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-Tamper not with Nature and the laws
physieai and moral that guids her operations. Her
eIfia wen made 20 uss snd lot abuse. Tho direful
results arising nom the latter are lsson; the most
ssf lea habits Of the baser sort Be overcome By
ao rsiul perusal Of the work, Human lrailty, or
Physiological Researohes.'' 1t wii lead those de
bassd and iegraded victims that hover on the brink
az dissoutien to the paths Of happiness and virsue
Reed and bo couFioed, the truth is there.
Read tar advertisement Of ''Tresemar' in another
column SOLD by Dr. Barrow, lss Blesoher st., New
York. triee 25c., sen free Of postage everywhere.
Also sold By B. 2. Gaylord and William Fiske,
Druqglsts. Cleveland. Ohio.
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POSTAGE ON TIE hEApER.

The postage on the Daily Leader to any
place within the State, per quarter in ad--
vance lS eentsi postage on the Tri-W Weekly,
per quSrtsr cents; postage on tbs Weesly'
psr quarter, 3 cents Within CuyahosA,
County, FREE. i
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A fRIFND N NEED. TRY IT.

~ A hAAAD IN NAAaD- III II.
Da. EWEEr's INRALLIBLB LIEIhENT il prepared
from the recipe Of Dr.. Stephen Sweet Ten
Esoticuf The great bone-sstter and has bn ased in
bis practice for the last twenty years with tue most
astonishing success. As an external rsmedy 1t is
Withoui rival and WI alleviate pain m1r- spsed-
IL shan any other preparation. For al Rhsnmetic
and Naryous Disorders it Is truly lnfaliibe and as
unraiiye fr Sores, Wounds, spraina, Bruises. Ee.,
lts sooihiug. hsasns and powerful siren ;tir.ning
properiiea excite Ehs ust wonder and aston .sbnent
Of aH who have ossr given it trial. over ioGr
nandred cerHcstss Of remarkable cures, PEI formed
b Il within the lass two years, attest this iact
Fer sale By Strong a Armstr0ng and Wm. Eiske
See advartiseuent sep27- -RG5d&vi
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5lnfrs.

HOME AGAIN.-G. S. y .LLIAMs,
u III Etsan Dyer and shawl Cleaner, begl laeye
announcs @ his friends and the public that he
hone aaini and lotel e ss St. Clair street leFe
land, o. where he ha1 dtted up g DYE HOUSE Wit
the best mnclinerI, regardless ofeNnonEe, and nat
aef6 hmBell tnt 1y strict attention 60 business thai
be VIII Be Ebe to regain that patronage and supper
. Thich for 80 many years crowned his endslVoTg.
RlDiuly2t
~ j. JACKSON, SILK ANE
Wo0LEE pfER No. III Pearl street., IVES
ids, oles No, 70 Bank street, Barrie Block, i've
dodri north Of ST. Clair street.
EhaFl1 % every variety cleaned OF eyed. Cent?
Garments cleaned or dyed without being takeT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09
or SENECA STREET.

O. l6lssl and 5est ldsllll "a al
faatiDnRble colors, including solfsrino and 4agsu-
ann FelVet, SILK, or Wool. q.
l6LEAAiNe, Ladies gnd Gentlemen need hqfe no
hsitdtlon il sanding goods Of the most 90 ooi-
or Or fbfi-. bonn1t RiunBs Steamed &c G lreslod.
leilculbaTi No. SO alngcA gtr,et. =
iau EHEp'A CEAlAA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

keeping which the world has sver seen, alone
be found struggling 70 make the rule Of
slavery universal Can an American Re-
preventative 10 such an hour as this either
irem motives Of personal ambition or sordid
pecunisry interest consent 70 foster strife,
division. and discord and without hesitaney
or remorse give hls vote 70. drive back both
uitizena and Government toward the night
ofdespollsm and harbarismG
God grant sir, that every Representative
may pause and consider well the momentous
consequences of every vote be may be called
upon 70 cast before giving It ia favor Of any
Of the numerous eompromias schemes and
proposed constitutional amendments which
are sought 70 be forced upon Us, and which,
II adopted, win be but another step, 50 far as
the action Of this body car, decree II, toward
making slavery constitutional and perpetual
in this land Of hbsry. tat
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MOTHER's READ THIs.

The following q sn extract nom a letter Wrttsn
b the pastor oi Baptist Church 70 the 50 journal
hnd Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
ames in iayor Of that World-renowned nedicine, OF
MEs WfEsboWs so0FHIse sYEUP FOR OHfLDREE
rEEgHIEa'
1--WE - 50 sdFeftissment in your columns 81 Mrn.
Winsios@s Soothing syrup. Now never said q
word ~ ag0r OF patent medicine before in liie,
but W ial compelled to say TO your readers that this
No humbug-WE RAW rRIED IT, AND kNoW IT TO
\ AL II cLAIus. Il Is probably, one Of the most
eesssial medicines Of ihe day because It is one Of
the best And those Of your readers who have babies
san't DO better than 70 lay in 3 supply"
So aadnHTi fsanspI ~ auother column, EspSsBN
II al n -
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An extra copy wiIl-be given to the getter
up Of the Club, for bis trouble; when a club
reaches as high as .ifey copies, Tri-Wsekly
will be given; and when it reaches one hun
dred, copy Of the Daily LRADHR will be
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0gsters

n s. MALTBY'S OYSTER De
VI POT date Holt Maltby'sl CELEBRATED
VIII BE RECEIVED DALL7
From his establishment IN Baltimore-put up IL
cans and warranted fresh and good OF no sale. -
Also hermeticaly Sealed Oysters, LObsters Clans,
hand.
Baltimore, New York and Princes Bag 81 q o.
tsrs viii Be received daily b Express. .-.
p n75- ORAuEERs for sale b the barrel. . s'
a9 ~ u os 1.;,os "; go 80 s: Ass9ti
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0Nafariaqs.

ENRAMES---
F0R SHAKESPEARE AND aIs FRIEEDs 3
~ n C And VILLAGE BLAgkshIFH-
Msde good and eheap, ct sAsGAAAI
GTVENo AWAY--A FIN <
n T4RFf DcI,IkR STEEL, 7FEgR wine
and Three Dollar Magazine CA ee had i1f Qnly
Three Dollars, at eAHGEAhI'9 -
eol9-sl-- - -. 4. - is oz
DEAUTIFUhl---OPENED THU
DAY, a Choice collection OF the
fPALMER Ma RBDEN PHOTO Grape
OF uhlch We ars the exclusive agsuf1 Gall and' -
fhsn ~ BARGEAfTD
dsc2i NJ - Superior siregtl
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DR.. Weaxsr's Canksr and Salt Rheum suruP
and Cerafs for curing Humors by
pafIIying the BlO0d.

Rad THI8.-HUW IT AUS,
When disssss bas been long IN the system, the
art fsttsring symptoms amer taking the Syrup is
that shs humor Increases on the akin. This should
net slsrn you, it only shows that the disease is
uorfinr ont -nst the result We want to see. Apply
hs Osrate and thehumor viii heal, and the disease
soon disappears.
s5ld b. Gaylord Hamnond, @. s. Msckensis, Z.
". suekrideg, Strong 4 Armstrong and Wn. Fiske,
Cleveland, o.
Eeg-Ses Advertis msHt
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HAs RETURNED 10 HIS OLD

HAS RETURNED TO HIS OLD
IL rsand. UNDER THR AMERICAN HOTEL
wnere he aill continue e keep ohoies assortment
Of the lnoat iui.rogad kinds q sPECf1CLEs. All
his Glasses, uhclhar ior near Or lir sighted, ars
ground undaf his own insoection. b machinery ofa
new construction with the greatest care, 90 as to
suit the EYES in all cases. curing WeGknsss Dlzzi-
nsss or Inflammation o. the Eyes, and impartins
strength Tor long reading or me sewing
- n. b. aoLoHoEsoE would hereinform the pub
c that be never employs any one In the sale Of his
lGg- Ales, . sglendi assoEtuent ofsPY GLASSES,
NICRoe9Ql -st % IS &C., on hand.
ng perfect AZ natural. ~ ~.
Z oftiofr 80 is'sHpsTisr 9. sREO
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q OYSTERS, OYSTERS.

7rrsr Ma Ma CO. S-azr
Justly CELEBRATED AND
-- b, BALTIMORE OYSTERS. . an
In Cans aRd Kegs, Warranted fresh and tree from
shells, and superior 70 any in the Market ana are
now received daily By e. r.ra-l-. q .--s 4f
ts J.H.& AS. GORHAMs --. .-.r
..-..r-.--. 81 11f euPERIo1 gIREEf, ...s-
Who are the only anthpriEed agenl1 l1r this city.
We are prepared 10 supply country deal sra with any
quantity and At any time These Oysters are put
1p under the superv ision Of A ul
a's4' Mr.. JOSEPH II. Mann.
Whose reputation is Huficiant guarantee alone for
the good qualtief Of the DystsTs- WsEin GUARANTEES
them equal Ii size 70 any Oyster put up in Bala-
more, and are ready 70 supply our country friends
cheaper than eve-. We also keep -.. q -,,
SHE'LL OYSTERS AND CLANS
By the barrel or buzhsl. Manufacturers Of ssssy
kind Of Crackers, and Of asuPsri0r quality, which
We o1or to the tredo low. aal .el .ll- lla
1000 5flaillI 1l- g. b. & a. Q. GoRHAns =
oetsRl0 % lot Superior strsst.
FAIR -HA ZEN OYSTERS
THE CELEBRATED FAIR HA-
f1eN Plant Oys sters. being the largest and finest
Oysters caught At tins season ef ne year are 70
ssiyed a5silg bT Express 9 saPa s1s ~ sei snd or
oot8Ri0 lA i9i 3upeflor street..
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SpffiaI slotltes.
Oaiarrh Oaiarrhl Catarrh Catarrhl


nousa1ds q persons suftr ~ sorts ofannoyauoe
rom Catarrh. Most people know what lie inoonve-
nionct ana rost q dre yet but ltW know Row e can
hssurod. II ls Amply chronic Irritation, srd Oft
q enlargement o. olloiss, and consequent thioon-
tnr oftho snuoous membrane lining the nasal cavi-
sio1. frontal annses, and sometlmos extending into
the throal and Iurrs Fr5u thi1 result tizhtnool
and ofen rerisooi ths head, otatructed nose, or q
proa1ss aeE of muoul loss ofsois nasal Eeiae, and
oiisn impaired hsarine and taste
Ths ed school ronedies have never been able 10 DO
anY thlag for g. Nasal infectious and inhalations
are y painful and oxueasiVo ar they gOneFlliy are
Wofthitls. Yet Humphrey Oatsrrh Specific, sim
pie eUGAR PILL, taken iWo or three times psr
days promptly csrss thera3hP canes; euros a onee
all colds Ga the head and radically cures, BY perae
vefins use the most obstinate cases, s proved By
the experiencs Of fhnudreda.
Prict 90 cents per hsz, With direoti0na boxes ~
esattg NAH or eEprosa, roe Of charge, on rooaiPt
of the pfioa Address
Dr 2. HUMPRREY6 4 co.,
No. 562 BrosdWay, n. Y.
sold b 4. ". sackrideF, and Churchill a Bro.
r-1sa. .lr.-rffra-nnrf IN another column.
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-Resioraiiye Cordial and Blood Reno
vaior.--Rsseog allow ua to call your attention %
ths excellent article, advertised n another column
Tns rama trthe nropristor is alroady Amiliar Is
haaaahoii world al oses tho land, and e a auelen
ruarar3ee 81 the ezoullencs Of the Cordial = ia
puia heal thy tonio ADAPTED 20 al classes Of cases
hers there O weakness or debility and should be
IN ths hant not only Of every Invalid but also evorg
famuy. ID Ii sloasent, safe and sacaeiouH. Reader
g.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

TERMs OF THE WEEKLY LEADERS
~ Hereafter we shah writs the name Of every
subscribsr on each paper sent. IA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

PERRT DAVIS PAIN K1LLER.-This Medi-
cine has become an article Of oommeroe-nO other
medicine has ever attained this before Il is As much
an ltsm Ia every bill Of goods sent to country mer
chants e tea ooisa o. sugar. This speaks volumes
in its favor -relsnn Falls Messenger.
aold vs. 1yHhors, and bT Gaylord Hammond,
Fn tisks, @. s. MsekeaEis, Strong Armstrong,
and 6. ". saokridef, Cleveland, Q.
uE,Sse Advertisement in another column.
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aaeattlnEa.
IA n E R1R
1HPOUND ExTRAoT o. slRslpARr.Il

UoAPoUND kxTRA0T OF S4RsAPARnL1.
ne most electua remedy which the medical skiiI Of
otl ln9i can devise for this everywhere DrpTaiiinT
~ ....l 4tla z lt = combined from the most -
lIs Islea5ls that hsVe been discovered ff fs er-
RlFgALlOn oI this foul disorder nom lie blood and
We rescue o the system fro11 is desfrrefVe cu7-
qqences Hence y should be employed f5r fhe eTrs
o. not onlY scroiula but also thdss Other aIsfi5n
Mhlch arise irOm IL, such as EaUPTrTn A Il 7r1r
DlsEAsEsi 81. ANTHoEK's hIRE, R0sE, or FTVsITr
Las FiMfLEs, PusruLEs, BL0TCHEs, BTfITs ord
B0l.ss AlaoRas LEIIEE aue SALT kHufn 500
HAD hIAgWOEM. hHEuHAFIslI, sTPHIIlrfr srI
AEhcUEIAL DIsEAsEs5 DR0FsT, DTsPEPsTa DTTTf-
l4fs and indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS Ann1gfyq Pros
llTfATED on lllPUnE BLOOD. The popular beiiz I II
I'm parity Of the blood" . founded in truth ior
slollle i1 e degeneration Of tbe blood The parfi-
ular purpose and virtue 0f this sarsabariis h f nm
~ and regsnerate this vital iuid, without which
sti e ne-iin = inpossi5ls n contaminated oonsi.
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Gl0thimg. 81
MAJOR ANDERSON.

MAJOR ANDERSON.
At New Orleans, whom Jackson fought
The British, and was lucky,
None helped bin more 10 victory,
Than tn Hunters Of Kentucky
Forths sons Of cold Kentuek'' are famed for
uinch
IN an the staies around
but there's none more brave than Anderson
Can IN the world Be found.
This gallant son Is striving hard
And proudly DER strong Sumter'a fort
His country's iag does wave.
The glorious nag efthlrtsen stripes,
And stars DOW thirty three
oh may there on It's azure held .
No less number be.
Beneath his country's starry aas.
Brave Anderson does stand,
And Reyer will he move from IT,
Till peace does bless our land.
Then here's to gallant Anderson,
To Orittenden and Clay.
They are kentucky's noble sons,
Let's shout for them, buzza
God bless the banner Of the free b. s
And God bless sold Kentuck," 4"
May her seas ia making peace.
Be crowned With naught but luck.
Then. ''Haf Columbia. Happy Land"
Wen sing with ioy and glee,
ThshaDpy millions free.
BERemember we are selling on our whole extsn-
slVs Stock Of Winter Clothing at greatly Reduced
Prices. Persons in want will DO we'll to call before
purchasing at
ISAAC A. IsAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL
Sole Agency for the sails Of Singers Celebrated
SEWING MA CHIMES
AND
STORR'S -AUTOMATON PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
~ LOOK OUP FOR THE GIANTS. -Es
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

s-It rnag not Be generally known that
Dr. so. Riobardion, The discover Of the snerry
wine Bitter,. was q regular pbysiolan and gradu-
.ts ofthe New Hampshire Medical College. This
bsinr the case ths public have oonhdencs In them,
ana thsT at all times, havea rapid sale, are looked
upou as the production o. man Of profound learn
Ing IN medicine.
Ths sherry Wine Bittsrs are for sale BY Gaylord 3
Hnmnend, strong Armstrong, and @ s. hsoksn-
sia. GleFolsnd, o.
uE-sss Advertisements elssWhera.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

WORN KsoWINa.-PrOf. Wood, whose ad-
vertissmsnt win Be found In another column, has
discovered remedy far the gray and bald, which is
q once pFacticablo and cheap II requires no dyo
inr, no vie, nor extFaordinary trouble. There car
Be no Doubt uhaiover oil efficacy. We have seen
testimonials almost without number, and nom men
of creat intsEoneo, high stand ne and moral worth
Thoss who have been bald for years are now wear
inr shesr ozn 1air, and appear ten years younger
tlar thtT ga - rnunths aso. AZ IN most cases,
frfv hairs ana bald heads are beth pTemetare and
uunaturai l. isa dusy % reuedy them By the natu-
nj and uudcubted means which Prof. WOOD has In.
v,rt.5 and now kindly olsfs 70 the aflicted Read
h,s ,sndqersisamsnl, try his wonieriul remedy, and
givs ths Professor a nea testimonial. II Memphis
W1ir.
fr-s5ii br sn respectable Druggists.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09
AYER's AGUE oURE Y

FOR raE SPEEDY CURE or
Intermittent FsesT, OF FevsT and Agls, Remit
tent Esssr, OAiH FsOer, Dumb Agus, Is-
rioaioak Headache, or BiIIiots He'd
-za ache, and Bilious Fsgcrs, indeed,
ssa fOT lhs whole class Of Dis
eases OTiginati4g n b.
7e haTy dsraagsmea1
caused by he
MalGrig
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

soli b 4. ". sscsrideg, and Churchill a Bro,
.aT-a.s advertisement IN smother column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09
9rass aud aataifiHes.

THE ANODYNE EXPECTOR-
ANT foF Coughs, Colds Group, and to sooth
AID reieTe Children or Adults causing them 70 Tess
naturally. Prepared and sold by
f-b8 BF. Q. J. KEELEB, s2 Pub. Square
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

nR. KEELER'S CoUaH CANDY
viii cnrs Bronchitis and ali Irritation Of The
Throat and lungs. Public Speakers would md this
f-bs : - 10 be had at s2 Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

The London Engineer gives the following
Interesting account Of the process by which
the iron plates for the new English war
stnarner ere oonstructed. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09
SnsnFaMke.
INsBRANCB COMPANY,
OF oLEYELASD, OHIO.

.: eoa1s3EI, (, g lIsB9Fsa 2 ia' any amount in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
,ayantaee Of the education thus obtained.


advantage Of the education thus obtained.
In regard to the employinsni Of fugidves,
secrstary Wslies uses the following humane
and practical lsnguAges
! In the ooastWiss and bloekadlng duties Of
the navy Il has not been unffequent that
fugitlves from insuirectonsFy places have
sought car ships for refuge and Ptotocdoni
and our naval commanders have applied to
me for instruction as to the proper dlspcsi-
tion which should be made OF such refugees.
Ny answer has been that, if insurgents,
thew should he handed over to the custody OF
the Government; but II, on the contrary,
they were free from any voluntary participa'
ton In the rebellion, and sought the shelter
and protection Of eur hag, then they should
be cared for and employed in some useful
manner, and might be enlisted 10 serve
on our public service, or If not there
needed, they should be allowed 70 pro-
ceed freely and peaceably, without re-
straint, to seek livelihood in any loyal por-
ton Of the country. This have consider
ed to be the whole required duty, In the
premises Of our naval officers. if
He recommends that naval depot be eS.
tablished upon the lakes to make more Sc
cure our rights upon the inland seas.
But one SLAYER has been captured during
the year-the American brig Triton, takeK
on the 3Oth Of May last. '~'
The estimates for appropriations for tn
coming year amount to about $44, ,oO0, 900
a large sum in Itself, but not st all sxtraVs
CANT when we consider the work the Nav!
has done and has yet 10 do. ID
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

CLOTH MTfEEEs.-A lady correspondent OF
one of the New York papers calls attention to
the fact that cloth mittens could be made for
our soldiers with sewing mschines alta COM
paratiVely small cost. In this way she thinks
our army could be provided with these useful
articles before the cold weather sets in. She
says the "cloth should be strong and soft
and the mittens should be cut bias Of the
cloth. They may be bound with canton
flannel or woolLen, aud would last through
the season with ordinary usage" The sug-
gestion may be worthy of attention. Knit
mittens are far preferable If they can, be fur
nished in time; but if not, the sewing ma
chine might be called into requisition.
The Boston Journal says; An officer in
the army requests Us to ask the ladies to
make mittens for the soldiers with one finger
as well as a thumb. Without this they can
not handle the locks Of their muskets. Pieces
of soft leather seWed upon the ball of the
finger and thumb will add greatly to theil
durability.
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A Baslls |. Ea.. E.uss..ss.-OouDl'''


From Memphis papers-good rebel au-
shotity-Ws have an account Of battle at
MorristoWu, East Tennesaee, betWesn RArsOn
BrOwnlOw, with his three thousand Union
troeps, and body Of rebels, in which the
Latter were many Of them killed and the
rssteonPletsly routed. It must be remsm-
ssrsd that our account comes through rebel
soaEcas, which certainly would not give the
victory to tie Federals If they could help it,
and Jet It Is spoken Of as the Harst Federal
victory Of the war" We nay safsly con-
elade, therefore, that The ParSOn has done bis
country good service with the sword as well
ss the pen.
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The New nIniI.CIaa srsam.hip.

Our readers may not be aware, perhaps
that the iron plates for the new msil-elsd
steamship, being built for the Government at
philadelphia, are being made at the iron
works Of Bailey, Brown 8 Co; in the fourth
ward. It was thought at first that there was
no establishment in the State which could
turn out such plates, but the firm TO whom
the work was entrusted find no difficulty
whatever in their manufacture, and could
turn out enough in short time to cover
one-half the vessels In the navy. The plates
are each fifteen feet long and twenty-eigLt
and half and thirty and half inches wide,
by four thick. They are planed after the
usual way, and the edges and ends made
straight and grooved like flooring boards.
The groove is one inch wide by half an inch
deep. Screws are to be used in fastening the
plates to the planking Of the ship. They are
to be put in from the inside of the vessel, and
are not to go through the plates. The YES
sci Is to be covered with the plates four feet
under water, and three feet above it and are
to extend eighty-fve feet fore and aft of the
centre line, which viii make one hundred
and seventy feet Of planking. The iron Is to
come up to q line with the spar deck, above
which there viii be light rail. The ssides
Of the ship, with q view to cause the shot to
glance, will have an angle Of thirty degrees
fSom thFee feet above the load lines. In or
der to carry this extra weight the ship has to
be large. The tonnage Of the one under
contract is to be three-thousand i've hundred.
She will be two hundred and thirty feet long
sixty fest beam, and have draught Of four
teen feet. The vessel is to be finished by the
fifteenth Of July, and as she Is the hrst Of the
kind ever attempted here, the result Of the
experiment will be looked for with no little
interest-P -PiftsbuEg Chronicle.