In
quies With that cOoness justice and good sense which
has dis ingushed your predecessors in their nquisi-
tlon and which has met the appreciation Of the good
aud patriotic citizens Of our common couutry. To
conduct your Inquiries that the bright escutohson Of
your bolovee State hhan not be dlmmed By passion
rouness supeon and aso let them te conducted With
ont fear favor affection, you may elicit, the truth
the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
The Jury then returned 10 their room and the Wit
nsSses In the osse q the Commonwealth w. Aaron p
stephens, WIS sent up Before the Jury retired Ar.
Harding. District Attorney, made an addess TO them
After an absence Of an hour they returned with
q bill against Stevens, charging him with murder
and treason, and conspiring with slaves 70 create
rebellion,
The witnesses in the case OF the Commonwealth
Vs. Hszlett were then sent up aud an Indictment
Of the same character was shortly Afterwards re-
turned against him.
The work Of Cmpanelling Jury in the case OF
Stephens was postponed until TO morrow, In order
to allow the Counsel time to examine the indiet
ment against him
Stevens aud HaEiett will be defended by Mr.,
SennOu. Toe Commonwealth is represented BY
Andrew Hunter.
1t is deemed unnecessary at present TO increase the
military force now here.
The only addition that has been made Is 0 Com
pany Of tWenty Cavalry from shepardstoWn. Nc
-lean Is entertained Of an attempt at rescue.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

publsher OF the Bloomington Paragraph, has dis,
posed Of bis Office BY sale to Judge MerrimAn Of
that city. The Paragraph will hereafter be con-
Quoted by G. P. Merriman, Esq. The very COM
plete and vell-HppOinted Job Once connected with
the Pan,agrhph Is to be carried on by Messrs.
Carpenter a Steele, who have been associated with
Mr. Foote heretofore in different capacities. Mr..
FOots makes 4 graceful and eommendRbly brief
ElsdiotOry.-[ChieagO Press Tribune.
Mr.. FOOte was formerly Cleveland printer and
left many friends In this city when he emigrased
to the West. He has made Of the Paragraph a
live, WidS,AWAks paper and each year sends out
the handsOmsst and neatest New Years Address
from Its Job Office Of any paper in the country
Success to friend FOOte in whatever occupation be
may exercise his talent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

DULL--Tbe city is lamentably moral and fear
fully quiet, speaking from the newspaper point Of
view. There are no runawsys upon Superior st.,
and no attempts at burglary. In vain do we look
confidently to the West Side for murders, disap-
pearaDces o. choice scandal; they think they have
done enough and wait for the East Side. Police
Court conYenes but three times = week, and no
sangunary villain enriches the columns of the
city press with deeds Of bloody proves. Items
are as scarce as honest men, and ss eagerly sought
for a. ladies' ct Pixies Peak. A ct representation
Of Che Locals success was an ''Italian Exile" who
yesterday turned the crank Of his hand organ for
bali an hour ai the door Of 3 house on which was
placard "To Let" The poor fellow thought il
was professional card, aud was astonished that
somebody did not come out and give him six
pence 20 move on"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

Or INTEREST TO osPORTsHEN.--The Ohio Game
laws are In force from and after February lst in
respect TO certain kinds Of game. Our readers are
aware, or ought To be, that our wood birds, the
robin, blue bird, martin, thrush, mocklng bird,
swallow, oriole, red bird, cat bird, or meadow
lark, are not 70 be killed at any tims. Wild tur.
tsys, partridges, pheasants, prairie chickens,
wood cock or wild deer. are not to be killed ater
the Let Of February, under a penalty. Between
the lst Of May and the 18th Of September, wild
geese, wood duck, teal, or other wild duck are not
to be killed. The fne for violating this law Is
from IS 70 SIS for each offence. The same penalty
attaches for the destruction Of the eggs Of any Of
the birds named.
The benefit Of these RamelaW e manifest in the
increase Of game In our State. The prohibition
Shove protect brds that no fear need be felt for
their eXtermiaation, bat The feathered soDssterl
viii increase and mulhply, and al cur groves and
forests with their tunefli notes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

JUDsE BREssE ON BREAoE or PRoMIsE CAsEs
Il, Is always we'll for oung land Old) men to b,
pOsted upoa the legal view Ct breaches Of prom
lse and know how mech they would be likely 20
be mule,ed il !hey should change their views'
without consent Of the lady. According to Jpdgt
lresae Of the illinois Supreme Court. these suits
are mere matters Of dollars and cents, and be who
has tho most feathers should be as thoroughly
plucked as possible. He says:
The wealth Of the defendant would contribute
essential y, 10 these me!couary tmes, 10 swell the
value OF the contract and enhance the damages ltr
is breach; Tor, as general fact, Il na be safely
asserted that a contract 90 marry i.sn man, all
slse b Ing tqual, Is Of more Yalue as the world
goes, than a eonlIaotto marry poor man. Put
ing such ease, the plaintiff htrself being free
hon fault, aud causelesSly deserted, fairly before
AZ honest jury, no danger nted be apprehended Of
tie result. We have striking instance OF this 10
a late case in an adjacent State, where the fair
plail tla-a respectable FpinsieFye iVed vel dict
VI SlO0 600, the defendant having been proved TO
Be worth 81 600 600 This doubles, was q suit
on speculation, as such cases generally are, and
money was the object / don't believe, myself, that
tho feelings Of the plaintiff were very much lacer'
aled by the deseron Of her lover, with the frosls
OF sixty winters on his head that they had any
thing 70 do with the sui that the jury consider
ed that in making up their verdict They looked
ati IS valuable contract which sac had lost, ,ane
awarded accordingly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
HA1R DYE HA1R DYRll HAIR DYE
WA. Ra,hsI0I,, Hair pHsl

The 0Aly harmless and reliable Dye ka0lga
Tho Ouguai and best IN tho world
All 0thora Imtlaiona and should b6 avoided
Gu wish 70 escape mdieUle.
GRAY, RED on RUSTE HAIR Dyed instantly 70 .
Hjury TO Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Eurded 10 Wm. A. Bachelor 1893, AID 81 900
applications have been made the Hair u his pstroas
his faraOus Dyes.
VIZ A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
set to be Distinguished from nature and q WAkRAETRb
E0t iHuFe IN the least however long ay Be continued
tnd The IN elect Of Bad Dyes rsmsdicd tie Hair inygOT
rted for life bythis Splendid Dye.
hfado. sold applied On private IoomsI the Viz
FasfuIY No. % BruadWay, N. y.
sod = an eiles teas ofths UaiiSd states. By Drug
rtuls ard Elnly Goods Dealuss.
C The EcnuiEa has the and address ubon Etsa
pllte engraVng Oh four sides Of each Box. Of
WI. A. BACHELOR,
lanl No 23s Broadway, n. 7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

CANAL ARD LlEE TRkNsFoRrkrloN FeR 1880
The osWegO Times expresses the opinion iha
business at that point N be greatly Increased this
year over that Of last. Ia HniieipatoRof Of sneh
result, the Northeta Transportation Co. Is prepar
lag lOruH q daily steamer from that pOr, to 20,
West hsssu Crawford & HOvey are also maklnr
a'l necessary arrangements between thul place aDd
New York, and their line Of canal snd Ever beat,
will be equal TO oil demands.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

LEcTURR AND FEsTlvAL.-Mr. CHAs. LANss-
Ton and Mr.. WILLIAM MOEsOE, will Lecture on
Slavery at Forest City Hail. this friday evening
Sd inst After the Lectures Mrs. GOULD will give
Supper at 10 o'clock, for the benefit Of three Or
phan children brought here from Gsauga county.
Mrs GoULD will make short address after supper.
Admission tickets IS cents. Admission and
Supper SO cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE {


HHE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DIENTsin these Pills ara the result Of long and
excessive pracusn. ThsJ md h their operation. and
certain in Corrcc u Irregularities, Painful Mens,rua-
tiious removing all distractions, whether from cold
oiherWiss hondashs psin in the 81 palpatun Of the
hsart whites all uervuus affections, hyEisIics, fatigue,
pai ia the back sad limbs &c. DISTURBED sleep which
srlso frou, inlerrunl lon OF nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the sncenent VI In the treatment Of
those ugEu srss and Obstrueons which have consigned
% many thousands Of the yOung the beautiful and the be-
0ved 10 Premature Gssva. No female sIIoy good
health shs s regular and Wheuavsr obstruction
tskss plaeo Tie general health begins to dsolinl.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most eeotual remedy known for al CON-
pianit peculiar Fteles. To All classes they inVa
uzbls laf15g fh csriGHfy periodical regularity. They
are known th0ukans vhs havs used them difsrOh
periods hroughout the country having the
Of tbs euiiasaf pgoaas in AEeTtcd. Ezplei dtTse
toss safEg Aen, aad Asa fsg should not Be- Hssd WiEt
each Bo1-the p Oas Dollar sGeA boE. containing q
FiHs.
valuable pamrh ct be had free Of The Agents PILL
eat b naiL promptly bg enclosing price the General
Aren't sold b. DrufFias genemlly.
X. 3. HunCHINGS, GentTsl Agent
l65 Crlublu ST. New York,
Sold IN Cleveland al VIM. Fisk's and GalUrd 3 Ham
mcaliE, dcCIeoWdSW.R1 no
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

LITERARY ExERcIsEs AT CLEVELAND INsTI-
TUTE.-The pupils Of the Cleveland Institute upon
University Heights, gave rhetorical entertain
ment last evening ct the Institute. The exercises
showed much talent aud proficiency on the part
Of the pupils and careful training from the Prnci-
pal, r. ? Humision. A. N. Those Of the friends
Of the pupils who were present, enjoyed the Occa-
Rion highly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
FRnAi NEW YnRK-
NEw YORK. Feb. :


This morning a dreadful explosion occurred 10
the dlstilery situated at the corner Of North
Fourth and Fifth sts, owned by . nan named
Policy. A large portion Of the building was
blown up, and two men instantly killed. piece
Of the boiler fell into blacksmith shop about q
block distant, instantly killing q man who was
working there. A number OF men are supposed
be buried 10 The ruins, aud efforts are making 10
extficlta tham
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

Rev Ma. BusHNELL's LEcTURE.-Thc lee
turs BY Rev. Nj. Bushnsll, at the MslOdsOn last
night, was fns production. The Subjsct-"COm,
pless ManhOOd"-Was handled with the pen Of e
ready writer and the large audience listened to IL
with marked attention and interest The speaker
has rich fund Of thought and hsPPy style Of
delivery. We are unable TO give, as We should be
glad to do, a synopsis Of the discourse.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
Yesterday Afternoons Report
FROM NRWARK.

NEwARE, N. J. Feb, 9,
The news Of the election Of Mr. Pennington
was received here to-day with general saiisiac-
lion. This evening the Mercury office Is illumi-
nated bonhres are blazing in the streets, and
III guns are being fired in honor Of the event.
The Governors political friends are passing
compliments freely Mr.. Pennington is po.
pular man M hame
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
WIGSl WIGSl WIGS !

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEES ruTpass All
TksT are sleTant. light - and durable
rItfiur 60 charm-no turning Up behud-no ahfnki in1
the head; indeed, this Is the onl' Establishment Whsr
thsrs things ale pFepoTlY understood and made.
23l Broadway Nsg YWk
mnl7 ". FfsEE. Cleveland. Ohio, Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

PER ExPREss.-Tbe American Express Com
pany win accept thanks for Cincinnati and New
York pspers in advance Of the mail
Baggage Master Gould has also placed US under
obligations for late papers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

LIsHF GuARDs ANaUAL.-Ths Cleveland Light
Guards viii hOld their second Annual Ball on
Wednesday evening" Feb. 22d, at the American
Hotel. Il will be grand affair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

DR McCLIEToeK's Com AND CoUsH MIX
ruRE-Au0ns he esid and cough "remodiss that food
ths market tbs sane stands the solid basis Of true
msdcal science Dr. AlcChnoek stands in the fcrs fron
q The profession Ne stakes his reputation what he Of
sus 10 tho sick ts genuine euIutive. Never has thi
pTeparatios falsidsd his guaranty. Price 9s esnta.
sofa ~ WRf, FISKE, DruEEiGt,
clpye'nnd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
FROlI nAYE0N,
DAYrON, Feb. {

LAYTON EeO. Z.
An accident 10 the Dayton and Michigan passenger
an coming South this morning three miles this sids
Tppaean0e In consequence Of the breaking Of rail-
the two passenger into the canal
The passengers all escaped without serious injury, bat
not without cold bate. The engine and baggage car
remained the track and brough the passengers 70
Dayton about o'clock this merning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
PROM WAsHGTON,

WASHINGTON, Feb ..
Many seekers Of plsoers were gathered in the
lObbiSs, impshently awaiting the result Of the Re
pnblicsn caucus.
The rumors from time to time created much Ox-
oitement among them.
It was ssSertsinsd from the PROCEEDINGS in the
Hall that the propondeFanoe Of the foeling there
was in favor Of Mr. Forney for CLERK and Henry
u. Hoffman for Ssrgeant-at-Arms Of the House.
Esee advertisement Of Dr.. sanEOrd's Liver
InVigoratOr.
~ For the best qualities Of segars. Tobacco
sSd SNUFF, 20 to 3 G. DietE liz suDerior.st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

sEOw,-s Snow and sunshine have AltsrnAtsd
during the pas, two days and the air has been
singing cold much of the time. Not enough snow
for sleiRhing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

UMON PRAYER MEEuNe.-TO-day, (Februa-
y Sd,) being The second anniversary Of The sstab-
lisbment Of the daily morning Prayer Meeting,
special reference will be made to interesting facts
in its history. The meeting is held in the First
Baptist Church, corner of Euclid and Erie sta,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

CHARITABLR PARTY-0n the l5lh inst the
Firemen's Benevolent Association win give Fss-
tival for the benefit of the Firemen's Relief Fund
This Association is doing great deal of good in
the way Of assisting disabled frSmsu and It de-
serves we'll from our citizens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

FROM PROVIDENCE,

Gre last evening destroyed the building and stock
Of Geo. Arnold grocer and the Dexter Hotol odoining
Loss 5000. Fully insured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

HANovER STREET LEcTUREs The Revd. DR.
Thompson, Of Delaware, o, viii deliver the mex
Of the Hanover Street Lectures, on the Wes! Side
at the Methodist Church, On this friday evening
Subjeet-"The Three Glasses OF English Society.
PoLIcE ITEMs.-There Was no session Of POicS
Court yesterday morning, and only two cases OF
the docket These two were James Gsffney and
Thomas Phinney, for disturbance, They await the
opening Of Court this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

oLD Folks CONCERT Father Kemp's celebra.
ted Old Folks Concert Company who we learn are
now singing to fall houses in Wheeling, Va, te
open at the MelOdeOn on Monday evening next
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

n6- Merchants and Shippers generally
are respectfully informed that the old relia-
BILE Fast Freight Line, Merchants Despatch,
Amsricsn Express Company prOprietOrH, are
bringing freight from the Eastern cities st
the lowest Railroad rates, and delivering the
same with greater uniformity, regularity and
prOmptness than any other line or road.
This unrivalled lins carries goods with the
greatest possible speed and safety, and trans
ported A. D. 1859 upwards Of $4,000 tons Of
merchandise from New York and Boston to
the West and Southwest
For special information and contracts, ap-
ply to the Merchant Despatch oficsS: New
York Office 1s7 Broadway Boston Office, 60
State street Cleveland Office, foot Of River
and Front streets. H. K BOYLsToS, Agt
jan2S:27l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
NRW ADYRRTIsRMENTs

s. Hyman 4 Co.-Dissolation
b. l. Hiusu wanted.
Stnne 4 Bali-PunE TepoiRtsd.
FiTumsn's Ball-JShnsoR House.
Daughien of SamaTia-Fsstivai
b. P BaWor--Plrmhing. &C.
Cartier & nayoy-Ltga Notice
NafraY 4 6Huntiaelo Dissolution
J, o. Brown SOa- usiness Notice.
n. A. Weaver--Thoatrs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

PERsONAL-v. p Wilson, Esq, Editor Of the
Iron Valley Times, is in town. He win call on
our business men and give them an opportunity to
grasp the trade Of the TuSoarAwAs Valley by adj
vsrtising in his paper. The Times is one of the
best Of the country Press,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Neuralgia, Fits, St. Vitu's Dance, Paruly-
sic, spinal complaint general or local debility, or
nervous pFOstradOn, are cured BY DR.. Gibson
new electrical treatment without dlfioulty. It
never fails, and may justly be regarded As Spe
ciho. Office No. III 0ntArio street, q few door
from the Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

REJoIaNs SALurE.-Ons hundred and seventeen
guns were cred yesterday by Artillery Company
A, under tho auspices Of the Republicans of the
city, in honor Of the election Of Republican
Speaker in Congress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY moRNING, FRB. 3. 1889.
TRAVRLER's RKGIsTKH.
ptAIN AM oRNAMrNrAL PRINTINe

" Plsnaad oruamantl Printing Of svsTy description
done st the PrltpE Establishment Of the LgADRR ofee
the p,e, approved bn1 ppl s'ean Presses, In The
best style, short notice. aud at reasonable aisS par
ouar attention pad Blank Work. EVsry dsserP 10
of Riudiar done, especially hank Books LedGes J0ea
Sales Books ReestvuE Books &C ne