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WAsH1seTox, Feb. /!
PRESIDENT LINCOLN BEFORE TEE JuDIc1ARY
COMMITTEE

PRESIDENT LINCOLN BEFORE TEE JUDICIARY
oONnTTEE
President Lincoln Voluntarily appeared be-
fore the House Judiciary Committee to day,
touching the delivery eff a portion of the
last message to Wykef before sending it to
Congress. WykOf was then recalled and
answered. He obtained copy from ex-
Lieutenant Watt, who figures in the report
of the Potter Committee.
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE DIsrRIcT.
Senator morrill, from the District of Co
lumoia COMMITTEES, reported bill a5olishing
slavery in the District and giving compsasa-
ton limited to an average Of three hundred
dollars for each slave to loyal masters, three
commissioners to decide as to validity and
Valus of claim. Testimony of slave IS to
his master 10 be admissible.
The bill is accompanied BY report saying
that slavery in the national capitol partskss
of tbs quality of public indecorum, and
showing that from the time of the Jeffsr-
sOuian ordinance to the passage ofIhe bill Ct
eighteen hundred and fifty, sbolishing the
slave trade In the District, and declaring
slaves brought here for sale tree, the Gov
ernment has shown dispOs ition to sever it.
self from slavery, aud has exercised all the
power required in the premises.
suPER1ETEEDEzT OF PUBLIC RAIIRoADs,
D. c. MoCullum, late General superin-
tendent Of the N. 7. & Erie Railroad, was
to-day appointed by the Secretary Of War
to take charge of and operate the Govern
ment railroads, with the rank Of Colonel.
THE EXCISE AED TAX BILLS.
An Excise bill is nearly ready and will,
in few days, be presented to the House.
There is still much work 10 be done on
the Tax bill.
The Tariff bill Is still untouched It is
believed that Stamp Tax on notes Of hand
viii be recommended.
THE BLACK LAWS or THE DISTRICT.
A bill will soon be introduced repeating
the District black code, half Of the enOrmi-
ties Of which are not known.
CR1vAL1ER wTEoEF.
WykofF is still in close confinement. An
iron bedstsad was purchased for him to-
day. Gen. Sickles is his frequent visitor.
sENAToR sUMREa's TERRITORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
The bunker journals, chuckling over the
vote Of the Senate by which senstor Sum.
nsr's resolutions, providing for re-Organi-
cation of the rebel States, was laid on the
table, are at fault in regarding 1t as an
evidence Of conservatism. On the contrary
an effort of Garrett Davis to have them
buried in the room Of the Committee on
Judiciary, failed, and on Summers own mo.
ton they laid on the table, whence he can
at any time cali them up.
A bill establishing Provisional Govern
ment in the defunct State Of South Carroll.
ne, framed in accordance with the views d
those high in authority, will shortly h
submitted to Congress.
TIE TREASURY EoTE BILL.
The only additional amendment Of In,
portance, adopted by the Senate to the Treas
ury Note Bill, gives 100 interest to fv'
years bonds, fundAbls in certificates Of de-
posit'
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BIackGmifhS.
CLEvELAuD, Dec. /

CLEvELAND, Dec. /, 1861.
We, the undersigned, BlaOksmiths Of the
City Of Cleveland, take great pleasure in
accommodating TsylOFs Horse Shoes, and
pronounce them equal to . handmade
Shoe, and when introduced, must certainly
take their place, as they sFe not only labor
saving, but cheaper in every respect. We
recommend them te Blaoksmiihs.
6. KeylsrlpbeE Joseph Olegg,
Ismes MoOsFty, jacob Hoffman,
B. Murray, I. Leonard,
VIM. ". Mcintosh, Z. Ksmp,
John Bohland, Patrick Cullomi
Bennett & Ryan.
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@- DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and ElectrOpathy, cures obstinate cases of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrOfuls, Neural
gis and ali nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. Office No. lI9 Seneca street.
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a. The price Of the MozEIEO LEApTR to nsv'
agents Is one Dollar and Fifly Cents per hum
dred, and M deviation under any circumstances
The postage on the LEADER, to News Dealers
Is o fourth Of = cent per copy.
We would prefer thar persons renting post
age stamps should send Us one and three cent in
stead of lsrrer denominations
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TAYLOR & CO,
PHOENIX FOUNDRY,
Where Machines are building.
Post-ORce Address-Box 756.

Board WAHTED private family BY
man and wife, with child four years old
and servant. Would prefer there should bS
other bOarders. Best Of references given.-
Address box 2I7O, Cleveland P. o.
fehIs;s7h
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~ You can get Cranberries, hickory
uuts, and dried apples BY The barrel, carbon
and lubricating oils in quantities, and at
prices 70 suit customers, as Geo. spragus's,
0viatt's Exchange. lW
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BUSINESS NUTlOEs.

~ Your mother wants g sewing mG-
chine, and you can get one of Grover 4 Be-
ker, perfectly new, for ten dollsTs less than
the manufacturers price, by inquiring at
Halls homeopathic Pharmacy, II Public
Square. Don't lose the opportunity. u
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The House proceeded to the consideration
Of the joint resolution Feportad By Mr.. Hol-
man, from the committee on Gozernment
contracts, authorizing the secretar7 Of War
to pay he Hannibal and St. Joseph, and Ps-
eiSe Railroad Companies for The tEa1sporta-
tion Of troops munitions Of war, Sc, but ai
rates not greater than those required from
private individuals. Congress in granting
lands towards the construction Of thsss roads
reserved the right to transports property or
troops Of the Unitsd States free Of charge
Without waving this privilege il is now
proposed to compensate them for their SER
vices, on tee ground thar their ability has
been greatly impsired BY rhs rebellion and
distractions of their bridges e.. III
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Up. BISHOP, ATTORNEY AT LAW, has this
dey resumed the practice of his profession.
Office over McKenEie's Drug Store, south
side of Superior Street.
Cleveland, Feb. 10, 1862. S7s.
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WANTED TO REEF.-A small, comfortable
pleasantly located house. Rent not to ex-
eeed $l5o. Payment made yearly, quarter
ly, or monthly. VIII rent now or wait till
the first of April. Good references given II
required. Address, P. o., Box 1857, Cleve-
land. feb. 1880
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NKW ADVRREIaEMRNRs

O. n. webb-Thsairo.
Taylor. erisvOla oo-Nonsy's Passns CARPET
Sweeper.
CLARK, Gardner Co-nm0thy Seed.
CARA, Gardner . oO-Olovsr Seed.
MISREPRESENTATION II Molodson HAn
Lyman Llttle-FOt Sale or Bent.
Rsss Prsntiss-PoTk, Lard, &o-
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O1AWFoRD's RHFAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His CHIPPEWA" il
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot Of Seneca street
b -idge. P. o. drawer III.
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- For fresh homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
sugS- Ri
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PET1F JuRoRs Toa 7EE 0. 8. COUEE.-The
following persons have been summoned as
Petit Jurors for the next term Of the Q. 9.
Court, TO be held In Cleveland on the 11th Of
HarchI
George ". Campbell, Delaware.
VIZ. johnson, Sandusky.
Robert Justice, Millersburgh:
Daniel Carter, Ashland.
Geo. @ Washburn, Elyris.
Jonathan 6. Lester, Canton.
Harry Chase, Toledo.
Jehn N. Hughes, Toledo.
John Bell, Fremont.
Z. G. HUrd, Lima, Allen county.
JnS. q. Healy, Napoleon, Henry 90.
samT s. Caldwell, BueYrus, Crawford co
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HardMare lealere.

CLBVKLkED, Nov. 26, 1851.
We, the undersigned, Hardware Merchants
of the City Of Cleveland, have personally ex-
amined Taylor + Cos Patent Horse Shoe
Machine, located in this city, which we con-
slider perfect, and the shoe made therefrom
the most superior article in the market be-
ing nearest like the hand made shoe, but
more perfect, and we take pleasure In recon-
mending It to the trade.
Tennis Dangler.
Geo. Worthington & Co.
James F. CLARK.
". Bingham B Co.
Henry Z, Reynolds.
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Lava Tn Gas BUESRRs-Of an improved
pattern from those recently put in tksstreet
lamps, for sale at IS cents each, by
". P. Foaa.
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FAAEK PAGKHR.-Llvery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses ano
Carriages st rSasauabls fEurss.
ssp34R46:Iy
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NERoHAHT TAILOE.-F. A. Brown, late
with ". B. Hancock, would be pleased to
see his friends, and the public generally, ct
lss Bank street. ianI6.9sO
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srHRREoTHPHs.-ssimPsOn is, beyond al
question, q superior artist, and We advlse
those wishing to gel q fine Likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
zen and stranger. R27:H
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vAEsHTiNab DE1.-I.svn AID WER.-To-
day. blushiog youths and maidsnS, is VAL
sntine's Day, and BY right Of q very ancient
custom, It is your lnostimable privilege TO
open your hearts 10 her or him whom you
most admire "without fear and without re-
proaoh, % providing Il does not come 10 the
kncWlodgs Of the old folks, against which
you viii Of course take every precautiOn.-
The Valentine mGkera have this year made
special preparations TO do honor 10 their
patron saint, to which the various dspOts for
their sale about the city bear ample sestimo-
ny. Designs appropriate to the changed
condition Of affairs have been got up in great
variety. "Eone hut the brave deserve tho
fair, 90 Mr.. Cupid, for this season only,
sheds his downy wings for shell jacket,
and exchanges his traditional bow and ar
rows for Minnie musket, duly bayOnetOd,
and loaded and primed with ammunition
peculiarly fatal to the fair sex. Thus armed
and equipped IS the law directs, he presents
q truly ravishing resemblance to a son of q
gun Of The most approved martial pattern.
No wonder be has become such fa7orite
with the soldiers in the Union camps, nor is
1t at all surprising thst all the girls who
have q beau or 9 brother in the army are
buying largely in this line. One dealer in
New York has already sold over $1,000
Of this tender stationery to the soldiers, who
sigh for the girls they've left behind them.
The l4th Of February Is the anniversary Of
St. Valentine, but the young folks enjoy the
fun 90 much that they usually keep il up for
week before and after that time. Let
them be careful, lest by sending some
Eretched carieature calculated to hit of e
special inhrmity, they thoroughly wound
the feelings Of some sensitive friend. Il is
BY such ab1ses Of the custom that the OBJ
ssrvanee Of 81. Valentine is falling into dis
use. Most Of the Valentines sold in this
country are Of domestic manufacture, though
few Of the most costly are imported. The
prices are Vsrisus as the styles. Five dol
lars will purchase 8 very beautiful specimen,
but the average price does not exceed Atty
cents. The Valentine trade of the United
States is worth about $50, 900 per snnum,
and sfFOrds employment for great many
people--pOets, paper makers, water cOlOrersl
lithographers, wood and steel engravers,
printers, milliners, artificial flower makers
and many other professions.
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~ ]. B. Hall's Arnica Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Prics IS cents, at No. II Public Square.
Nov S-R IL
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FKO8I KANSAS.

LEAFEHFORfB, Feb. lS.
Major General Hunter made formal call
on Senator Lane yesterday. Matters IL 10
gard to the Soutoern expedition remain in
SicrU quo. Lane has NOS resigned his Sena.
torship.
No movements Of troops Of pariicalaF mo-
ment has taken place within the last two
weeks. TIE 18Th Wisconsin has gone to
Fort Scott The ist Kansas b on furlough
for tan dsyn.
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BGxE CnAEoz.-Ths Plain Dealer Of last
evening says: ''Mr. J. B. Merriam, late
Cashier Of the City Bank, having Tesignsd,
Mr.. John +. WhitOlaW, who has been the
bOok-kesPor Of the bank for many years,
has Just been elected TO hl the vacancy
This is = moritsd promotion, and . high
comPiimenttO his business capacity and uni
form fsithfulnesS in the discharge Of his
duties. Mr.. Whitelaw is young msn-One
Of the youngest In the country filing 30 re-
SpOnSible q pOsition-and has been in the
employ Of the City Bank about six years.
To use a popular American phrase, Mr..
Whitelaw Is 'all right"
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~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimnoys, that OAE
nor BH BROKAH 81 FHH HAT, can be tOuud at
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
streets.
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FROm KEN rUCKY.
LoUmvTLLE, Feb. 13

8eNA-HAA--I -NAs 49,
An quiet down the river
Gen. Hindnsn is reported at Bowling
Green, and is supposed 70 Be eonsaltation
with reference % The eFacaati0l of that
point TGE
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VALENTGNEs.-The I4th of February will
soon arrive and those having absent friends,
to whom they intend sending q memsnto of
their affection, will find the most beautiful
assortment of Valentines we have ever
seen at Bakers News Depot, opposite the
POstofice, which he offers ct remarkable
low prices. Call and examine for your
selves. febs s74 cod IW
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RRAVELERg REGIsEER'

Citizens wishing conveyance 70 either OF the
abovs Trains or Boats, will be called for By the
their address Ct the Omnibus once, l4J Superior
street. nsXt door ts the Wedden House.
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NRANDRETHs 8 PILLS,
rDRrTa,F UNIVERSAL EALVE AND

/. n -ramper Roi With Nature and the laws
I1su,l1i and neral thai guias her operations. Her
EIlls Vsre usds % uSa tnd aot ABUSE. fhs dire
81 suIllis urisias Iron the latter 'lagoni' The
8ell sflli1d salte q he taasr sort nay - oVur-
o1us ~ s4rsiui psTulsl ofths WORK ''H UhAH
EnA1EEI, o. PaIsielogoal Eosoarohas." le WI
Nd thsses esbas,s snd degraded victims thss hover
- lks brnt of dla1oluton. % tho paihs Of happi-
1lsl ald viftus. Rsad md b eonvinced, the tEuth
= thsra.
8sEE. Prs . oaniz. Sent nes uyeEyNheEo.
- 40 ~ g. ". Oalks Dfuggisl.. OsEsland,
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PIPER RECEIVING OALLs.-The news Of Pi-
per's whereabouts having got pretty well
circulated, those who have been his frinds in
need begin 10 show themselves, and it is re-
markable with what delicacy they treat their
silvery tongued robber. On Wednesday he
was visited BY Mr.. Hamsr, resident some
where in the vicinity of Fremont, Ohio, who
came to see about securing q claim (there
can be no doubt about its being perfectly Be-
cure) Of $3.50 which the fascinating P. did
died him out of in little business transac-
tiOn some time since. Piper talked to him
few minutes, Of course regretted that he
had been 50 thoughtless about the matter,
assured him upon his "hcnor'' that all would
be made right, and sent the man sway per-
feetly satisfied that his claim was good, and
that all would come right by and by.
Yesterday he erecsived another visitor, in
the person Of Lieut.. Cooke, frem the same
part of The country as the above, and also
having a ''little claim" The circumstances
of this claim are about thus Cooke kept
q livery stable in Fremont. During a So
journ of Piper in that town, at certain Pc
riOd, he had in his possession fine horse,
I've dare not say he owned IT, which he
boarded at C.'s stable. On certain Occa-
sion ho wanted money, and going to Cooke,
borrowed of him $s5, the horse being given
In security. Ina day or two afIerward, dur
the absence Of Cooke, Piper, asa matter Of
course, sold the horse and strsightway de-
camPed, leaving Cooke minus the $s5.-
Cooke hes no doubt of the safety Of his
/ mnnnv
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VIoToRIoUs - The 81 nti-Rheumatic
Band" permanently cures Rhuematism,
Gout, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections, and
all similar diseases. It has been tried by
thousands with the most satisfactory re-
suits. For sale by G. ". CLARK,
jan2s:S7S 11S Superior st.
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FFSHE BEl3T AkTIfIOLAL HELP
o - HUEAM EIaEI nEla IIvalIni
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Wsglr thelrq ,est tsl.gEtnslt q t1s most imyEoyee
W rssF q ~ ulEhtod. sFe ground 11dsE his o. !
z-7lfon y I1aefinery oie usy cons trleto on via
faIeTn7fe1f caFa 90 - - suit sle ele1 ~ ell c-
elrIr VIorr1s1T, 11fl1iuo1I o. 1nEemUation OF tll
@T11 - iTIT1FeinF strength foF lcEg reading q
4 I35icSsauson uodld heTsias1rll the gablic tEai
- nr1e ru 1loyI anT one - ehe lo.e g Big lellss
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ICIAL Ea2 inserted Sithoat Polh
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FROM WEsfERN TIRelNIA.

HHEELI1G, FeD- 10.
The Legislature is SIN in session, bat win
adjourn tonight. Holidays railroad bill
again defestsd to-day in the House Of Dele
gates.
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AHEuAL MEETINe OF THB BOARD OF LAKR
UEpIRwRTTERs In pursuance Of call from
the Secretary, the Board Of Lake Under
writers met in New York q few days since,
and after Q session Of one week, resolved
that the organisation should be kept up
mother year. By the resignation Of A. A.
Eustsphieve, of the Buffalo Mutual, q vacan-
cy was created in the Board Of Lake Marine
inspectors. Capt. D. P. Dobbins, Agent Of
the Home Insurance. Company, at Buffalo,
and Secretary of the Board, was appointed
70 fill the place. The Board Of Lake Marine
Inspectors for 1852 will consist of Captains
Dorr and Debbins, and Mr.. Walter Jones, of
New York. These gentlemen viii have the
appointment of the Local Inspectors. There
were also some changes made in the rates OF
insurance by the Convention. Hereafter
there will be 20 per cent, instead Of II per
cent, drawback allowed in lieu Of the scrip
dividend, and the "eut throat clause" in the
vessel policies is TO be stricken out.-Detro't
Tri5HRe.
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INSURANCE.

n.G. n--''Arv'. cnugb nur- 4sess
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THEATRH.-" Uncle Toms Cabin was
psssably we'll brought out last night, and
with ono or two exceptions, was we'll cast.
Miss Ads Webb did "TOPseY" admirably,
and Miss Emma made all of Eliza " that
belongs to the character. ET. Craig as
"Unole Tom" Wss unexeePtionable-indeed,
wo think we have never seen that chsrac-
ter so we'll rendered. Turner'S " Legree +"
was good representation Of what that mon-
ster is portrayed to have been. Eva"
by Miss johnson, was exceedingly well
done, and eviaced more than usual degree
of intelligence on the part Of one so young.
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ID FaRAauRY noTl RIL.

The only additional amendment Of In.
pOrtance, adopted by the Senate to the Treas
ury Note Bill, gives 100 interest to Eve
years bonds, fundable in certificates Of de-
posit
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J SPECIAL R0TICES.

nFFnUEs OF RaEGUhARlTIEs AVOIDED
Ne uueA atias end drihklns, new habits ahd
no1ss q ue oHsn pFoduoo lFrsguisriiiss in ths
neaols ald etusFs hoalth Of tha systam. Bat Bran
e.lht rus Win Sooa care, The stomach Rih Fogain
~ strength and healthy aetion q ths ayutsm WI
hsnurinrsA Ho Msdio'nss ere equsl n uasialna1i
HRANDRETHs PILLS.
ERAHDRETa's UNIVERSAL sALVh AND
AhLCOCKas PURBt S PLlETHRs.
Nj. HFeIT ush q tho Tire Eousrss had boz of Bran
el1lh's PIlls, boz Of uniTeTtal salyas aud an An-
e.sGt Fofoas Plaster, pst their hnapsack froe q
sxptnss hBd to tets tael mI b attributed the ail
a.ncs q sny q this Regimgut fsm the hospital,
e Essr1 eoldl theald hare box oi iirandrolh'u
IN. toz 81 salre, and pieos oi fossus Plaster.
ne ars sure 80 b uasial oiisn lile-eayine,
So - 4. Gardaor, ~ SupsrloS EsrosS, ClaEa
ss11 Ohio. end b. ~ respectable dsalsTs n madi-
-
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AeRIeuLTURAL


ENRESH TOMATOES & BLACK
BuRRIEN, n cans, for Eaie b
CWEET H.ERBS, SWEET MAR
~ J1BAli, thyme, sammer sayoTy and sage caa
81 naf 81 J. STATS 3 SOB.
CRLIT REAS, PEARL BAILEY,
- - - ). STAIR 4 BtE'E,
Dup C0RN--eUcH AZ " LII i8n
aure to pdp, bein Of the grgWth Of go sno
c1ssgusnty tEofougl W drisd. Tor e = IT,
RBGHWHhA Il bh0UR-AV VERY
y y Eies srticle .. efAIB. 3 s0H.
GiRANBERRI. Es.-THE 1fINEST
-, ttgstsa OEslbsI Eiel. sgez7 Esy su7Prior &c
- u4Fzh eranlarrT. sror sale bL -
1AUINTHs, -GhOW lac in
~ ga17 o. lcta-a ys y pretty articl fot Ohriat
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ENGRlYlNG.

BANNED 4 BUERIDGH,
&c. q Bank Stress, Cleveland, thia
DGHERs Ano LTFHOGRAPl iTEEE,
EuD
1NaRAFENG on w iOQDl
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OLEFILAKn. NoY. 2b. nan.

CLEVEEAED, Nov. %, 1881,
We take great pleasure to state that we
consider Messrs. Taylor B Cos Horse Shoe
Machine Que Of the best inventions In this
country. The horse shoe that It manufac-
lures Is far superior 70 any we have ever
seen. The machine is in every respect Prao-
dcsl, simple in its construction and works on
a mechanical principle.
0TIs & Co,
Lake Erie Iron Works.
Z n
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70 HORsT OWNERs.

10 HcRsE OWNERS.
m 6uostia InfaIlible Liniment for HorBe8 q m
rrI,d ~ any, and IN 81 cases Of Larnsns1u arising
fon spralas. Bruises or Wrenehings ita e1ct iz
magioal ald certain. Harness or saddle Calls and
EnEboas Eay Be easif prevented and cured in their
enepisnt Stages but confirmed cases are beyond the
suu.ibility of radical czrs. No eass Of the kind,
nCusYsr, Il 90 dssrsrsts or hopeless bHsit may Be
nlIsvIntsd b. this LiRiment, and its lhfnl aBDli-
ufIon WI slutyu remove the lauonoss, and enable
ths horse 70 travel with comparative esse.
Ersry horse owner should have this remedy at
tnnd ior itS timely uss at the hrut appearance Of
Eanonsul Wil sas0tually prevent those formidable
tnsasos msationed, 70 which al horses are liAblss
ad which render 90 many otherwise valuable horses
nl1riT WorthlsEzs 8trong 4 Armstrong, gents lor
CG4olsnd. decltalte02UdlEV lti6
IN suEsCRmERs HGvE JUsE eEI Up AZ
lfr fugtora FeaS Nil which e in connection vita
TASK Oh CloEh factory and v hits Lead WORK. on
ytha canal lust above ontario street. New NIL i0r
lifrfndinq Corn and Cob Neal, IN the use of which
~H than tWeury-dye per cent = saved n ioeo-
~ elfher 60 hoga, hor1es Or cattle. Corn IN the
~ hoIrht and taEBn in exchange for msal.
cisySan4, Jan. 3, lssl. isalRzI
.TFsl3E BEST AkTIEIOIAL HELP
Il 9om EUEAH EIaHI EFEs 1EvsHTEpi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-14

COLUN8us FEB. IL
The Senate resolution making Treasury
notes 8 legal tsader IN Ohio, passed the
6onse today BY voteof6 to3ls