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The English View OF our National Trou-
Ll1s
rFrom tho London limos March 22l


u n Instructive 10 COS rvo tne pronpiDoss or tbs
,eirbuton when 20 cL errors entail, sad the two
THE Of the American Uni N now coInoIe t. present. us
9th lust alton Of this sanitary law. Both divisions
valc Vantage, and both have ovsrthot tho
mark. The South b. gan With shat ~c can no lopgcr
aoubt, a deliberate aui deeD lsii scheme n soces
from tho c~nfeoef scy. This sc3ene, apparently,
by pros sects ~ gain, GA tho presumption taat
fho Southern States could effect separs alton
from the .taies Of the North, ard Curry with them
The sdscent portions Of tho territories OF the unon
tho eeSign had undoubtedly much to recommend Is
IN the eyes OF ambitious politicians. The Sonth
vculi get 'e hest % the bargain las geographical oR
tn tho more favorable for national aygrandzemcnt
aud would secure al undivided property Ia th re do
sirane revesous which have thought 70 contain
NE maniiest destiny" OF America. Not only the
spacious and fere districts OF the Souhwest but the
provinces OF the sthmns ght be noered among it,
private expectations II would escape too this annoy.
aDcep the restrictive tas imposed upon 1, for the
sive benefit II the North Its coastDs trade rod DO
conducted by those who would conduct most oheapy
ia IMPORTS might be bs aed from oppressive customs,
and lie whole hnanci, administration 10 short, might
regulated BY tho natural wants ~ It's vopIiaon instsa vi of
being distorted suit the presumed interests % New Eng
hnderp and Pennsy vanans All this wn undeoiaoy true
FEDERAL ta,ifs in the lesst degree unreasonable But
there was moral obstacle In the way. rno south hin
entered freely tho American Union, and hid psrtic
p@ted all the denties and advantages OF that marvel
IONS oonfecsrnsy II was not nsned In forsakins Its
pedgs arcept under such provooaton az certainly hid
not been given. Indeed, for many wears had AIN ~
tJrannized tho North, and " seems dncut 70 un-
derstand hos the southern statesmen, wh-c prehodl
In the Cabinet through sucoesiye administrations
wss 20 papaby excrted all other .stons, hbou1
have been sirgulary oyeruled 10 the matter OF "
RVS However the Soua chose 10 policy, ADD decdei
Shat " could do beet alone n expiration did not impy
sntARonsm ant ,gonism var, and in this oase the
OBSTRUCTION OF all national progress such decision might
Dave worn the aspect q Wisiom Dat what We wsh 70
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"a
-Cnadisn -four dull and easier, With sales Of $50
bbs cosng at IS u 81 80 for extra. Southern Hour
WAS lsss active, AID tho spirit cf TIE nSts s't
bbs., closing within the aOcve rage ~
prices. RE -four wes steady at our qiotI,ione
with go bbis Cornrneal was Inactive At
quotations. Wheat was heavy, AID tended towards loser
psices: sales % 900 bushels at I'll IS 81 62s for
White ana q IS 81 SO Tor red Nostern 81 SO Tor
State, 81 81 a. 20 for Milwaukee club, 81 a. 81 ~
FIR Chicago spring. Corn " To- cheaper, win s.los 81
ca 600 bushos, WcsterI mixed NJ 70zc 800 for
ola and eoc 62i4c for new. RJe ADD barley are VA.
changed. Oats heavy and dropping Barley duh
anu o. minsl. Barley malt WA he'd at SIC q 9oc.
CoftHg The market sioady. sale OF 900 bags
OF Rio IDatc ut III NC 1879.
CorrUS-1he MAJ k.t Cs,nplTaivoy Qniot and less
animated though wtho quotaole change Ia prices Tho
cal footed up about 800 600 bales We quote mid
ding up ands ut l2l4c &c.,, with sal.s at I2ysc.
IKsapIs rbe nrnness d shipowporr tended check
To Liverpool about 20 900 To 5000 bush
Of and wheat, chiefly the former, In bulk and
bags, engaged 1T 10d l0Ad. Flour WAS n, - /,
becon ana lard al 32s 3D. Rates 70 Lonlon wero frm
win limited engsgfu snts Rates we're also hrn TO 0ss
gov and there fair demand for eharters OF soia
by tho government tended TO stnsn the frcghts,
r, we'd competition Tor Europe 10 that cxtent
HAyrho market steady, With salos Of goo 900
bales, at Toe soc for shipping lots and a. sSc Voo
for city use.
Hprs Tho market during the wock has exhibited no
feature the trade buy ing ouy 20 supply Immediate
wants and pay present prices with great rel lance
wbie importers maintain their old time Or nnc-s ne,
cepts for the week ooDprise about 5000 hides o. a.
Descriptions and the stock IN first hands ioots up 700 08
Principal faee OF the week ae 900 dry io oran'e AZ
zoe cash. less az per capt 1900 dry Barcelona ut lsc
each, lets per cent 1870 Dry Porto CAbsllo At ls1.
600 dry rtxas at l5c io5sc coo ci'y and covaIy
wet qatod RIO G,ande ut lie 500 do California a. $40
and 900 dry Western AMI so dry Busnos Ayrcs on ri
Uors Tho mark was Quot. The last sales wore made
| at foc. a 2sc the latter dgIre foe choice
| Ips scotch pig WIS q MY bold vhic s,ss wer,
limited, a, fs2 ~ ship AMI flo 90 six monshs.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ApTT U-U
bsHss-fhe market steady, with sales Of small
lote at IS 81 for both Porte.
pRrADs1urrs -ihe -four market was steady, but not
active the opnrg, bat towards the close Of Change
nrmer fceling ~as manifested. The saes embraced
10 COO IL 600 nbs closing within the following range
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CIsSTv>yIAI CriTiRkTIoy.--The citizens OF Pouncy
N H. will celebrate the hunjredth anniversary o.
the existence Of that town on The 2lst Of scptembeI
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The State Bank debt is not included, a. the same
is otherwise provided for than by taxation, and
will soon be paid of. Under the existing revenue
laws Of hat State there will be annually, hereaf
ter, surplus arising from taxation Of about
$500 900, after paying the entire expenses Of the
State government. exclusively applicable by law
to the redemption of the funded debt By late
amendment Of the Free Banking Law in Indiana,
none other than Indiana stocks can be received as
the basis Of circulation, and the banks now in
operation having other stocks on hand "a such
basis arc required to place Indanas in their stead
within given time. This will soon absorb large
amount Of the funded debt.
The Panama road earned in February
iool. IL 49, %
The decrease in cargoes in January and Februa-
nv ia equal to $lO9 35Z
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Naval Intelligence.
The steam frgate 5usquehanna Capt. Hollins, a.
Aeyndra Egyt February H. TO sail shortly for Tripo
and kessin,. All vel on board.
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The exchanges at The Bank Clearing Honse tins
morning were sos ,4s5 81, ami the balances
Ice, $40 81.
The New Orleans bank statement for the week
ending March 80 shows the following results
when compared with the previous returns:-
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ne SosAern Gass, aud DoIh op~n.4 Political act ia.
eSI tWc Seas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01

IFrOm the Commercial Bulletin, Bostou-I
Bald tn ts vars saioaosous for the hestlsohs- -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01

MmIFART ITEMs.--The enllstments in the
State, since the hrst of October, says the
State Journal, reach the aggregate number
Of nearly 1000 men-8,lOO infantry and
794'esvalry and artillery. These gratifying
fgures are the result Of the new system of
recruiting by the appointment Of Second
Lieutenants and local committees which
has given new life and vigor to recruiting,
and made the members brought into camp
permanent additions.
The following articles, obtained at the
ouartermsstsF's Department at Columbus
from donations, we're sent to Virginia day
before yesterday:
l,OOe blankets, 1900 pair socks, 42O
pair drawers, 5O4 shirts, six vests, twenty
nine pair pants, eighty four neck comfort
srs, 2O4 pair mittels, fifty Eve coats, nine
teen pair pants.
Col. RennetFs Cavalry Regiment at
Camp DennisOn, march to-day, It is pre-
sumed to Kentucky.
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EFAH orasrs should BE- addressed 70.
HENRY O. sPALDIHG,
e. 0ndaF Street. NsU FnFf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01
General agent.

IA The Ohio Forty first regiment, Col.
W. B. Hazsn, broke up their camp at
Cleveland yesterday, and took the cars for
Louisville, KY. This is one Of the Western
Reserve regiments, and is described to be
q very fne one, being made up Of the very
best matsrisl-C Chicago Tribune, Oct 30th.
The above is the most startling piece Of
news we have had thrust under our nose
for some time, and until VIC had carefully
considered ourself, induced US to believe
that we had been playing Rip Van Winkle.
We have taken the trouble to ascertain,
friend Tribune, and can assure you that
the Forgy-irst is still with US.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01
Asa ". ALLEN.

CANAL ToI1s.-Ths following order has
Just been issued to the Collectors Of Tells
on the Canals:
0FFIoE OF LEssEEs OF TIE PUBLIC WORKS,
COLUMBUS, Oct. 30, 1851.
The Collectors Of Tolls on the Ohio,
Hooking and Walbonding Canals, and the
MuskiDgum Improvement, will hereafter be
governed by the following special order:
"Ordered, That hereafter, until other
wise ordered, the maximum toll on corn, in
the ear, shall be tWenty-four cents per
1000 pounds"
Very respectfully,
GEO. W. MANYPENNY,
General agent.
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IErom the Gazette Davenport A0We.l
Mr. spalding would not connect his name WITH ~
aFtiols he did nOtF- ~ 70 posseas real merit
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AooIDEET.-From gentleman who cam
into the city last evening, we learn that
terrible accident occurred day before yes
terdsy on the RailrOad between Harris
burg and Baltimore, and 3 few miles be-
yond Harrisburg car being thrown from
the track, By which two men were shock
ingly mutilsted, and number of others
more or less seriously wounded.
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hR. GIBSO

FTotessor of Els5tropathy and Is6lsissg
50 Cies 10. III utario street, mp Etsirss lsS
2oora ffCIl ths Public Square.
pSic9 hours from 20 i8 nDd fEofs 20 . otock
- .. - 49,
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8Eass 4aIaArg.

JAMES q. ODELL, BRASS
O FOUHDER Ahp AANgFAuTIURSE " q I5- I5l :: o.
siev5 doors rom Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. H
4 uropared to furnish all kinds of work nsed ioE
s,ssaS5 WateF or Cas- and al the various articles
-.s5 m the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps OF all
Fi5di ,sde and repaired. Brass CagttnE done dsilT
PaBFaa R0rk 81 " kthas FssaEsa' esSaks
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IEHF ARnVL


.
y EheDAhIs, viii take notice that John Frignf.
81 ~ Sisvsiaoa, sh On the 5th dsy Of 0ctober is5
Mr.. Ere erika B0rgss, aud Al the other named DE-
msnt ersdftOr Of the said Jos q n Eorgss N Z 7r-
msnt recog red BY one n sc1fbiY against tfs f1id
tne aum Of s6o8.l7 with e0ss aud interest, Ehloh
Judgment was zsignfd 70 the plaintiff That exc
euti0n WI issued on snid judgment 70 The Sheriff Of
no property f0unu- III 6 ihs sid Bgrg-s eaims 70
have no property able for execnfion Bot the
piaintih c-Arges the said Jolu T. Borge8 Of traud-
ulo uT gssig uiug rye stock n Ieady made 10th
ing, cloths, &C In tins city Il Clsveasd, to hi5s0n-
ries on the bssiness, and hods = large amount q
store goods under the fEl1s prsteuce Of being tha
business anG goods Of Theot0rs VOge8. That B5rees
g the owner Of . valuable hOuss snd lot On Sc 1i7
streot CleVzlands lnore particulsriy described n
the bstlllo ~ ltcn ne kee9 COS - eiNltu nor
paid but not cancelled. Thst safd Borees ouTn5
farm property in Elst ClqvelsBd deseri5ed u ~
and H-agh = Whiie, n. 7 bus plaiufiE GiairIi
John Laiay paid aud that Plaintiffs lien On SAID
Heath . White. That y. II. Blrets vas the real and
l. nov The tQultab 9 ouner 3 valuable pr0pertg
on the corner uf suPeripr and hiEar stIests ~ ne
c1ty 4 Cleveland particularly described tn tue
petition. bat Nhich piupeIfy, with fha Goa nirlnrs
ssms 10 Be restsf in bic vie ths aid FIsd5fiEa
H0rgos. That 10 Is also the equftahls owner or crT
LOT 20 SAsi on Tracy 7tfett m tie clty o. 'e54l
eiuain8 me slLle % Ieei In biz Ele hat te aaia
Borg has bought viii his own means, a Valrabls
fam ~ solol Guy ehoaa eouuiy hios Qf s2 ecIasi
more pa ticlll4r dsscribed in plaintiffs p8tifon,
but for the purpcss Of espu u rom ths raarh q
his creditors, he caused The property to vest n TIE
name Of ais Wife. That the other named dslsndanll
claim TO have sn interest Le1, actual or cortil-
gent on the described pr0perty, but 10 what eEtant
the plaintiff dos not know end Therefore demandI
proof OF the same The piaiatid therof re, prayed
that al ths property m IA pstitign dsseribsi. q
sod, that the prfOuty Of lions DO determined, and
that The pro eeds OF sale te 81 Piled sooOrting q N
orig OF Lens
Al tbs AboYe named dsi5ndants, rot oihefuiss
notified, are hereby rot iz and requested % epp1r
and answer the paiEtlr's PETITION y tna 18th day
Of Deoembzr, Is5l. JOHN EREE6Ds
Plaintiff ard AttoFueF.
Cleveland. flrf II OHF TT.1rr'
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PTLoOK OUT F5R rae TAFFEY.-ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01

CRAEFoRD'a RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot Of Senecs street
bridge. P. o. drawer III.
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DERNARD DEMMENG,

I'D
GRTIsAN. HAOHIEIST AN YATEET MODEL
MAI r.
No. IA Supe IOr street. (Leader Building J
O. 4GVELAND, OHIO.
BERNARD DUMMENG, having rented the
estabIIshnent of 81. KonigHlow, is now prepared e
Contract for manufacturing Sewing Mhchinesi nno
an inds Of light Machinery. Particular attention
ard fneilities for getting mp Models OF Pafsnas
REPAI ING.
If VuuF SKATES need fixing, call on Demmeng:
II Your Swing MACHINE is out OF order' ne
Kill put II IN order. -, ,.-..
An Kinds OF Metal and MuBioal Instruments TO
ffy5u should get up new Patent, Demmeng &
the man 70 got up your Models either IN Woo1
s.rass, or Iron, in tho neatest manner.
N kinds Of Belt Hanging done In prompt style;
an kinds Of light Machinery put In order In the
-aogt PxpeditiOua manner.
Engineering Instruments reported
Small Steam Engines repaired Thoroughly. -
Raj Road O1nduct0r's Punches mAnufaotuTediu IL
the best manner.
Cal Road Conductors Punches repaired
- ~-Iu ias' gsrything in the shape et repairlnF
= : ~ufscturing, done on contract.
OF -r ni vance to uhOP-lH Superior street up one
- ~, BERRARDD EHMBHG.
saN7sgst2
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9euOtpers.

DEVOLVERs AND BOWIE.
III KEIVEs-A hne assortmenTlt Tl.3 on t,ids,'s
Alien 4 WeelocE's, sharp's. Spice, sm,th ~
ton's large and rman, with various other AhuAi
} u1' ie0ei'sn NHu ~ -'-- III HATTERsLBY'S
Gun Store, lGl Superior street, Cleveland
OctIl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01

MOTlUE-PUBSUANT TO AN
IN order made By the judge Of the Prob.t
Court, for the Comfy Of Cuyahogas Ohio iu the
o[er for sale 81 public auction, at The -loor 81 thf
Court hcuse, in said county, on the 25t day Of No
vember, 1861 at o'clock z. M the loll0r7ln1 de-
scribed notes, TO Wit, said notes being the asset
Of said assignment: --.4 -
DaIs oInosss. Makers. Time, &C. AH'l-APlFs.iI'
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And you viii get be- Ter article and
more value for your ns uey than ct any
other place in tt4s e0u ntry. Remember
that this is the only VII, ,losalo Lamp store
in NOFttern Ohio and ne of the largest in
the United States. Th , only man IN this
city who Ois.ezolusively and legitimately in
Asairtrads, who tHw Oughly understands
sAs oil business, vbs has had four years.
experience, who hsgh thousand dollars
invested in the business land who has three
thousand rsgulareUstsa lers, is
s. s. BARRIE.
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GOLD BANDS, 90. &C,

- o o b N &c q 81
With Bands, Lool tc., 20 match Coi a and Tnl-
asin n eudlas6 EiEtg. REr1r EluTinT dona a.
abort Rotico hgexpsrisneed ForEnqnsand 6 reasoa-
Also - you'd take nloe Jobs of painting, Erain-
ing and VArnishinE at AIR And Ee1uns-glle rates.
h. B, 10 Dealers We vOlld iR7its Sbsil stisatiol
% eur Largo BtoeAs f a 11 HeEes
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Confectionery.

TOHN SOHRINK,
~ HAVING REMOVED TO H1s NEW QUARTERS,
No. % LYMAu's Brook
Oppoiiie tho Court House, Pub4,Sguire,)
is prepared reoalYs the calls OF htg rleugs and
tie public az large.
Everything in tine line OF Confectionery is Eopt Il
WHOLESALE AND EAFAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
well ss the choicest sLtsblss served NJ ut Llo
1iept's notice
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
for ths accom- location o. sgrsygs having buyfuess
at tbs Court HCuze.
ErNNr--T aus 6g nuAUrHT
IMPER AL JELLY GUN FR PS-sup,rior 10
any lhins 10 tie Uoniectiyaerg ss-tu,r Q i ed ty
JOHN sOHRlNK.
PTLOOK OUT FOB THE TAFFEY.
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81 Q R @ ] R D j 4 ssS
CTss ha8cTcd DOlsGTt FreRsWn gfI
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
o. BPEREAToBRHoHA,
9 L 3 1T, So, AND IN POT EFOY
0URED,

OU HGO,
After al Othor Treatment Failsil
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, will pay Ons Hun
s sSoVo SS rSed 6 az s i Hs &c VIII inT Pi7 WI the e same
sum Tor tho proof that any other PhyHician in
Ifter many yssrs Of laborious study and expert.
Sounos 70 the uniortunat6, that he has psrisetsd
system Of treatmeRs ioT the -
SPEEDY AND PERhAENbT CURE
sf the above and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
With 81 bad ELECTS arising theTetrorn, including
DEBILITY Or HERVOUB PROsrRATION.
He has succeeded in curing In this city, some
Of whom had expended buudreds Of dollars with
usstylsd FhyHicisns, VINO profess to treat OIL pvate
nelndies with SUCCESS, and without receiving the
Dr.. Gibson does net boast that he Ia member Of
come College IN London or Paris as perhaps some
others DO 0c 5qs purpose Of ensnaring tho Innocent
enc Eho hold Ct Toas e4gect95ions never 70 Do re-
this, that be Ia abba 20 siye eHtige Hati3lctiCn %
th05c who roB0ss confidence in his ability aud nteg
rity, aud that ne has perfected American system
o. testnopt which challenges any Phyaoisn OF Lon
don Or Paris VI paElnt medicine % equal Tor the
rELical CrD oL aaine WoaLEas1i Eud Gi QiaeGsol or
! irom aerusl or ssorBt ebHgs.
Bg. GIBSON also eisils fsF hts new trsatnlont the
following atvaltEg-d oTCr ell others Pet disooVarsi
aud frtli the agents used are IN respect disagree
sblOi he pses no roles o. tho darE ages, such
no rasrioiiOns in dist OF business Is requred Third
" his Ereat1snf IA positive and certain IN al casea
lie stands prepared 70 60 into any public or private
hospital 10 tie United States end eemonstEate the
ipilease sqserority 81 Bis neT srestmsnr oyeE any
Esss, gs-msneauy, uid1sN1s aaf5ty and oc1Tsaisnos
/ 70 tha patient
Dr.. GIBSON "a permanently located In Cleveland,
and hes dy-ng tbs psst Two yaalg performed suany
.uce5 O. q aass5 which had ior ysaFs resisted al
0t.ar MODS of treatment. Reference can be given TO
indivdGeis % me nTst raGDs5tsbiitT IN Cleveland
| 5os-cn, New York, and other c3tiea IN regard TO
g and Integrity L. Gil professional tTsu5actions.
| Dyspepsia, khu=ulEti5nl 5er0fula and hl chronic
| dieeases treated With huperior Euoosss.
! - h5siCine sent tc Gcy Vart % the country on
| receipt Of ten dOllHFs,
| Dr. GIBSoA' y 9.g Hcss ou Fhvs'oicgF SoT shls
/ AZ ais 0Alps,
DR. GIBSON,
Pro}esSor Of Elsetropsthy aud Is2isiss,
50 Css 10. III o utario street, mp EssirsB fsS
| 1oorg EfCIo tins Public Square.
| Chce hours frcn, 20 i3 hnd 5EoT 20 e'oi0ok
/ .a.ln fl.sanE-r -v.-r-r- = -ne-
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NTASTER5S EATE -Pna5I- -

MASGbR'S SALE.-PURsUAkF
lll 10 tbs command q an alas desrstal order of
issued ON the Cohrt Of common Pleas Of Guy
ahosa county, ghios st tn suit q Nelson R1iEcs
and other-s agaigst levi Thomas aud OF er8, % ne
puolio auction It thB door Of he LouIt House in
the city Of Cleysaud, on lhs 10th day u HoYembof
1861, AZ two O'Clock p M the foli0s ing dsscrb9
prsmises to Wit: sit a.Cd IN Kast CleFelsud, Cug-
ahoga county. L hi0 and bounded. beginning ID TIE
aux hoad AM south 3g54 west chains ~ links
from the west eOrheF of fhittendeh Lewis l1aa
thence south 504 east chains and 70 lnts 70 SAID
LsWi-' Wsst line, theuc sou d chains and 81 lin1
thFnce north tO542, west 8 chains aud 70 Inks
thence north "a. east . links; thonce nOFtif Il
50 chafnB 10 tbs Pans Roads hence noEth 59a
east hains and 81 Inks TO the place ef bsginnna
Containing three ard one-half aerss OF lsaa- -ao-
praised AZ 81 ,zO0.
GEO n. WTMAF, Mzster Commit si1nar.
B. r BEAFIs. Pits Att y. oeHi2s3
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a9lachtmista.
THOMAS MANNING,
NACBINlST 4 RNGINEER.

And Manufacturer Of
gTBAM ENGINES 3 MACHINERY OF EVERY
Description. AlBo-Jsck Screws, Bolts Tor bridg'
es and other uses, Iron Grating aud Blacg smith
ing Generally. BHoP-Nos. B HoWitt's Block,
West st., Cleveland, 0.
.--.- imam
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01

The subscriber respectfully calls your
attention to his facilities for furnishing
you with Coal Oil Lamps and sEtures.
Although Kerosene goods Of all kinds are
now scarce, and especially Coal Oil Burn
ers and brass lamp work generally, the
few manufacturers Of these goods having
L Erge and profitable contracts with GOVern'
ment for military trimmings, TO the neg'
leot of lamp work, yet the subscriber BY
dsvOting his entire attention to this busi-
mesa alone, is enabled to take advantage Of
all opportunities to get goods aad set them
low, and he has secured the whols country
for these goods, and with considerable sue
cess, SO that customers can fhd in his es-
tablishment what cannot be fOand in any
other lamp depot in what was, and Is the
United States.
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