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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11
POUsE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS
No. I'll Superior s., (EP stairs)
MARBLE BLOCK.
FoR 8ALE OR EXeHANeE.

50 ACREs-On Plank Road, fosr miles from City
New and large Dwelling, Barn, Orchard, 40.
Exchange for House aud Lot in City.
EUCLID PLANK R0AD-hear Wilson Avenue,
one and half acres, a handsome Building Lot.
Exchange for Farm and pay difference.
AGRES-TWo miles trom the Court House Good
House and some Fruit. Exchange for Illinois
lands.
1000 kCREs-First quality pine lands on Blsck XIV
ar, in wisconsin, with HOO cash to exchange
for good Farm.
l,oRAIN ST.-Stone House and Lot, Barn, &c F1-
change for to acres near the City
GRIST and SAW MILb-2o milsa south Of Ciove-
land. with Dwelling, Barn, and iSf acres Of
lsnd; doing goOd BUSINESS. Exchangs for q
Farm.
S ACREs-on Superior street extension, near VIII
son Avenue, with small Dwelling. Exchange
fer House and Lot In City.
HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE-In WI
iaEe u miles from the City bg Railroad. Large
and we'll nnished tWo-story House and % acres
cash or secured, and balance on long time, or
in Western landg.
OHIO ST T-House and Lot with Barn, &C., $500.
Exchange for TO 10 acres within u miles Of
LIVERY sTABLEand LEASEHOLD-With stock
of Horses, Bnggiess &c.s well located and doing
a qsod business Exchange for grazing farm.
HERMAN sT.-0n Vest Side. overlooking Lake
Erie; good two story Hense and Lot-new.-
Exchange for some 10 acTea near the CITY.
LYMAN ST.-Two-gt0ry House and Lot. Exchange
for small Farm within Is miles Of City.
NEBRASKA TERKITORH-Near Nebraska City,
Z 50 acros good land. Exchange fer House and
Lot, or vacant Lot. -t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

WOODS HAIR REsToRATINE,- Unlike most spscif
les, this is proved, BY unimpeachable sFidGnC8,
possess great efficacy resorer Of the hair to its
pristine Tisor. Where the head had become almost
laid because Of sickness the use Of this artclo has
produced beautiful growth Of theh, glossy hair
IL Is therefore valuable preparation for all classes.
Its ingredients such a. TO oneCtualy eradicate
dandruh and other Impurities, witch operate 90 in
JuriOusly TO the hair, IL also has curative proper
ties OF another description. In many pimples
and other disfguremenra Of the skin disappear
wherever 1t t is used. There g hazard attaching
to the trial Of this remedy and its elects only
bo beueh1ial, rs the compound h it does DOT cause
manifest improvement, 4 Incapable Of doing harm
- its component elements are per8ctly innoXiou1-
= Boston Transcript, April 2, i5s9.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

The declaration against all compromises
or concessions to the slave power which, over
Mr.. LincolR's signature heads our columns
as motto for the times, is pronounced a
forgery by eeltaiH persons at Washington
The declaration, in the exact words as we
have printed it, was recently made by Mr..
Lincoln to DR.. C. a. Ray of The Chicago
Tribune.-K 2 Tribune.
The declaration referred to, is the first at
the head OF our columns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

ALL HAIR DYES ABANDONED WoOD's GREAT Ar
TICLE HAs TAKEN TIE FIELD.-Professor Wood
stands on an 0minence no chemist, whose attention
has been turned to inventinE hair tonic, has ever
before reached. bi! fame is sudden, but world wide
and Thousands who haVi worn wigs or been bald for
years are now through the use Of his preparation,
wearing their own natural and luIuriant head COW
erinE. So much for chemistry, the chsmistry Of
human life, and the laws which apply 70 the func-
tions Of the system Prof wood studied out the hu-
man hair It's chSracter properties and diseases,
and how TO restore the decaying vitality TO that or
naent he saw as in his own case, that gray hair
Il unnatural unless the age Of the individual had
Fesched four score, aud believed that the hair could
be naturally reTitalized. he tried his own cagsa-
most bald and quite gray at the age ofthlrty-seYan
-he restored his own hair In color, strength and
uxurianoe and the article he did it With he gave to
the world. Get WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and take nothing else.-lNsW York Day Book.
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PROF. WOODS
REsTORATTvE
OTHERS SAY OF IT
DisGnguished 81. Louis Physician Writss /:

n D1shRguished ~. LOHs Fhyslcidn hTifS' 8
ST. LOUIS, July 10, 1850.
0. }. WOOD, Esq., Dear sir;-AnOE me the poas-
urs and satisfaction TO transmit to you the beDof
eiai effects Of your Hair Restorative, after trial of
January, 1855, since which time / have not bosn
Without a bottle on had. When i commenced the
use my hair quite thin, and At least one third
gray few applications stopped its turning, and
n three weeks timt there was not gray hair to be
noticed, neither has there been up TO this time
Afsr ny hair was completely restored, / continued
its nse By applying two or three times per month.
NJ hair has continued healthy, soft and glossy,
and my scalp perfectly free from dandTh. do not
imagine the facts above mentioned will be Of any
particular advantage to you, or even hafter yOur
vanity at this lats day, as am well aware they are
ones thronrhnut the Union. / have occupied my
time In travelling the greater part Of the time the
past thrso year, and heye taken pride and pleasure
It's effects in my own case. In several instances
have met with people who have pronounced Il n
humbug; saying they had used II and without effect.
IN every instance, however, IL proved, By probing
the matter that they had not used your article a.
au but had used some new article said to Be good
yours, and selling at about half the price 1haVa
noticed two or three articles myself advertised as
above which i have no dOust are humbuFs. IL is
astonishing that people will paironizs article Of
no reputatton, when there ia st hand that has
beer proved beyond doubt. as.t-.l. L--.f.
Apparently, some OF those charlatons have not
brains enough to write an Advertisement notice
they have copied yours, word for word 10 several In
tsnees, merely inserting some other hamei IN place
have, within the past i've years seen and talked
with more than two thousand persons thai have
used your preparation with perfect success-some fer
bgd1ess, gray hair, scAd head, dandruh, and every
disease the scalp and head are subject to-
i called to see you psrsO nally, st your original
place o. business htre, but learned you were now
You are at liberty to publish this OF to refer par
ties to me. Any communication addressed 70 me,
| q. Box No. go; will be promptly answered.
JAMES WHITE, MD.
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A GENUIHB BooK.-In our oepaeity as conductor
Of public journal, are called upon 70 adVarti58
the cure as Of the day, each Of which claims 20 Be
its curative effects, with what Justice we leave
readers TO determine. In one instance, however
Prof. Woods Hair RestoratiVe-we are 50 well as
give Ii endorEeunBnt all that Its inventor and
Vendr claims Il to be-. Its effect upcn falling head
Of hair s universally known 70 Be magical Like
line or guanc on exhau1ted iand il brngs its crop
wherever applied. Our own thatch i5 fortunately
healthy, but we advise our friends with sparselY-
growing hair to try the Restorative columbia Spy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

CHARITY WELL BEsTowEo.- -Messrs. D. B.
Sargent, Miles Greenwood and E. Dexter, Jr.,
of Cincinnati, have opened free soup rooms
in that city, where the needy can every day
be furnished with rich and nourishing soup
between the hours of ll,A. N. and P. NJ
Bach applicant is required to present a ticket
which can be obtained at various convenient
points. The rooms are to be kept open fol
the next sixty days. i.-'-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

Prof WOOD. Bear Bir:-I was Induced more than
year ago to try Jaur valuable Har Restorative for
the purpose Of cleaning my head Of dandruh. had
suffered with Il upon my bead for years, and had
never beer able to get any thing to do me any good
in removing it, although had tried many prepare
tiOus, until saw your advertisement In Harris
buTsh paper. Beiug there at the time, called at
Gross kunkles 5rug store, and bought q bottle
aud now am prepared TO recommend IL to universal
use for Il hAs completely removed all dRndTu ffOm
my head, and application once in two weeks keeps
Il ffee nm any Itching or other unpleasantness.
must also state that my har hGd been quite white in
places and by the Of your preparation, has been
restored to ite original color. am now nifty years
Of age, and although have used two bottles Of the
Restorative, no one has any knowledge Of it. as al
low few Of my gray hairs 10 remain In order to
have my appearances comport with my age. Ny head
s now Of less trouble to in keeping 1t clean, &C.
than any time sinca have been child. ] consider
your preparation Of great Yalus and, although do
not Ike 70 expose myself consider II my duty to
do 50. on can this or any part Of it in any
shaps you thin proper, If Il Is worth anything to
ron. YoaEs, &C, - H. e ETTER.-
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Messrs. Hutchins, Of the Ashtabula District
and Cox, Of the Columbus District had
lively discussion in the House on Saturday.
Cox slandered the constituents Of Mr.. Hutch
ins as effsctually as he did the Democracy Of
Ohio, when he presented the resolutions
which were passed by a mere clique Of that
party at the Columbus Convention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

Old Ben. Wade says that the people of
Boston ought to be indicted for body
snatching for sending down to Washington
a lot of old fellows who died and were sot
on ten years ago. BE aludess of course, to
the bearers of the monster petition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

A plain, herd-fsted old man called upon
Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, the other day.
The Governor, suppOsing Of course, that the
man wanted a place somewhere, expressed his
appreciation of his past services, and said he
was sorry be could not reward him with an
office. "But I don't want an office" said
the old man, al merely called to see if you
didn't want to buy good dogW
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DEAR SIR:-I here send you statement that
think you are entitled to the benefit Of. am res
ideDt OF BOOming gtOn, and have been for oE-r thirty
Yeas I am now over fifty years Of age. For about
twenty years sst my hair has been turning cOnsid-
erably grey, and almost entirely white and very
siiffand unpliant. had seen number Of certih-
Gates Of the very wonderful effect Of your Hair Re
stOrative, but supposed there more fiction than
truth in them; bat entertaining strong desire to
have my hair. II possible restored to its original
color and hneness, as Il was in my younger days q
beautiful black, concluded would make the e1-
pertinent, commencing in q small way. purchased
s1e O youF snail bottles at one dollar, and com
assheea using, toieoy rs a. nearly a
my nalrttnat va IaIl1B IN Ia ldfEe QuantiLol was
considerably rightensd, and radical change taking
place in the color. have continued 20 it, till
have used thres Of your small bottles, and just begun
on the fourth. have now As pretty head Of dark
brown, or hight black hair as any man, or as had
In my youthful days, when boy in the hills Of
Western Virginia. Ny head i5 entirely clear Of
dandru, and the hair ceassd entirely talinE on and
il soft and ne, and feels oily though il was
Just from tbs hands Of French chanpOOner Many
OF my aequaintances frequently say 70 me "Bufler
Mlere did you get that ine wigln tell them it was
the effects ofyOu Restorative 1t Is almost impOssi-
6le TO convince them that IL Is the original hair Of
the same old grey head. hours, truly,
FREDERICK 7. BUTLER,
Bloomington, Monroe County Ind.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

President Buchsnan does not appear 70
etaIleBgs admiration abroad. A Manchester
(England) paper speaking Of his course in
our national difficulties, says that "whsteYer
he does i wr0ng-ior the simple reason that
he does ftAxactly. Al the wrong time Some
men are born 70 render powerful assistance
in buiidiAg up great states. Mr. Buchanan
is likely to shine in history among those who
have talent for destroying them"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

Senalor Hale gave ClingmAn Of North Car
olina, a tremendous body blow in the debate
of last Monday. Cliugman having compared
the secession of the South to the going out Of
the ten tribes of Israel, Hale replied that the
ten tribes had left the ark OF the covenant
behind them when they seeded, and went to
destruction so complete that nobody but God
knew what had become ofthem.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

PROF. WoOD's HAN REsTORAFIYE.-In another
colum will be found an advertisement Of this we'll
known and excellent preparation Tor restoring gray
hair 70 its original color The Hair Restorative also
cures cutaneous eruptions. and prevents the hair
falling OF. We hRTs seen many authentic tegtimo-
nials proof Of these assertions some Of which are
from gentlemen whom we have kuOWn for many
years as persons Of the most reliable character
Don't dye till you have tried this RestOraYe BOs-
ton Olive Branch.
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Il viii suffer death before I viii consent or ad-
wise my friends 70 consent 70 any concession or
compromise, which looks like buying the priv
iloge Of taking possession Of the Government to
which we have a Constitutional right; because,
whatever might think % ne merit of the saFi-
Gus propositions before Congfess, Tshould regard
any concession IN TIE fsca az mennee as the des-
truetion OF the gorernmeht iself. and consent
on all hands that our gystsn shall be brought
down % q level with che existing disorganiIed
state Of Affairs IN 1<exico But this Thing viii
hereafter De, a. q & now, Ia the hands Of the
ueople, and ii fiey desire to cal Convention
to remove any FrieFanees complained Of, OF %
give new guarantees ioF the permansnee Of vested
rights, it is not minc 20 oppose -
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The Cherokees have caught the fever End
seeded. They have seized Fort GibsCn-of
course merely that they may sProtect' il
for the Govsrnmsnt. They viii doubtless
send a commissioner 70 Washington, t.
demand that AL the land they have ever
owned be returned to them, the seizure Of
the Capitol and q grand war dance in the
White House, being the penalty which they
will exact for a refusal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

IA viii you remain in the Union with
out guaran ntees ?" said a secessionist the
other day, to Joshua F. Bell. "Will you go
out of the Union Dithout guarantees ? was
the quick reply.-LOuisUiHe Journal
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.sInauguration arzt; adjustment afterWard." 4"
fsALMoNP. CHASE.

4 owe it to myself I5we & 20 truth I eve 4 %
the subjects, 70 state that no earthly power coald
induce me to vote for q specific measure for the
introductlon Of Slavery where it had not before
existed, either south or north % that line
Coming as do ffom slave state, Il ismy sol
emn, deliberate, and WellInatured determination
that no poWer-no earthly power-shan compel
ms to vote for the positive introduction of Sla-
very either south or north Of thatline. Sir, while
you reprosoh and Justly, too, our British ances-
tons for the intsotloton Of his institution upon
the continent Of Ausriea. am, for one. unu'ill-
ing that the posierisy 81 M present Inhabitants
Of California rnd Ne7f Mckee shall Tepfoaeh rs
fer doing just what Fe geproach Great Britain
for doing to US II the citizens Of those Terrific
riss choose to establish slavery, I am for hdnii-
ting them with snoh provisions in their Consti-
tutions; bus then, II viii be their own work, and
not oursand their postsrity will have to reproaeh
them, and not US, for forming Constitutions al
lowing the Institution Of Slavery to exist among
them" hhNh1 CbAi'
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p1lIN Avn onrAuTNTAL RRINTING.

o. Plain and ornamental printing 81 every - -
.cription a0no af The Printing Asth ~ ~
f-rtrrp fiicn e.. the latest inlrFQqll a ~ e-9
taam PrsSras. in the h1st slylll Qn ehort ne e
- reasonable retes faftlst ai'tes.St ~ - -. Y
snssiaiir blank aadtr lslfefai tUurnaiai sales
hooks. Heo1iving bpol-e. .cs g., . E.
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Jefferson Davis Of Mississippi has been
elected President Of the Southern Coufsdera-
ey, and Alexander 3. Stephens, Eice-Prosi-
dent The Convention, with brazsn im-
pudencs, christened the Seeding States the
Coniederatsd States of North America"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

WOOD's HAIR REsFORATIVE has acquired a repu-
tatien from actnal test and experiment which can
not b enhanced BY neWspaper puds. lnour vicinity
II has been extensively nsed, and We believe n eVory
case with every desired result, and rocsves the unf-
Yersal endorsement Of all who have tried it. We
therefore recommend Il aB OF those few genuine
nostrums which accomplish all it professes. aud s
the bald and gray could dssire.-L Columbia Spy.
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TO LET.
Store, OBcos and Dwellings.

.QJl00 FOR SALE-AN OLD
QlOOUs Ten per cent Mortgage for Si,0o9.-
Secured on hEst class City PropeEty. Also, another
fssn zll supsrior street..
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arprsaor Arp voRr suNFEa.

Thetime for withholding reinforcements
to Major Anderson viii cease the moment
Lieut.. Hall returns to FOlt Sumter.
I learned from a reliable source that
Wednesday next has been fixed upon as
aoout the time when the sscessionists will
be ready to commence the assault upon Fort
Sumter. s5. -..
Major Anderson has written to Senator
Crittenden, relative to the charge that on
his movement in retiring from Fort Moultrie
to Fort Sumter he took the act initiative Of
adeclaration Of war. Major Anderson furth-
ermore declares that If be had been, or is, at
tackled under his present instruct ons, he will
defend the fort to the last and, before he
will surrender he win blow up the works.
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8lMmbin9.
O P. BO Err
9fwtlfg.

.HHE WAR BEING OVER, WE
call attention e gqg stock Of aifsesl t-,si e,
~ sIlva-Ware. Clocks, Cutlery &c Don . lorset
that We are yet con hand" at li5 hedaelt houss;
jau8 " y ~ q - ~.
ONCE THE HOLIDAYS. WE
4 y have added IaFeely to our assortmsnt d Silver
Is ard can now show the largest stock Of spoons,
Foris Ladies Butter Knives, &C., 81 any shape, in
town, gaillal- A-- y q ~
10 70Q WATCHES WE HAVE
lOs lO(J Repaired snd warranted on sufficient
evidence that We have The very BESE WATCH = A.
KERs IN the State We eau Do anything ln that
line. 1ry u. COMLkS 3 90.
ianla lf5 Weidel Eo7'e
A MEXICAN WATC IS BS-=IN
Geld and Silver Cagss--'Tarrantze
JAMS silALL-S Z %.
CWISS WATCHES-FROM. 5000
~ % Ell5. t.zss slU d COWS 4 Co
INNGLISH IN ATCH ES--BRoM el5
81 Z g Low 8 r45SR b5WS 4 q lts a o y 81 = van
--er COWLES . CO..
innI8 I5 MedeaIl Houg3.
st444saa ll-n E-af
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MlsHIraror. N. aa. n.

" AsHINGToN, Jan p, 1851.
aTo HrrrHILL JoxEs-Tell Lieut.. Caldwell to
arrest Capt. BrushWood, assume command Of the
cutter EoCleusud and obey ofders Z gave through
you. If Capt BrushWood, after arrest, under
takes to interfere with the command Of the cut
ter. Lieut. Caldwell vii consider him mutinssr
and treat him accordingly. II he attempts 70
haail down the American Gag, shoot him on the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

The withdrawal of the insurgents from
Fort Pickens has produced some effect, and
that example ought to be inflated Nothing
but the pride associated with the false posi-
ton induces South Carolina to maintain her
present. attitude.
THE REVENUE AT SAVANNAH AND NOBLE.
Since the Custom House officers at Sa-
vannah and Mobile have disoWned the Fed
eral authority, and taken commissions under
the State Governments, some positive action
will be necessary here for ne protection Of
the revenue. John Oechrane has postponed
the bill authorized by the Special Committee
on this subject several times, on account OF
the presence Of the "PeacsD Congress, which
is only intended to arrest positive legislation,
and to strengthen the hands of the Secession
lists by delay. The time for emphatic action
has come.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

The convention was very agreeablY sur
prised upon entering the hall this morning
at fiudiug a full length portrait of Washing
ton sus Jended back Of the Presidents chair.
The Messrs. Willard had procured this from
the authorities Of this city, to be used during
their sittings. al ~ iIll
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BIooMlNarolI, Ind, July 80, 1859.

III 4A
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So lIoANA. . - q -.

The Union, II riust be pre- we'd
ANDREW JACKSON.
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Notwithstanding the bslligsrent manites-
toes OF Gov. Pickens and his Ambassador
Hayne, no serious apprehension Of seolhslon
At Charleston is entertained at present The
time for an attack on Fort Sumter has been
repeatedly named, but always judiciously
postponed. The same considerations are
likely TO operate again.
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E0R Rent TCHEAP-BRONI
Room in MslodsUn Block ID story. Apply 70
jansERlg5 JVsHPh PERKINS.
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ARaIrs AZ washington.
spoolal dispatches 70 n. Y. Trib
1aa bAq Co REss.

1Ha ppA0f 60 aREss.
TAe spsoisl Committed . reported lasl
night and as reported by the delegations
stands as follows; James Guthrie, Of Ken
tuoky, Chairman; James A. Sedden, Of Vir-
Einia, EeVerdy johnson Of Maryland, James
Harlan, Of Iowa, Stephen 7. Logan, Of I'LL
nois Caleb B. Smith Of Irdiaua, Thomas
Ewing Of Ohio, Daniel N. Bates, Of Della
ware. Thomas White Of Pennsylvania Peter
D. Vroom Of New Jersey, Roger s. Baldwin
Of Connecticut Samuel Ames Of Rhode Is
land, Thomas Rufin of North Carolina,
Highland of Yerment and Asa Fowler Of
New Hampshire.