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and Means, 70 be compiled together. Agrs.
10.
The House, on motion Of Mr.. Blake, took
up and passed the bill authorizing the Post
master General to sstaolish 9 Uniform money
order system at all postofices deemed suit
able therefor. For orders from one to ten
dollars commission Of Eve cents, and fol
every additional ten dollars Eve cents
Mr. OOliax reported bill authorizing the
Postmaster General 70 permit additional A..
tieles to be sent By mail At the present Fatel
OF book postage, he said that under the
present low rates cuttings and seeds could be
sent by mail at one cent per ounce, bat stock
ings for 3 soldier, Gags, aud many Other
things could only 60 at letter postage rates
The bill passed unanimously.
Porter, from Judiciary Committee, report
ed a resolution, which rs e that the Bey
eral Railroad Companies which have received
grants of land from the Governmsnt to aid
in the construction Of railroads, are required
to transport paOperty and troops Of The
United States free Of all toll 1as
Pendleton reported bill, which passed
regulating the time Of holding the o. s, Dis
trict Court in Kentucky.
Senate bill authorizing the Secretary oi
Treasury TO issue certificates Of indebtedness
70 public creditors was passed
Mr. Blair reported bill establishing IN
additional article of war, prohibiting al OIL
GERS employing any force under their CON-
mand to return fugitive slaves. ANY officer
found guilty of violating this article be dis
missed from the service.
Mr.. Mallory looked upon this as an effort
to repeal the fugitive slave Law.
Mr.. Vallandigham moved TO lay this bill
on the table Lost, 43 to 81.
Mr.. Bingham introduced an amendment,
which was sgreed to, prohibiting any person
connected with the army or navy returning
fugitive slaves. The bill finally passed
Yeas SO, nays a.
Adjourned.
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iob2s-Iw
H. B. TUTTLE,
P. o. Drawer $50.

ADDTsoE's ANERIoAN CKNENT.--HaVing sold
and used nearly every kind Of Cement Of
fered to the public, for several yoErA past, l
confidently assert that ADDIsoN's ANERIoAN
CEMENT is, for various household purposes,
ahead of all competition, being good for
wood, marble, alabaster and many other
thing as well as China, glass, and earthen-
ware. For sale wholesale and retail by
W. P. FOGe.
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FROM ST, Louis,

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 25.
Two old citizens of St. Louis who left
Memphis on Tuesday last arrived here and
report that the day they left Memphis the
Legislature arrived there from Nashville, and
were to meet on the following day to discuss
the present state of affairs In that State.
People we're rapidly arriving from Mash
vile in large numbers. All the gold and
silver that could be got had been moved to
Memphis, and a panic OF colossal dimen-
sions had seized the rebels. State Con ieder.
ate scrip was of no value whatever.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Feb. %.
By the Constitution, from Ship Island, we
learn that the British steamer Lebanon, while
being loaded with cotton from q steamer
with a rebel flag, on Rio Grande river, was
taken prize by the slOopof war Portsmouth.
She had about half cargo of cotton on
board, and mad previously landed cargo Of
blankets and ordinance stores at Mstamoras
The British captain is prisoner on the Ports
mouth, and the steamer will soon be sent
North for adjudication.
1t is claimed that the vessel was in Mexi-
can waters. Her cargo will not be touched
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TrxPrRANon MIUTIHG.-A Public Temper
anoe Meeting will Ae held in the New Sons
of Temperance Hall, opposite the Post Of
fce. in Hofman's Block, under the auspices
Of Cleveland Temple No. 1, l. 0. G. T., on
Thursday evening, Feb.27th. ". q. Brew
ster, ]. A. Spencer and D. ". Gage will
sneak. The public generally are invited to
attend. tebze-H
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GTone hundred and seventy. five doses
of aconite, bell, nux, or any other home-
pathic medicine, pure and fresh, (allowipg 6
ten pills to dOse) sent by mail in metallic
or covered bags, to persons enclosing Is
cents in stamps, or otherwise, to John B.
Hall, N. D., Homeopathic Chemist, Glove
land, Ohio, established ls49.
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RROU WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.
The Conference Committee on the Treas
ury Note Bill made report yesterday, re-
commencing that both Houses Of Congress
recede from portion Of their amendments
The report was cOneurred in by both Houses,
and the bill passed.
The rumored resignation of Judge Wilmot,
Of Pa, is without any foundation.
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HHERE WARb BGzsEER.-This eminent
Divi,Ne will lecture OF the Melodeon this
evening, before the Young Mems Christian
Association. We are not informed sstO the
subject Of his lecture, but that both the SuS<
iect and its treatment will be satisfactory We
hsva no doubt.
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EUBNIsHED ROOMS & BOARD
DISSOLUTION.

NOTIDE.-THI PARTEERsHIPP P
~ s,sretoforse Eisting between james pagkin and
\ IN Slaerveli, hss been dissolved By mutls
Sdnssat and AIDS, B, stookEel VII pay an me
aeDtl ~ tns ~ iIi Ia eoiet al the debts due 70
stgpL "a ~ "a, am M was JAMES nALkI4L
Aalo iA'S A"' A. b. sTO0kSELbt
Jarnes Dayk kin viii continus the business q max
Ing and ceiling paykin's Water drawers at en nav
Fact0ry, No 2ll Ontario street. Olevelsla, otl0.
,-i.St- = ~. 49,. JAME6 DAIKIN,
tshis.i5S A. b. BFOOKWEbh-
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DONATION VIsIT,-The members of St.
Clair Street NJ. E. Church will make their
pOstor-Rev. ". P. Bignell-a Donation
Visit, on Thursdsy evening, Feb. 9th. The
public are respectfully invited to be present.
ap2S-4t By Order of Committee.
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LOsT.-A lsdy's fur glove fright hand was
lost on Sunday evening, between the A. NJ.
E. Church on Bolivar street and Oregon St.
The finder will confer favor by leaving it
at W. E. AmbuSh's, under the American.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Gentlemen or ladies wishing to consult
with private medical friend of experience
or procure bottle of Prof Lsdroex French
monthly periodical drops, can do SO by call
ing at DR.. Kings Medical Infrmary, No.
lei st. Clair Street, opposite the Angler
House, CleVeland. feb26;376
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MORNING LEADER.


OK. Wobb-Thoasrs.
=. ooWlss-Lst List.
Dob Fiah-sossiOn Of Tesohslr.
Gardner and Girl Wanted.
RettbsrE 4 HauBmann-CorsSts.
Bethel Church-hOeal Notice.
II. b. TuttlO-Looal Notice.
Temperance Meo,ing-Looal Notice.
lol 81. Clair st-Businsst Noliso.
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81 The price Of the MoRSEo LEADER to news
agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents per hun
dred, and no deviation under any circumstances,
The postage on the LEADEE, to News Dealers,
Is ole-fourth Of cent per copy.
We would prefer that persons renting post
age stamps should send US one and three cent in.
stead of larger denomination.
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FROm OALTFORNTA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feo "a.
1t has rained for the past three days, oauj-
ing a partial overflow of Sacramento City
again. There having been no opportunity
for repairs since the inundation OF December
ard January, the damages are Insignificant,
save BY interrupting business.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-26

FraH.-Fho Gre between II and Il o'clock
last night was on Clinton s.TestB apd con
Sumed tWo-stOry frame dwelling house.
We were unable 70 got the particulars.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
The Reduction Of the Cav
airy Force!
ONLY so REGIMENTS ALLOWEOI
Important Congressional Pro.
Ceedings!
THE POST OFFICE MONEY Oh,
DEB BILL PASSED /!
GREAT FIRE IN BOSTOHl
Last Nights Report,

four telegraphic columns ere mssgre Of
news this morning. The cause Of this will
he found under the Editorial head on the
second psge.-EDs LEADHR
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On motion of Mr.. Fessenden the Fesolu
ton agreeing to the report Of the Commit.
tee of Conference on the Treasury Note Bill
was re-eonsidered and the Senate disagreed
to the report, and the bill was recommitted
to the Committee on Conference.
Mr.. Chandler presented petition, asking
that John O. Fremont be appointed Lieut.
General Of the army.
Mr.. Sumner, from the Committee on For
eign Affairs, reported q resolution to carry
into effect the convention between New
Grenada and Costa Rica. Passed.
Mr.. Grimes offered aresolution asking the
Secretary Of War whether any contracts had
been made or steps taken towards contract
for the construction Of any railroads by the
War Department and if 30, By what author
ity, and with whom, and by authority Of
what law they have been made.
Mr. Wade, from the Committee on Terri
tories, reported back the bill for the oceups-
ton and cultivation of certain cotton lands
in possession Of the United States.
Mr.. Hale offered an amendment, limiting
the appropriation to s2O,O Adopted.
Mr.. Carlisle said the bill involved some
very important principles OF the Constitu-
ton, and of expediency, and be wanted he
wanted twice to examine It. he moved to
lay it on the table.
Mr.. Hale hoped they would pass this bill
and several Others, especially bills for con-
fscation. There were thousapds and mill
lions Of dollars in this city belonging to reb-
els, which ought to be attended to.
On motion of Mr.. DOolittle the bill was
poned till tomorrow, and made the special
order,
Mr.. Trumbull moved to take up the bill
for the confscatien Of the property Of rebels.
Trumbull said that within fewiiweeks the
property Of a rebel General had been sold,
and its proceeds transmitted to him, while
we were imposing paper currency on suf.
fering soldiers.
The subject was nncOncluded when a
special order was called, being Starke's case.
This was postponed, and the con6scation bin
resumed.
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FROlI KRNrunhY

LoUisVTLL1, FEB. 15.
The 9th Ohio and I'd Minnesota this sf.
ternOon received two splendid flags from the
loyal ladies of Louisville il eommemoFation
Of their victory at Mil Spring, January lsth.
Considerable enthusiasm attended the pre-
sentation.
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~ Your mother wants a sewing ma
chine, and you can get one of Grover & Ba-
ker, perfectly new, for ten dollays less than
the manufacturers price, by inquiring at
Hall's Homeopathic Pharmacy, II Public
Square. Don't lose the opportunity. If
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-26

ORAWToRD'B RETAIL 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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G%A young man Of good habita and s1-
psrionee in mercantile business, with ae-
quAintanoe TO influence trade, wishes a stu
alton, and will give The best city reference,
besides my own recommendation, as TO char
acter and capacity. Address
H. B. TUTTLE,
feb26-IW P. o. Drawer $50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-26

F1AHx PAlKHH.-Livsry and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at rsas0usbls figures.
aap2AR48.lY
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~ Coal Oil Lamp ChimneyS, thst cAN
nor n BROEHE By FH1 HAT, can be tOuud OF
". P. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
rtFaata
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FROM BOSTON.

BosTOE, Feb. %.
A fire here last night was among the
most destructive that ever occurred in Bos-
ton. It ragged from 10 o'clock at night till
o'clock in the morning, the wind blowing
a furious gale from the Northwest, with q
binding snow and hail storm at the time
Two fremen were killed and one badly
wounded. The entire range Of bull dings on
Sargents wharf, the buildings on the north
side of Eastern street. from Commercial
street to the water, including the East Bos-
ton old Fry Slip, and the large six story
building, known as the Eastern Exchange
Hotel is smoug the property.
The buildings on the wharf and the ave
nue. were occupied by the Boston Linseed
Oil Mills, D. Dyer's rice mills end q sugar
mill A portion Of the building was occu.
pied for the storage of -four, grain and pork.
Eight hundred bales of cotton were stored
in Matthews block and we're destroyed. Five
vessels at the wharf were towed out and
saved. Among other occupants burned out
were, John Gore, B Co., clothing, Bryan
Bigger, John Bowen, Shipping Office, G. F.
BOyce, clothing, Marsh & Co, Liquor store
Office of the Winnessement Ferry Company
and the Office of Nathan Matthews, owner
of 20 ofthe buildings destroyed. During the
night the large tower of the Roman Catho-
lie Church, East Bosgon, was blown down,
demolishing the smaller tower in Its fall
Several chimneys were slso blown down
during the gale.
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- Bethel Sunday School Festival, cor
per Of York and Bridge streets, (Wsat sids,)
wednesday, February 2sIh, 1854. Adults,
twenty-five cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-26

Na- DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and Electropathy, cures obstinate cases of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrOfuls, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain; Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, sud other Chrapic diseases
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. OfRce No. lie Seneca street.
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sPHHREOFEPHs.-BtimPsOn is, beyond all
question, superior artist, and We advise
those wishing to get q Ane likeness to call
upon him. A visit 10 his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
sen and stranger. RsT:f
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REVOLUTIONS.

By Mr.. Blair-Resolved, That the Board
Of City Improvements be and they are here
by requested to prepare an an ordinance
providing for tbs construction Of branch
sewer in the south side of Superior street,
to extend from the Public Square TO Erie
street. Also an ordinance providing for the
construction Of branch sewer in Euclid
street, extendinn from near North Perry
street to the main sewer at Brownell street.
Adopted.
By Mr.. stevsns-WheTesa, The Joint
Committees of the Councils and the citizens
Of Cleveland have recommended the ap-
pointment Of committee to repair to Wash
inglop 70 represent the interest Of this city,
in the contest ketyeen the cities Of the
West, for the obtainmsnt ef the location Of
National Armory or Foundry. therefore,
Resolved, That the gentlemen indicator
by the said Joint Committee, viz: Amasa
Stone, Jr', Prof: ]. Lang Cassels, Hon. John
OrOwei and @. ]. ballard, Esq, be appoint
cd committee for the purpose rtcited
above. Adopted.
By Mr.. Masters-Resolved, That the
Board OF CITY Improvements be and they
arc hereby authorized % contract with
Messrs. southRortb 4 Williams, for snild-
! ing Brownell street main sewer, Erie street
mdAu boMSLg huO EsOCkM6iA bbfcos boNSIg ~
accordance with their proposals, subject tc
the acceptance Of the same by this Council,
Adopted.
By Mp. 6ond-W Whereas, The sale Of crude
and refined coal and petroleum oils st pres
ent forms an important feature Of trade, and
is demanding the attention Of insurance CONS
panies and the public generally, and to III
ssfety, healthfulness and economy, and thG
many aecidspts Vhich are continually re-
| ported and the greet destruction Of life sno
/ property, have led insurers to make petro
! leum oils specially hazardous and owing t.
the uncertainty and multtudes Of grades
and makes, and the difficulty Of elassi6ca
/ ton, good reliable oils must necessarily b
placed with those Of inferior and dsngerou
quality; therefore,
! Resolved, That q committee Of three b
appointed to examine into the facts, and re
port whether it be policy 10 create an ordi
nance regulating and appointing an inspect
or Of refined oils, and report such an ordi
nance to the Council. Referred to specia
committee, Bond, Blair and Benton.
By Mr.. etevens-Thst the City Council
4 meet hereafter ct ~ O'Clock, until other
Wise directen, and that every member b
rrs:-cDt in his attendance. Adopted.l
| BV Mr., rslmer-Thst the snAttee .
Fire and Water be authorized to ascertai
the lowest price and best terms upon whic
nteam Ere engine can be purchased for tn
uSe Of the city, and report 70 this council
CAdopted.]
Council adjourned to Tuesday evening
March 4ih, ct " o'clock.
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VICToRIoUsI - The " Anti-Rheumatic
Band" permanently cures Rhuematism,
GOut, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections, and
all similar diseases. 1t has been tried by
thousands with the most satisfactory re-
suits. For sale by w. CLARK,
ian29:376 119 Superior st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-26

MEROHAET TAnoR.-F. A. Brown, late
with W. B. Hancock, would be pleased to
see his friends, and the public generally, at
1873 Bank street. janI5.ssO
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City COuBcH.

AOAsDAI EfAhAh0S req. 20
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Mesars Anthony, Ballard, Bond,
Benton, Blair, COOnrsd, Corning, Dixon,
Freese, Masters, Meyer, Palmer Quayle,
sabin, Stevens, Burgess, Thomas, Well
house, Willard.
Absent,-Messrs. Keating, ovistt and
Rezner.
The President, H. s. Stevens, in the chair.
Minutes of lest meeting read and ap-
proved.
rRTITIoEs.
From large number of pominent citizens,
G. B. Nurfey, s. T. Adams, C. ". Noble, ].
A. Hartness, j. A. Ensign, Harvey Rice,
Lemuel Crawford, and others, praying that
owing to the dearth of business, scarcity Of
money, and general condition Of the coun-
try, thatall local Improvements not absolute
ly necessary, be at present dispensed with.
Filed.
From residents on Supe, ior' Street Exten-
sion, asking that two street lamps (gas or
OILY be placed on said street; one at corner
Of Superior and Muyrison streets. Gas Com
mites.
From residents of city, representing that
WaNSA aOO4AAAabou ~ JuuCbAOA Va DfluBohuu
York streets, seriously damaging their prop
erty, and asking that & committee be ap-
pointed to investigate the matter. Referred
to Special Committee-Messr Blair, Thom-
as and Dixon.
CONCENTRATIONS AND REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
From Superintendent of Markets, present.
ing stall account of Central Market for Feb
ruary. Filed.
From Chairman of Council Committee,
appointed to make efforts to obtain the Ma
tOinal ATmory or Foundry ct this point, with
resolution accompanying, recommending
the sending of q committee 10 Washington
TO secure, if possible, the location of the
Foundry here. Filed.
From Committee on Fire and Water, to
whom was referred the petition of the Rail-
road Iron Mill Company, that new engine
be Substituted for No. l, report in favor Of
the pc ition. Filed.
From Board of City Improvements, asking
authority to contract with southWorth &
| Williams to build sewer. Filed.
Contract of City Of Cleveland with s. NJ.
Carpenter & Co., 70 furnish and set eighty
cast-iron street lamp posts, with lantern
and lantern frames: Accepted.
From Treasurer Of Children's Aid Society,
accompanying the accounts Of the superin-
/ tendent 81 industrial School, receipts, ex-
| Penditures, &c.J and testifyipg to the judi
ciOus, economical expenditures of the su-
Perintcndent, and the faithfulness with
which he has fulfilled his trust. Accounts
/ OF the Industrial School ordered to be print
ed.
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"a Coal oil, warranted the best, for so
cents per gallon, at Walsh & Evans, Ill
Ontario street. febl9;S75
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- For freah Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
,irsl:.th. call at Halls, II Public Square.
augs-R1I
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- J. 3. HAlps Arpiea Oh, for Chill
blsins, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price IS cents, at No. II Public Square.
Nov S-R II
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DYERS.
ERENOR DYE HOUSE,

ERENOR DYE HOUSE.
No, 96 SKNKoA STREET,
(Eext dOsr to Mrs. Porter's Millinery stoEe,)
By.ss..............-.s..l ..lREDERlOk OfRlAA.
DysinF and Cleaning IN ali its branches. PlaA1s
eaIl and examine hnished goods in the store.
Referenoe8-MelBrs. Bettberg HauBmanns Isy.
Tor, GEisWold 4 %. and other Msrehaats. angl
HOME MEA0AIN.-9.S 8. WILLIANs
snnounco 10 mis- friends and the public, mat he
hOua sgsi, and located at 68 st. Oair street. Oele
aud, o., Whsre he has Etted up DYE HOUb. VITA
ne heat machinery, REGARDLESS Of EXPENSE snd nat
srI himself that By strict attention 10 business thsi
be viii b able 70 regain that patronage ana g1gpoi
1nich for 20 navy YearI eroWBs4 hts snasaEoTE
RfaEiEef'
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FINANCIAL.

ROREIGN EXCHANGE E..
n bnsffu in amounts 70 suit, from s. upwards, %
E5qiand and France, and al the principal Oitias
6srmanT On Frankisrt, Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna
i5t1fS11Ft, hnnhelm and Pregue. For sale b
80 NuTrRFPa uAUnNA ~
oS0 nm MONEY ADVANCED,
30Us OOO In sSIas 7,. Q s5lt5st the old stand
~ svsTT Kind yi7 Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and
iVer Plate, atcbsA piauoudai Jewelry, Fire-arnsl
rofhinq furniture, Eefs, ianos, mirroEa, Paint
5s srtsies q valve, on the Ihpst terms
6.Iinss1 sfrictlTp flgate. BssbHzhedl 1851. Matoht
- Til WAaNEH, once No. 3, Water 81.
t,ornsr 6upsrior street, Ovar Geo. a. Davis % !
Ot-.flI1a 6k6Fa, BoVn
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BRARDRErHs 3 PILLS,

n -Tsmpsr not with Nature and the laws
ragslsai and neral thai guide her operations. Her
Oiiss ucrs made 20 USa and not ABUSE. The dire
ia rssulil arising from the latter are esioni" the
ucci tacli,d hakis of The ba.or sort nay b over
oams bg > careful psruEd o. the work "hUAAN
RRklLTf, o. Physiological Resoarohoa-' u VII
~ thosss dsbased and dogradsa victims that hover
- ~ hrnk o. dissolution, @ the D4ths q happi-
ne1sand virtue. Read and b oonvinoed, the truth
b tAsra.
u1lt ~ DH. BkBIoW, ~ HloooEeE slrost, New
gerk Rslos - osai1. Hsnt lroe egorTEhsre.
$50 siso ~ G. ". Oark, DrugEiItu, OSEslnnd,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-26

g- George spragus, Wholesale Grocer
and Commission Merchant, has removed
from oviatPs Exchange to q Merwin street.
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FREMONT.

Fremont was not at Saturdays ceremony
in the House, because the invitation did not
reach him until yesterday. Though the mail
post was marked Feb 22d, his friends think
the slight Intentional
Col Woods, Maj. ZagOnyi and Savage, of
Fremonts staff, were examined before the
Conduct War Committee yesterday.
Col Lee brought to the Government q
Communication from Howell Cobb, relating
ostensibly to the exchange of prisoners (;
probably to other matters also.