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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

OPENING OF THE ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The
Academy Of Music viii bo opened on Wednesday
evening next by a dramatic company under the
management Of Mr.. A. Clarke. From the adver-
tsement viii be seen that fhe list Of actors and
performers has been selected from the theatres of
the East. The theatre gSlng portion Of our COM
munity have had no opportunity for indulgng
their prOciyities for long time, and doubtless this
company win meet with favorable reception.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
FROM NEW YnnR

New YORK, Jan. Z.
The Tribune mentions report that a detachmont Of
the Knights Of the Golden Circle sf this city Few days
ago. for some part in Mexico, but with what design Is
not pHbcly known. .A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

oRAzT.-A young man calling himself Susn'
nell is now confined in the prison. as being uns Se
to 90 at largo. He claims to have been in tht
Cincinnati Asylum for the insane, and says he is
trying to &c. home to his friends On Saturday
morning he tried to break In the head o Rosanna
Murray, under the pretence Of reforming" her
He will be kept secure for the present
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

Mn. CHAsE's CONcERr.-The dedicatOrY
Concert Ut GhAse's new Music Hall on Saturday
evening, was postponed until Tuesday evening,
some of the singers being too unWol to be present
and participate. A fow pieces were sung which
gF6eliy pleased tho audience and gave iOrstaste
Of Whas may be expected at the Concert,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

POLIcE BUsISEss.-Poliee business is dull
No court on saturdsy-Only two arrests for drunk
snness up TO last night. To quiet, lAw-Abiding
citizens Ghisis gratifying reporters, dec idsdly
unsatisfactory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. z.
The gentlemen who were thkon prisoners at Harpors
Ferry by Brown In this city and It a undergtood
they were examined to-day by the Senate Committee Of
inquiry.
The health of Senator Douglas is improving.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

The fair advertiser Is referred to the advertise
ment which appeared in the LEADER & fow days
since, which we reprint below. If We can bo the
medium which shall servo to unite these two Din
the tenderest Of ties" as the widow Bodott hath
it VIC shall rejoice greatly that each has found
cOngenial helpmeet. We shall hope to receive
shortly generous slice Of cake, accompanied by
q card having the name of tho twain inscribed
thereon. Here is the card spoken of which Is
commended to Miss Edith's attention:
A Young Gentleman Of Common School eduoa-
ton, energetic, viFtuous, methodieal and enteTpFi-
sing business habits, is deslrOus Of forming q matt
rimOniAi alliance with virtuOus, amhble, wealthy
young American Lady, who is qualified to super,
intend domestic affairs. The advertiser is worth
fourteen hundred dollars Of the best lecturers
In the State, s=d with wife worth ten thousand
dollars, no is sanguine no is competent to realize
Eve thousand dollars year, from peculiar and
profitable business he is engaged in. Address i'm
modiately, with the amount Of money able to
furnish. L. NJ. GARDNER,
Drawer 2lI, P. o.
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TMP0RTANT TO FEMALRs.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.


FHE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
h DIENTs in theso Pills the result Of long
extensive pTac-e They mild in their operation aud
.oorainin eosot all Irregularities Painful ATcnsirua
stions, removing an distractions, whether from cold
otherwise. hsadashs puh the size palpation Of the
heart whites, all affections, histories, fatigue
paiu in the back and limbs, SCI disturbed sleep which
.sFiss from interrupt ION Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the commencement Of in the treatment Of
toe irregularities aud obstrucOns which have consigned
many thousands Of the youn the beautiful and the be-
owed TO Premature Crave. No female enjoy good
health unlessshe regular and Whengvsr Obstruction
zakes plaoe the ganeial health begins odeclina.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the oaoctua remedy known for an com
unts peculiar 70 Fsuales To all oassos they inYul-
l indacing tsih certainty periodical regularity They
arc l thousands wha have used them at diaeren
eros a. oughou the country having the sanction Ofsoms
~ NJ D,st a. 'sei FlIieiazsin AHeloa Explicit dHee-
nh aHd Shen tsg should aof 5s used with
each BgTtlo PIC One Dollar each boz, oolainRg 90
Plis
..9 S- SoJ -o-ifJ ~ enclosing price th9 General
sSts.S+ ~ = Mk.y4A.s,.ss,l 4sss,,9 ~ qnerally. ~
assn s'1 v ~ n e 95Irf YINGS, General Agent,
~ q ~ tx HhaInbers ST.. New York.
Sold ia Cleveland at VIM u. Ks Ssa GSsSS ham
mOnd,s. -.
~ /
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

CUEAHooA COUNTY Associate TEMPLE The
second Degree members Of the different Temples,
/. o, G. T., Of CuyahOga county are requested to
NEST on Wednesday, Jan. llth az 10 O'Clock, A. M.
in the city Of Cleveland, at the Hall Of Cleveland
Tsmple for this county,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
FROSI NBVVARK.

NEWARK. N. J., Jan.
Jas. Taylor and Edward Daily, while returning from
ride to Elizabeth, were run by the night train
about three o'clock this morning. at the crossing OF the
Rail Road at South Broad street hero. TAYLOR Is n
man about 30 years old, and Instantly killed. He
was employed In Dudd's express, and leaves wife and
two children.
Duty was injured but not seriously The horse was
killed and the Ugh demolished. = -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

MR. EDrrOR viii you please to put the fol.
lowing In your paper -
A young lady, aged 20 years, wishes to form q
matrimonial alliance with some worthy and re-
speetablo young man. She has good education
and is proficient performer upon the PianO'fOrts;
Hhs has faiF complexion, brown hair and blue
eyes. Wealth will not be considered, as she has
enough to support both With comfort II any one
wishes to respond to this advertisement they will
please address Edith Sherman, box 46l, Cleveland
Post Office. Yours, &C., E.s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

ToLRDo, LosANsPoRT BURLINGTON II. R.
This road Is expected to be put in operation this
week From L0gsnsPort Is runs TO the west,
crossing the New Albany and Salem RailrOed at
Reynolds, the Chicago branch Of the Illinois Cen
tral aI Gilman, 81 miles from Logausport, Chenoa
the junction Of the s. Louis, Alton a Chicago,
Elepso the junction Of the Illinois Central, and on
10 Peoria, city Of q, 600 Inhabitants on the ILL.,
nols River
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

PLUMBINs.-FOr all descriptions Of plumbing
work and water fixtures, there is no better place
in the city than OF B. P. Bower, successor to J.
B. Barnes & Co., At8ater Block. Mr.. Bower Is
prepared with choice and well selected stock good
workmen and plenty Of them to promptly and
punctually execute all orders, large or small
The numerous samples Of his work which have
been done throughout the city for many Of our cit
izens are their own advertisement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
FROM DICKINSON.

DICKINSON, n. Y, Jan, T.
Henry Meacham shot his wife last night In presence
OF her ather and mother and afterwards cut her throat
and then shot himself through the head. Both are
dead. case Of domestic trouble and in6dellty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
TIE GREAT VITAL REGEARRAF0R
TRFESRWAR

DROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
u Patent from ENGLAND. and secured by tho Seal
II the ECOLE DE PHARhIAClE DE PARIS. an. the
IMPERIAL. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, VIENNA.
No l-Invaunhio Tor Relaxation, SpermatOrrhna, AMI
Physical Exhaustion, and is tonic.
No 2-COmplotGly eTadcates all traces Of those diseases
that have been hitherto treated by the aud PERM
cOus Of copaiva and cubehs.
No B. Has entirely supplanted the injurious Of mer
cuy, thereby insurng 70 the sufferer speedy r9e dspers
ing all the impurities and the venom of disoaso
TRIESEMAR, Ms ], and 3, are prepared N the form
Of luzengo, dovOQ Of taste SMELL and BE- carTtd
In tho pocket SOLD TIN CASES, and divide
into sEPARATg DOSES, uumnisiI red by Vapsau Lnlle
man, ROuX RcorG Sc Price 50 each or four cus es
for 50, which 50; and IN 81 cases. Whereby
there Is saving OF 50 To b0 had, wholesale and retail
Of DR. BARROW, l5T Prince street, New York. lumod' :
atoy receiving remittance, Dr. Barrow will forward
the TRIESEM Ar 70 any part Of the world, securely
pked and addressed according 20 the instructions OF The
writer.
For sale by GAYLORD HAMMOND.
and WILLIAM FlSKE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

Our JANUARY THAw.-On Saturday NOM
ing the rain fell cOpiOusly. The change from the
cold weather of Friday was marked. Under the
Influence of the warm rain the snow melted away
like dew before the sun. The streets soon pre-
sented dirty brown appearance sadly detrimental
to the purity Of ladies' garments. sleighing was
among the bygOne things Of earth, and by yestsr-
day merning the grass in the Park showed liVet
Iy green carpet. Our Eve weeks of glorious sleigh
ing has departed and mud will probably roign
through the rest Of the season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

Concert VIII be held this evening at O'Clock in
the Second Presbyterian Church.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

~ A great amount Of money can be saved by
having old furs altered into new fashions, Instead
ofpaying high pricosiOr new furS. E. Ruaini IT'S
Superior st., understands from his long experience
10 make old fOrs most as good as new at small ex-
pense. His stock Of capes, NUTS, cuffs, &C., is as
good as any in the city, all Of his own maRulac.
ture, at lower prices than anywhere else and at
about half the price as the furs sold ct auction
Remember IT'S Superior st., 3 doors above Bank.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

THE FRANKLIN FESTIVAL P'''A'o'9 P' "
the city met on Saturday evening :" l1AAe ~ alSnKe-
ments for celebrating the Franklin a on''eiS1I On
the 18th inst, by the usual Festival arg ~
number were present and everything pas. ''l On
harmOniOusly. J. NJ. Nash was chosen Chair Sa"'
and 8. D. Page, Secretary.
The following resolution was offered and adopted.
ResOlDed, That the anniversary Of tho birthday
Of Benjamin Franklin be celebrated In Cleveland
BY Festival under the auspices ofthe Printers OF
the city.
On motion q general Committee Of Arrange
ments was appointed, consisting of one from each
News and Job Office of the city, as fOllowB
Messrs. Stow and Nevins, PIaindeGler; Crouch
Democrat; Stumm and Veitz, Leader; Moon and
Fairbanks, Herald; Willis, SandfOrd Haywards;
Shupe, Cleaner; Kimberly and Savage, ReuielO;
Spencer, AnaEyst; Smead, Farmer; Low, Com
mereiaI Gazette; Theme, Waeehter am Ere
schieier, Germaaia.
This Committee to have general charge Of the
Festival, to appoint necessary sub committee. sc.
The following were then selected as officers of
the Festival. .-....
Presidsnt-A. W. FAIRBANKS.
Wee Presideats-Messrs E. CowIes, H. Hay
ward, John Nsvins and H. n Johnson
observation-disclosures J. H. A. Bone, c. F. Brown,
s. D. Page, n. H. Allardt. g.
On motion, It was resolved that the Festival be
held at the johnson Honse, provided the Commit
tee could make the arrangements there as reason.
ably as at any other house. ~
Tbs meeting was unanimous and harmonious in
all its proceedings, and the prospect Is good for
successful and pleasant Festival
After the adjournment Of the meeting the Com
mittee met and appointed subcommittee on
tOasts, room managements, &c. The general Com.
mittee are requested to meet tonight at the Johns
son House at O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
Tns railway,

MICHIGAN sOUTHHRN RAILHoAD .-yIt IL an
nounesd that the Directors Of thls Road have dsoi-
deitO commence paying the Interest on the Sink
ing Fund bonds overdue since Nov LIST on Tuesday
next It Is said there Is prospect Of q sharp
contest at tho election Of Directors.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

The H1sToRY OF Peter THE GREAT By JACOB
ABBoTT. New York: Harper Brothers,
"AbbOtt's Histories, /" are known far and vide
We ell read them years ago with pleasure and
gained information from them, and for children
there Is no writer who writes such biographies as
Abbott. This history Of the renowned Peter Is
bound in uniform style and nneIy Illustrated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

A PoPULLR HIsTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERIeA. From the discovery Of the American
continent 70 the present time: By NARY How
ITr. Illustrated. Vol | and II. New York:
Harper & Brothers, 1860 =
This Is an excellent history Of our own country
by that pleasing writer and highly informed WO.
man, Mary Hewitt, whose writings are not unia-
rniiar. The styles attractive andthe illustrations
very good. The record is brought down to late
period, and the work Is better adapted to schools
than some Of the more pondsrOus histories
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

Here are two more juvenlls boOks-"Harry's
summer At Ashcroft" and "stOhes about Rainbow
and Lucky" by Abbott. Both excellent books for
boys and girls like the "ROlIO book" by the same
author.
All the above are for sale by J, B. Cobb & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
Books in Sets.

m WINGS LIFE OF Wa, ,SFINGToN-IA SvelS.
WE STEERS WoRKs-BOund in W. '.i, .,lI, ~ -i.
gHUhE's HISTORY OF ENGLAND-, NJ WE
sysls. =.
NCROFTs HISTORY UNITED STATES
.cooPER'S NoFELs-In styles binding, q vol,
IRVINGs CohIPLETE NOTWITHSTANDING = I.fs Of
Washington, q Spls.
MARRIATF'S WoRKs-Halfcslf, antique.
AUDUBONs BIRDS OF ABIERICA-Half Russin bind
ing. vols.
.cYcLoPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITERATURE-In
2Vols.
cYCLoPEDIA OBJ ENGLISH LITERATURE-In 2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
PLAIN AND oRNAAfENTAL PRINTING

FLlAIN IND UHNANIHNI1AL FNIIN IIINN'
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the PTlrtng Establishment Of the LRADRR Once
the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in the
best Style short notice. and At reasonable rates. Par
teular attention paid 10 blank work Every description
Of Binding dons especially RlAnk Books Ledger Journals
Sales Books, 2oooiving Books &C &C.
Ia The Daily Morning Leader Is for sale at
Hawks ] s. MatsOn's aud 0lmsteds news depots.
At news depots at Weddell and Angler Hotels, aud
at Quinlnn's, It's Ontario Street.
CoHINo.-The renowned fier, Maj. Robinson,
and drummer, Maj. Nevlns wiz be here shortly,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

STSTE ANTI SLAvEET SOcHTY.-This body
held its frst annual meeting at Xenia on the 5th.
Resolutions Wero adopted, some business transact-
cd and the following officers appointed;
John NJ. Langston, Presidents J. D. Harris,
Vice President c. H. LangstOn, Recording See
rstary ]. Rocker, Corresponding secretAry; J.
H. Oliver, Treasurer; W. Shelton, E. W. Dursnt,
R. B. Leach, G. D. Williams, and W. Durant, Ex-
eeutivs Committee.
A Committee of three Rss appointed to consider
the propriety disappointing & member Of the So
eisty to Icy the claims Of the oOlOred man. on ae-
count Of his legal disability before the Legislature
o. the State Of Ohio. Speeches were made BY
Mess. =. Thompson, LaDgstop, jenkins and 9th srl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
CITY 6 NEWS ITEMS
MoNDAY moRNINe, IAN, lso0.
rnAYRLRR,s nkOIsFRn.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

william watsop-coal oil Ret rts.
Comatook Rewbsuy-Family Flour and Rye Flour.
sugar Cured Hams, 30.
Academy Of Msae-Thsatrical Entertainments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

THE MUNICH GALLERY-AutiquO Binding Plates.
THE BERLIN GALLERY-
THE STAFFORD GALLERY"
REYNARD THE FoX-TraRslaiOd from the German.
MERCHANT OF VENICE-ElegADtlyn illustrated.
COURT OF NAPoLEOH-Aniiqu Binding, illustrated
EDGAR A. PoEs PoETICAL WORKs-Antaue, With
illustrations.
DANA's HOUSEHOLD BOOK oE PoETRY-In full
Tu koy and half binding.
BRYANT's PoEMS-AntiQO, and ans illustrations.
WASHINGTON AT MT. VERNoN--By LOSING, in
styles binding
WOMEN OF BEAUTY AND HERoIsM-By Good
rich, extra bound.
FAvoRITE ENGLISH PoETs-AntiquOb binding.
EooRE'S IRISH MkLODIEs-AR elegant illustrated
work.
DARLEY's sMAR0ARET-Fnll Turkey, plain binding.
PARALLELS OF OUR LORD-Antique bihd'g illusi'd.
oDEs 4 SoNNETs-Antiquo binding. oolored pla.es.
GOETHE, FAUsT-In GeTmsn hnely illustrated.
POETS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY Ia calf.
AMERICAN sCEHERY-In three slyloS Of binding.
WILLIAMS VIEWS IN GREECE-Bound in Turkey
moTOscO.
SABBATH BELLS, CHINED BY THE POETS.
THONsoN's sEAsoNs-Fun Turkey binding
TENNYSOH's PoEMs-Ant.qus binding
RHYMES AND ROUHDELAYs-TuFkey binding
ATLANTIC SoUvENIR-Muslingi gilt
Poetry of the Fields,
Poetry of the Year,
Deserted Village,
Pleasure of Hope and Pleasures of Memory,
P1rtieaI Works OF Thomas Gray,
DRYDEN,
HERBERT,
MACKEY,
sPPSsER,
NHITE,
COWPER,
MILTON,
GOLDSMITH,
JOHNSON,
SHAKESPEARE, &c.
All in uniform styles of binding
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Saturday Afternoons Report.
xxXVIIh CONGRRss--FIRsT SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. T.
SENATE.
HOUsE

HOUsE.
Mr. Cobb Gsksd that aatice omanatlng from Mass
aehnsetta be read, wishing TO know from the delegation
rem shat slatS M Ehsller u was forgery os not Il
who're the sun hrat riaes globe II Il be genu-
Inc he Waa glad that afor searching among rubbish he
had been able 10 hnd In Massachusetts single jewel
which should be shown 10 the country.
The proceedings OF the Union meeting in Barnata-
bic were read declaring tho duty Of obedience to the
Constituton rs the supreme law Of the land condemn
Ing Browns raid and his Aympathsers and those prench
ingor melting insurrectiOn as guilty Of moral and
tuAl treason.
Mr. Elliott asked that the call for the meeting be read
Mr. Cobb said that II was not In the paper. He loved
Union meetings. but he wanted them 10 declare such
abohdoniata were simply for the Union. Let the motto
DO ths Constitution aud the hts Of all sections and
let them inScrlbe their banners Hos Signo Vineef-
then, under this sign "Will conquer"
Mr.. Elliott remarked that Mr. Cobb did not say any
thing new to Massachusetts, 10 the citizens Of that
State. There We're not more constitutional conser-
Tatye cOnatituences anywhere. From the landing OF
the Pilgrims till now there a body OF men
who more asuIedly, directly and promptly stood by the
laws and constitution and ever Hght than those same
men who met at barn1able the other day to proclaim
their allegiance to the Union and laws Tho men who
diaseRtsd from the spirit Of those resolutions are the
men who would BE- found standing aide by side with
the Southern SeetiOnalzts and DlsunlOnists Of the
South They were not the Republicans order-lov-
ng Democrats but another class Of men altogether-
One gentleman who addressed that meeting was a Re-
publican, and his hearers sympathhed with his sent-
ments then declared. We have, he said, heard more
tone than chRst0, more strong than parliamentary
more vigorous than courteous denuncaion against those
men who come from the North, representing tho feel
Ing and principles OF the North embodied In the res
olutlon Just read. The time not far distant when the
sceptre viii slip from the hands who hold t. aud pass
the other and stronger hands, and horo hopes we
will ind our Unlon-l wing friends shaking hands with
the new party that will have the power. ..-
WARRINGTON, jan Z.
ballot wss had to-day with the following result
Whole number Of vOtsF Oil; necessary 20 choice 1885,
Sherman, los; Hamilton, 50; Gmsr u; scattering, 0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

Nav Roo Vs-THE DIARY or SkHkRITAN'-
~, n To.T,l, ,'sr Of the Howard Association Of New
Orleans. New York. Harper & Brothers, 1850.
TIE memorable Snd fatal epidemic in New Or
Leans IN ls5s was pro duCtive Of fearful suferinRs
ana noble bsrolsrn In .'bs midst Ofthe desOlRtiOn
and want which oppressed 80 lAEBe . POrHOn oi
the stricken households, the TOWARD AssoeiAsiOn
''Went about doing good wstchiRb WIN ana caring
for the sick and dying This book Nfi'Ien Dy .
member details many narratives Of grS' INTEREST
which that season developed and shoWco 70 me
good samaritans, and although the reader Nili
perhaps complain Of taint Of esotism in the IN
irOdnctIOn, that viii soon be forgotten in the lie
terest which The relation eKeites. It is good for
those to read who would learn that ait is more
blessed to give than to receive"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09

Accuracy OF SoALEs IN WEIGHING Perfect
accuracy In the operations Of machines for weigh
ing is Of the greatest importance and fortunes have
been made by those whose scales have become
noted for superior correctness. But in oil scales
dealers have sometimes been non-plussGd by the
variations between their own and other scales Of
the same make; alsl in their own scales when in
different positions. The cause of this variation
has been discovered by Mr. ]. F. Keoler Of this
this CITY, to lie in weighing with scales that are
out of level. Over year since he patented an
Improvement which shows perfectly when scales
- N level and when not, and has now taken steps
- -, mt another Improvement By which scales
ont - l., 'el may be restored by turning simple
cronr r.h Is invention shall Obviate the Difficult
49, bi,b.-,o a. 'srienced the inventor viii be en-
,,to5 ta - b"no1 dprOat. Mr.. Keeler's factory
hoe h.sr ror.ov.5 q West street, opposite the ag
,,,,,-al -. - Baldwin, Dewitt Co.