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MORNING LEADER oFFIGE

s FLouR Steady at S5.5O9S,75 for common 10
eheice extra and SS,S5SSe,e5 for double extras,
WHRAF-Sale2 2 cars red on track at s., 90.
CoRN-Sale cars on track at Sic and car do.
at SEQ.
BEANs-SmaIl sale fair quality at 75e.
HIGHWnEs-Sale so bis. at 20Xc
Eees-LoWer and declining, Sales at ll169l2c.
BUTTER-DuH and unchanged. .tl sb-t
SEEDs-One or two small sales clover are repor
ted at t4,Ss. ~
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-EALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN W0-
Read Notices In The Tribune Sincs Dee. /, 1858.
Froa hil ETcellcney, JAMES WEgTCOTT, GoyGrnor
oi Eonda ana y enbef o. TIE United STATES Senate:
kyT upwards q twenty ne years ahietsi with
a,case IN ny family which The best medical and surgical
talent ~ ne country failed cure which welded IN
most salts aetorY manner tu he GTaei0nbsr Rsmsdts
eonscienciouslY advise thsiT use.
JAS. wESTcOTFP
- NEW YORK, FebruarF, 1859.
Dr J. y. BRIDoE--Dear Sir Some two 90 In
Innate iemno riepdfhd been suffering from falling 0f ho
womb whites ard derapEsd mensTuaton, together with
ne Az nding ptqma clearly ac1cbed IN adYef
ssments and pamphlets She had the vary best medical
kin ths city un entire prusrlted, and her physician
nnay told her that 10 though her life might posbB be
prolonged very little longer under the most iudiema
treatment FoT two Weas rftef that she continual 70 sink
when came into y0uI ONCE 1t the 0rAsfenberg Medical
lnstinton and red ed her ympLon8 A gou conf
dent Of the Gracianbe hIsrshas Cath6lcun In rehev
ns heI she dlscsrgs ~ the Physeiala and tsd tho
aOuhtngy Progtdrhtiay, % relieved her quickly and
bottles entirely efd her Since then Tor Ioar tso years
tnefe h leon aly flcuuenco Of the mplani, nnd
shs Is a. srcng, active and hea Thy, when Young girl
mo HnI.C.
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Chemical Baths and Medicines
Facts for the people.

.DR. A. w. TUCKER TREATS ALI
IL Diseases arising from impurities q ne lGo9 ~
unparalleled sucoe,G He is prepared e pl.p1t - le
public greater array OF names of Geneaea % ,lel
cured bV rim IN ths city than have ever been cured n any
cher practica IN ths ely of Cleveland IN nc aae
Of time The question Isl bat does ne cure Al sllle
and Children On nv Circular ahd meny os1srs 30 nte
~ Il " X t1 Be Is permitted 70 rsfer to he follow
iu1 y,,ViSUaiS.-J P RoEs. Esq., PT0pr otur Wedden
Is tIs p Hsrv-y, Etq-;ChEs. L. Finh. Attorney a
~. W Duty; A. Cozzqnl; Lamhert Whi,s; n 4,
5islvs ansel Dunt0a; Henry LLOYD; D. A.. OdsIl silas
BSsaP r fss & No III Ontario street. south side Of Public
Sfss-g' ~ Consultation Free. GblRas
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NORTHERN TRANSCRIPTION COMPANY
n. T. COPS EXPRESS,


Comprising the foIlo~ing efficient ana rsliabls LaL
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK .
Daily to sANDUsKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIF.
TI-Weekly to OCDENSBURGH, OsWEGO, LOsTOu
AND NEW ENGLAND.
MAC and Jntsrmediate Ports.
- Properly consigned OF delivered r. oursrr ,l p
ceiye prompt and careful attention and dispatch
q Passengers Will bo hckee1 through In Al dtedtisn8
at the lowest Tates.
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And last week they got my Coal Oil anTmixed
up with
SWITZRE CHEESE AND LAGER BEER

Ts oEsnse was no 5Oubs aetiOnabls, but upon being
assured ths would to me the eTelu-
patronage of All the lovers Of Lager abOnt nnstenth'
Of the entire community the matter dropped upon
promise that they would in future my Advertisements
as want them But Mrs PIrtinston ssJs-B lundsr'
never csassand the reader viii perceive. they hHE'n
No one knows what viii appear next week, but by the
week after week after that sure as the sun rises
and sets this column will be filed with sOuhnE which,
when read will be as plain the your face In
the us.ptime however. many mistakes and crooks and
turns may occur in my Advertisements. But still
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G. W. BERRY,
JAMES H. 0DELL,
BRASS FOUNDER.

A ND MANUFACTURER of BRASS
lA WORK Of every description, No. IS Union street
Few doors from Superior street, CloTelaHd o. He Il prs
pared furnish AL rnds d work used fu Steam Wstsr
Or 9la and all the various articles uted il Ike
n1sinfaB Beer Pumps Of ali kinds made and Tsna red =
BaSs c. sting done daily and Bras Work Of ~ Kinds re-
paired. dac2Rg
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COkey Coke! Coke (!
NJ 8: WALIACE 8 son


ARE NOW MANUFACTURING
"a COKE from the pure Hammor.rzgiHs sirTp VeIn
Coal which 3 suueroT 70 any other Cnka IN ne market
We can tBstmonzs Ifof umsr0us manuflcursrs
ho using Il, and who speak Of is character IN
the highest terms.
Also. constant supply OF Hamm0ndsVlle Strin Vein
S1iITHlNG COAL; ma Also foi Domestic pnfp0Sss
Being located imncaia ely he hns 0 The ,sTeana
Pittsburgh RailruaG can ship with dspaich 10 anF
W Il, WALLACE 4 SON.
HammondsviIls, Jehsrscn Co o., Jan 81 lssO.. = 7
feblRlu "a
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At Cleveland Wfsh eVeland and T0loid Cleveland o.
umbus CncinEa Cleveland and Ere aad CloTsgsnd
and Pittsburgl RailFEds. ~.
At Sol0L with hacks % Chaerih Falls, &C.
At hsntua with hacks for Ravenha, Ee.
At BraesTille with hacks % NsW5OI Faiis Dc.
At WaTIsu with hacks TO Sharen G-esufsd hTsadFfIa
Bloomfsld Caafeid. &C o.
At H0nnEsfO9u, with stages for New Castle Polaud
Lowell, and En0n TallsY and thence b. ?. p W &C n
3. % Pittsburgh. -
Cleveland Feb 9. 1859. -
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Rail 1000.
1850-6O.
lGTGlaRd, COlambua 8 Cincinnati RallF0ad

SAo4elAAa3 OOlAiABu8 q JlnGllAdbl b4llf1&A
WINTER ARRANGEhfFgT-s --
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov:
" a. 1850 Passenger Train lsaYs ClsYsland fol0u o;
TsOA NJ Cincnnnati Express, stopping af Bsrsa, Graf
ton. IA Grange, Wellington. NaW L0ndgnf Sa-
lem shelby and al stations south Of SheilJ
I40 d Onclnat Night Passenger, utoppinT - All Sta
tlong between Cleveland and Gallon. hnd a.
CaTdingion and Delaware; also, EtQpping ts
leave passengers afall stations south Of 6aliol.
Z CONNECTIONS.
Ehobyi Bandusky, Mansield and Newark Railroad, fot
manshsld ut FsfnSn, Newark, Zanegytlls, 80
Gfastlinot Pittsburgh r. Wavas and Chicago Railroad,
fgrForen Eppor sanduskyt DelPholi Ai99i Bs
wayne Laporte, Chicago &c, west, a1d Last
0ssa .aa IL .sss s2PSsss ss d 5S5
Hs. igltailey sidney Union, Munoist IndiaRapol1.
ere klaqta, HiEconnea Evansville, LOUISVILLE
mo, s. Louis, hs
DaaHs Aytoaand Cinoinnati Lac, for sprnrEsld o.
Dayton, Hamilton, Cineinnati. Hchmond, In
qianepola, fe[re ha1to 81 Lguls. &c; and q
Iold tor LOUISVILLE, and all points On the ohio
Csuubu, Iltils lIisu and Colanbus. and Esaia Fsn
road ioz kenias paYtol, Iaaianap1lit Terra
hautet 81 LOUIS, MoTrUW. LoFelaud, and Cin-
u einnaiis and > iththe 0hloand EIissIsipEl Rail
road at Cincinnati for Louisville ETansFills
Cure ~ LOU, Hnd alp o lnrs On th8 Ohio river.
CedmbHH Central Ohi0 Railroad fOf Newark EanoETills
r -frl Wheeling, Eci Doiumbus, PiGua ana fadians
RailToad FOR Piqna, uTbana Ee
For Tickets % al poiatg and information amply AZ
the Union Finkst Oce 81 SaperoFstfsot 0fattk6 Pas
80 I'-','-. E s. FLINT, s1psruisndsat.
"
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9emina Mlatbines.
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE,
WHEELBR 4 WILSON MACHINE

BY the Committee at ha Fair Of the American Institute in
New York; the National Far held Chicago and at
al the principal State FAIRS held the past seasonS proving
beyond a doubt that the -s .e -
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CIsTeIand Ind Pittsburgh Rall ROad.
Goal5 5Dralers9 ~

c. I.HvssEE. Pi,tu'shl J @. .HussET. eEo- sNeLAnz.
HUSsE KS & co., Il
GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ sale and retail Dealers II PITTSBURGH, SALINE
VILE and STRIP WIN GOALS. Also, NUT COAL
for snthing once and Ysra on the East side Of the
Cleveland Pittsburgh r. Coal Pier cleveland, Ohio
a Orders LEFT Al RUsSET & fMcBRIDE's (WinslOH
WarshOussl viii receive prompt attention declI
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stands t and foremost in all where Exhibition
s had showing the merits Of different kind. And Cis
interested parI0n Will dispute the justice and prOprsty Of
these decisions test OF years haId has
satisfied all competent Judges that
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

| kSa - =
WINTER ARRAEGEMEET.
ION AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ 1lh, 1883 PASSENGER Trains viii runas fJllsWB:
LEAVE CLEVELAND 1sF
1910 A M- Da Express Irall Stopping az All ftutf0rs
cept icktins, M5Ltor. Perry, UniongiIle and say
brook. aud arrives At Erie l.si p. NJ Uunkrk fa.s
P. N, Buffalo SOS p. n.
tssl p 4. Acrommsdatioa Trah for Consaut, stospin
sooP. NJ NIGHT Express Train stopping At PuinssriIs
AGhtabula. Conneauf and Girard ouiF and arrives
Er.s lbs A IL, Dunkirk 40 A. n, BufhlO AZ
LEAVE ERIE
3l5 4. n. Night Express Tram, Stopping At raId Cox
neagt, Ashtabula and PainesEille only and aETFe
at Cleveland T:O5 A. NJ.
BIS P H. DaV press Train stopping At al sasionSex
cept SaYbr0ok, UniOnvlle, Perry. Mentor B Wick
life, anu arrive at Cleveland 7:05 P. N.
7AccOm modagn Trliu Will leGTe Con6aut At 63) A. NJ
stopping at al stations and arrive ~ Cleveland go
A. n
All the trains going connect at Cleveland vita
trains for T6lsdo Chiesgo Columbus, CiRciHnati Re-
&e.; and all the trains going Eastward eounecL az
DuRkiTk with the trims Of the New York Central and Rnf
falo and New YORK City Railroads.
Cleveland. N5v. 1lih. 1859
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A ARON L. BEACH'S ESTATE
IA Nsties is hereby given that he Subscriber has been
apyUn % aud qua i as Administrator the estate Of
Aaron L. Beach, late Of Cuyahcga eOun y, deceased
Cleveland March I1ih, 1850 go 2,7
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WHEELER 81 WILSON'S
NJ A CHIN L --t -.l
is THE BEST IN THE WORLDl

few or thS msny reasons given why WHEELER &
WILSON'S stands pre-emineny above all others, are
Ist Wheeler Wi sons is much simpler than The 9TH
ers requiring less than ha the amount Of machinery.
ID. AS the result Of this simplicity. this Machine Is
much less liable than others repair, all COM
pho tion Of machinery the tendency 10 derangs
meut.
Sd. Another result Of this simplicity IS durability
4th. Less cti0 consequently greater ease and rapid
ity OF notion, with less So.
6lh. The Wheeler & Wilson's makes What is pOpUa
known as the LOCK STITCH one thet will not RIP nor
RAvtL, and the same upon 1oTH sIDEs OF 'THR CLOTH
+ 9Th. II makes irore beautiful seam.t
7th takss leIs thrsod, be applied to greater va
But % understand is advantages every should
anime for theuise .....- =
At the present prices they within the reach OF al
who wish GOOD and RkLIABLR Sewing Machine. An
ainatibHi Is solicited d. at the Once, MeOdeOn Block, 2U5
JNo. E. STRONG, Aseat
. q SEND FoE A CIRCULAR. deelsRst&w
GEO. B. sLOAT & Co.'s
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Peter a BIshop, PllH \ Before y Hessenmueller,
Is ... Justice Of the Peace for Clevs-
Wallace Camp6en; Def,t and Township, Cuyas9ga Co
Ohio On the 5h day OF March, A. D. ls60 said Justice
filed order Of attachment the ab1V. action for The
sum Of SIXTY eghr and eightv-one hundredth dollars.
...ar --.--e .INGERSOLL KINSMAF,
Cleveland March E, :2T7, IA = PltfTs Aitys.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-WilI
IA be sold at public auction, Friday April 9Th com
mencing At l. oche ek A "a on the isrm Of T. John-
sheep. horses, hogs, wagons buggles. pows and otheF
farming imnlemeuts Also, piano and quantity Of
her house I'D furniture credit OF months VIII be
gwen on al gums Of three dollars and ever
? 70 - VI. A. MCINTOSH, /
marl6.27T Admlnitra or.
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in Hiram Stones allotment Of
iiy q Cleveland, in the COuI-
wits Nos %, l3, g., 6s,
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lts in the Willeyville all0imens
County Of Cuyahoga, Ohio, TO
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los % BdrDeT 3 L0Tu's mot
nd, County Of CuyahOga. Obis,
l16. III. 205, 206, 81, $40, 458,
, us. 4g5, 65i, 055, $50, 6s7, 94l
sub lot No. SO; nne-hnlf 10
J SIS. 3I6 3l7, ais, 3i9aud 995;
+; the south side west end0f sub
! Of sub lots 400 and 4OI; tho
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SEWING .M.fCHTJEES.

GEO. B. sLOAT q Co.'s
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PROFESSOR OF ELECTROPATHT & MEDICINE, :,
q ofee 10 III Ontario sTest, up staiTs, few dOors
IL osSS houIs from to Il sud trsE 2to O'Clock day
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The Efynogeal part that has been done
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mo SCHOOL COMMITTEES and TEACH.

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We .,,ly ai ,hose who wish to secure such uniformity
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EATON'S ARITHMETIC.
Hundreds the best educators in the land have
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The publishers Of Estons Arithmetic deemns Its general
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prove the and thus render the issue Of new edition
ting both parents children and teachers TO much expense and
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Was introduced all tho Boston Public Schools is testified
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

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TNHE TRIB u N Il l. Ii A n
FOR 1850.
THIRD EDITION NOW READY.
APPROPRIATIONS BY CONGRESS.
CABINET OF THE UNITED sTATES
CALENDARS FOR 1890.
CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES.
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
DAY AND NIGHT, LENGTH OF.
EoIIinoXEs AND SOLsTICEs FOR 1890.
FSECIJTIyE GOVERNMENT OFTHE UNITED STAIEs
GOVERNORS OF THE STATES AND TEhhirohiSo
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs OF THE UNITED
. lfALiAN WAR, SKETCH OF THE
KANSAS IN 1883
LAND FOR THE LAHDLESs.
mISisTERs PLENIPoTENTIARY AND MINISTER'S
RESIDENT.
OCCUPATIONS.
POSTAGE, RATES OF ....., -on nv ON .rvs
pHrsIDEHT POPULAR VOTE FOR, BY STATE.
RFTURNs or ELECTIONS IN all the States holding oes
rs Fsctions during year 1850 carefully compiled
EI TiIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC, and compared win isrnef
sectiors for convenient reference
SEASONS, DURATION Oh.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATEs
SLAVE TRADE, FOREIGN.
SOVEREIGN5 OF EUROPE.
STARS MORNING AND EVENING.
STATE GOVERNMENTS.
SUPREME COURT, JUDGES OF
TIREAsuHY ESTIMATES FOR 1900.
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