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An invalid physician, so1ournins IN the tropical
Island St. Crol1 observing the habits Of the natives
gathered the recipe for the final accomplishment Of
this most important end The article WIS nrst used
private medicine when It's salutaty effects becoming
k1own, 1t was brought oat under tna naua Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

PREsEHTGTIoE ExTRLORDIHARF.-A very
jolly company convened on the afternoon of
New Years Day st the Office Of the C. P. &
A. raihoad, composed Of q number Of The
employees Of the road, and had what one Of
the number termed arare time" Not the
least Plessurable incident Of this "time"
was the presentation 10 two Of the company
Of "slight tokens Of the respect and esteem
in which they are held by their comrades. I"
The hrst, noted Camong the boys'') for his
musical proclivities, was the recipient Of an
instrument-not silver-mounted and Of ex-
quisits finish, but simple and neat in its
construction, yet as full Of sweet music Is
any Of its kind-classifed under the head Of
"mouth-organs," eapitsl in lulling TO sleep
the infant spirit, and quieting the sobs Of
early childhood. The other received q
wateh-not Of gold, neither Of silver, nor dis
tinguished BY any Of those peculiar levers
which are the Shibboleths Of worth-but Of
that metal which will call 70 the pOssessOr's
mind, whsnsvsr be shall gaze upon It, that
characteristics which, if he himself has It not,
may be found In abundance in The face ol
almost every politician, and every Office
seeker in the land. Of course, " eloquent
presentation speeches and appropriate and
feeling responses" were made.
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FROlI NEK HnRK-

hBT HoRK, Jan. Z.
The steamer Ariel arrived here Yesterday
from Port Royal 2sth. She brings no news
The frigats Sabine arrived yssIerday from
Georgetown, s O. Wis Port Royal, for re-
pain.
The prize bark Empress arrived from New
Orleans bar.
The steam corvette Richmond sYrived to-
day from Key West
We learn fson the Havana Daifio that the
Governor Of Vera Cruz was willing 70 evaeu-
ate the city, but demanded and received e
respite Of twenty-four hours.
Gen. Gasett, on landing, Issued prociama-
ton 10 the troops and another to the peoule
the latter 70 the effe { that the trcops had
coma thither only to demand satisfaction for
the failure Of treaties and violence commit
ted against their conpstriots, and to obtain
guarantees against similar outrage.
The greatest satisfaction Of the army vouli
be after fulfilling its mission IRON the Queen,
to return tc is own country With the Ger.
tainty OF having merited the affection Of the
Mexieans.
Nearly one hundred rihed cannon Of the
latest pattern were fond at San Juan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

AEEUAI MEETIEs o. TEE STOCKHOLDERS
OF TIE C. P. RoAD.--The stockholders of
tbs Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad held
their Annual Meeting on the let inst, at the
Office of the company IN this city. The
Road wss shown to be in very satisfactory
condition.
Tbe felloFing Board Of Directors was
sie I'D, which is ths sene a. last year ex-
cent H. A IahuGOp in place Of Joshua At
water, of New York, to to eevrs'sut the foreign
interest:
in. Mccullough, WeIlsville; james Far
mer, Cleveland; James T. Clark, Cleveland; (;
H. ". Clark, Cleveland; B. P brennan,
Steubenvillej ". ". Holloway, Bridgeport,
o. b. A. johnson, New York; b. s. Kings
ley, New Haven, Conn; D. q. List, Wheel
ing; J. Pennock, Pittsburgh; B. Preston
Pittsburgh; J. q. sehoenberger, Pittsburgh.
The following resolutions were unsni-
mously adopted by the Stockholders:
Resolped, That we hereby tender 10 the
President and Board of Directors our sincere
thanks for the able manner in which they
have administered the affairs Of the Com
psny, in bringing order out Of chaos, and to
whom weare indebted for its present health
ful financial condition
ResolUed, That our thanks are also due TO
the heads of the different departments, ss
also to the various employees, who by their
fGithfulness 10 the interests Of the Company
have 90 greatly assisted in the economical
management Of the Road.
The Board reelected the old staff Of Of
foers.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE MEXICAN EXPEDITION
VERA CRUZ EVACUATED.
The sDanIards In Possession {!
THE FINANCES OF THE COUNTRY.
A System Of Taxation to be
Urged.
NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN,
NOMINEES !
Last Nights Report.
Last Nights Report.
FROaI NEW YORK.

EADA NEW hOhhs
INV YoEK, Jan. 2.
Il is reported that Carl SchuTz has resigned
the Spanish mission 70 take 3 command in
the army.
The woTkmen at the Navy Yard, numher-
ing nearly 3, 1000, have struck, in consequences
Of q recent order Of the Secretary Of the Navy
requiring them 70 work from sunrise % sun
set and be paid outside.
The Chamber Of Commerce to-day adopted
a resolution 70 prepare a memorial 10 Con
gress asking for the -peedy passage Of effect
i've laws Ly which equal taxation be levied
on the several States; also, q Judiciary system
Of excise 70 sustain the public credit and form
stable basis for the ultimate liquidation Of
the public debt.
A resolution was also adopted after an
extended discussion, that the Chamber re-
monstrate against the recent construction Of
the late tariR law, BY which t1e act is mada
applicable to goOdsin bond imported prior 70
Us passage, and goods on shipboard prior "a
the 10th Of August
The Spanish squadron took possession o.
San Juan de Ulloa on the 18th Of December
Vera Cruz was evacuated by the Mexican
troops the next day. They retired without
firing gun.
Havana Letters say that Santa Anna and
Airamon are both going TO Mexico.
Cen Prim was at Havana, and was about
70 leave for Mexico with reinf0reements.
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FROM WAsaINGTON.

HAsHIH6TOH, Jan. 2.
The steamer Stepping Stone came up from
the fotilla last night This steamer, On her
reconnoitsring trip up 0cOquan Bay lately,
scattered the rebels with three well directed
shots from her 20. pound rifed gun, the shells
bursting right in the midst of the rebel SOL
diers; bat on her return she was followed By
rihemen who concealed themselves behind
trees, and fred several bullets through her
sides. One Of these shotspassed through the
head Of the captains berth.
The new rebel battery is on Possum Nose,
this side Of Cockpit Point and d therefore the
battery nearest 70 this city. At least one
heavy ri1ed gun is placed there, as shells
nave been fred into the mouth Of MallsEa.
man creek.
Gen Benham has been released from AZ
rest and ordered to report himself for duty 81
once. The Coart Of Inquiry ignored the
charges against hin as soon as they were
Eead.
Col. Wilson's regiment Of Mechanic Fusi
leers have been ordered to report to General
Lane at Fort LesvenWorth. The line on
cerS viii be selected from the States from
which each company hailH
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NEW YOHA HIAHKKF-Jau. 2

LHT IGLEqBAPH.l
szLesU,k K Market rgles quite arm With modssats
eo.i 2 sT, ~ P'i' 1uo hume consumption Aarket
saiss l,74o bbII At Ss,0as % for rejected; Ss.tsa
S3,41tjs,a5 for guperhne Wtsfsru: a T5sss e. -
CON men o medium extra western; "a 0oaSfs t5r
~ l ktns 9rands extra round hoop Ohio: tslsa
gANADA FG.OUR-Msrket slightly advanced
s2,i21so,so Ior supsrnnsi IS sO8675 Tor common 70
EAk EL0UR:-Hsrkss L quiet and steady
: mall sales ct TreTious quotations
,yydN ~ EAL- ln otter request Sales l 800
Dyas vine ~ sszogsys0 the latter delivered
. y ~ n K-AArkst shade nrmsr. BAles 60 bbis
~ aEaT-harket quiet and vsTy firm; holders
are lot disposed % sell unles- very fuI prizes are
realized. salrs so bus 0rthEsstsru ciu II n -
81 uush Canada LAB a. Sls2, 000 bush Rscine
spring at SIyso. 80 hush red Maryisng A. si ls.
49, busn win or red western ~ l,s2. 100 btth
white western al gi,s
HHk-mATKst Qaist and arm At ssasse
ARI4EN-Msrk0t steady AZ 1870
.DhN-MArAet opened . sajy and closed rather
quiet sales o. Al Q9 bush ~ 63G65 for mix-d vest
IN II s''fo ana Ano1i' ana &c for heE Jsrsfy ysl
OATs-Markot Is quiet SALES at ,oass, for
jersey canada, western and state.
PORK Market quiet Wit out material change in
Prlos sales sales 81 ibis 81 SlAooDi2Yso for mess;
Total stock Of n " aud old January 1T lss2 yss
q i59 bblsi same date last month s75 bbla. aau
este Last year, Il, ,4O4 bbls
ERRE-MsrKsI rules very arm. aAlss Of 800
DIS az sioOset 80 oI country primes e5sO85 - for
country meas tlts50G 90 tnr rupackad mess 81 IS
ola % Tor sKIra mess Tot.l stock u new and old
JAnuaTY lst, 1857 1855 % g. date last month
2 .I3 Pkg,i ssmo date last y.ar &, s,7sl pkg.
EhlnlE N 49, HEH HF-nzrE-. rutss steady
BEkR HAmH-Msrket quiet and unehanFsi
CIV mHAFA-market quiet kaies 10 pkFs at
~ eG5c FOR Shoulders; 4<G6Iz for hams
SMOKED hIEATS sIarKet qui-t
RAtaaN--ides 10 fair demand Sales Of $50 boxes
at 6H essk for city Cumberland ut middles; TSn7T
long iitbed DO; 6<e Tor long clear 7S87N for tel
lies.
DRESSED HOns-MsTEst slightly favors buy.
ers. salos at 4zastse for wsJteri 4aGlS; for city
tAHD-iH lar demand. sails I.2OO bbls AZ
lsyEERR--sslling slow at uclSo for Ohio,
and i6s120c for state.
-,"TIRKHR-HzTEst dull at SHSsc for ohi,; co
7kC for STATE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

- Th0 price Of the AoEgIEs LHADHl %
nsWI agents iE One Dollar and Fifty Can't,
per hundred, and no deviation undsr sny
circumstances.
Ths postage on ths LEADEEi 70 RSEl
DOslsrI, Is onO-fOurth OfA cent Per copy.
We would prefer that parties rsmitting
postage stamps should send us one and three
cent instead Of larger denominations
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sTRAEsE COEDuor.-At an early hour yes
tsrdaJ morning, probably shout 7 O'Clock,
6 fsmily residing on Klnsman street was
aroused by .Saavy TsPPing st the front door
Ofthe house. The lady O. .hs IA. house went
70 the door, and without opening it, inquired
what vas wanted She was answered by q
rough voice without, stating that e man was
there suffering from cold, who had no where
to go, aud asking that he might be admit-
ted and remain during the night. The la
dy returned 70 ask her husbands advice who
told her that he must not be admitted, and
himself went to the window and ordered
the man away. He started of, and before
he issued from the yard, It was noticed that
be had with him short, heavy club. he
was large man, well clad, apparently not an
old man, and from the activity with which
he walked and his general conduct. did not
appear to be suffering greatly from the cold.
The gentleman has no doubt that it was the
fellows purpose to commit robbery if he
could get admission TO the house, and that
he had come prepared 10 meet resistance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
nLRYRLANn mARnRr..Inn .

FLOUR -fhsre Il . pretty gooi feslins In The
ma ks', though prices are not Arm. Falss cf %
bbl' deuli' extra red At Si.7s, and Is do do. ct
S69.
WHRAT-Marksi . Ilitls m5ro setiys and the
t'ndsney Of prizes is uPsard. Falls Of 2 cars rsd
a. %; and ? do. DC. at 90 from store cars red
st &c on track aDd car white on track az SIC.
OATs-suall sales frsm trleE at z7e.
ether grains quiet and no sals6 reported
HIGHWINEs-MAY be quots4 a. about 20
~. salss Of 100 Aud go bbls at i5s.
BUTTER-Markst qaist. salss Of ". Z. roll
81 Its.
CHEEsR-stsady. Sales Of,Ol bo1ss w. B. At
sHG6s.
LARD-salss of2l bblI prime ntw at78e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

ABEITELs AT TIE AHeIER HOUSE, YERTsE-
DAT.-C. Dillingham;, Vermont; ". D. Wal
bridge, S. Moses and J. 7. Whiting, DetrOiti
n. J. Sykes, Jr., ChiesgOj ?. G. Bacon, BOs-
ton; Mrs. D. ". HilliGrd, EOrWAlk, o; Miss
]. HARNESS, Bellevue; 4. ". Hughes and
family, Solomon Field, Yergsnnes, vi
Dan Rios and wife, Girsrd, Ps-; R. ". Du-
kakson, Q. s. Al Wm. Williams and ". R,
Barr, Buffalo; JnO. P. Vincent and z. ".
FrinbIll, Erie; Jno. P. bay, wife and child
Q. S. A.; s. O. BsDjsnin, Grafton, Pal D,
F. Seymour and lady, Hartford, Conn., g.
D. Caldwell, Dunkirk; 4. q Childs, Miss
2. Childs and Miss ?. King, PittSburgbi J.
n Woolssy, EeE Haven, cOnn.; q. P. Nc
Cleery, Columbus.
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MILITARY Items.

% Monday last, seys tee Cincinnati
Gazette, a TT.luatssg belonging to one of the
artillery companies at CAM psDSi'on' met
with an accident which, It is feared, Wa
prove fatal. HeWas riding in the vicinity of
cannon which was being used By detach-
ment Of men for target prsotIeing. 4 ball
struck him in the shoulder, producing q
frightful wound. We did not learn his
name.
One Of the volunteers Of the SD regi-
ment was drummed cut Of camp for deser-
ton On Monday last. His head was shaved, |,
and he marched beyond the lines to the
tune Of the Rogue's March. That's the way
TO serve them.
A MURDER AT RoNsKT.-The Wheeling In
telligencer says: "A horrible affair occurred
some days ago at ROmney, Of which We
have yet seen no public mention. Two
men of the sth Ohio regiment were playing
csids together. The parties got to quarrel
ing, when one drew out a pistol, shot the
other dead and then run bayonet through
his neck. The murderer it was thought
would be court martialed and shOt. We
learn that both the parties were from the
vicinity Of Cleveland, Ohio.
THE sfxTE CAvALRY. - Col. Lloyd and
Quartermaster Hunt returned from Colum-
bus on Monday evening, and report that the
oh Cavalry, now at Camp Hutchins, in this
place, will move 70 Camp DenniBon; four
companies, under Msj. steadman, on Thurs
| day, and the remaing four Companies on
Saturday. They will be joined at Camp
Deunison By 3 part Of q Regiment from
Highland County.-Warrea Chronicle.
We are pleased to announce that the order
changing the recruiting station from Camp
Chase 70 Camp Dennison has bssn reseinded
and all the Ohio Regiments are ordered tc
be concentrated ct Camps Chase and Denni
son. Maj. MeRea's headquarters will be IL
| this place.-Stats Journal
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FROn PnILApRLPaIA.

7 IlIlllTI - III .
Capt. Alfred Bacon was not killed at Fa-
dneah as previously reported, bat ia = skiF-
mish between the Federal aud rebel picksu
near Calhoun, Mclean county, . sq7ad
composed of men on the 81 Kentucky
cavalry regiment was attacked b. larger
force Of the rebels, and ive Of our men, n
eluding Capt Bacon, we're killed, and tFen-
y taken prisoner5.
Wm. Bacon Stevens was consecFated As
sistant Bishop OF Pennsylvania this morn
lag st 81. AndrsW's Chufch-
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CONGRESSIONAL
WAsH1HoToE, Jan. 2.


sZNATE.
Mr.. King presented q petition, umerously
signed by citizens Of New York City, pray-
ing for the emancipation or slaves under the
war power.
Dir. Latham presented petition from the
Chamber Of Commerce of San Francisco, for
q steamship mail line between that port and
China.
Mr.. Sumner offered q resolution that the
President be requested, if not incompatible
with public interest, to transmit 70 lhe Sen
ate all correspondence which has taken place
since the Convention at Paris in 1886. re-
lating u neutral and beLigeEsnt regulations
On the ocean, which was agreed 70.
Mr.. Kennedy presented memorial from
the State Of Missouri, pstitioning against in
reference with slavery 10 the STATE by the
General Government.
Mr. Latham offered resolution instructina
the Committee On Finance 70 inquire intG
the exPedisncy Of establishing a distinct bu,
rtau for the Treasury Department, to reEu
late and control the Nints. Agreed 70.
Mr.. Wilson offered q resolution instructing
the OommitEse on Military Affairs 70 in.
quire info the necessity Of modifying the aei
Of July, 1851, increasing the Military Stations
Of the United States. Agreed 70.
Also q resolution calling On tia Secretary
Of Rar 10 transmit % the Senate the mum.
Der OF cavalry regiments authorised to be
raised where stationed, and If It would be
advisable 70 convert those not yet mustered
into services into regiments Of infs0ry.-
Agreed to.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill to provide for
the appointment Of suffers for the volunteer
service Of the army, aud to dsfoe their dnties.
Mr.. Grimes introduced bill in regard to
the administration OF justice in the Disrrie.
Of Columbia, which was referred.
Mr. hesmith offered resolution calling
on the Secretary Of War for copies Of the re-
ports OF the Surgeon General and Sanitary
Commission on the health Of the army,
Agreed TO.
Senate adjourned till Monday.
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THE CITY.

THE DAT-New Years Day was generally
very dull as compared with former years.-
There was less " calling" than usual, altrib-
utable, in part, to the stormy character Of
the day, the wind driving the dust in clouds
through every street, but mainly, doubtless,
to the fact that much Of the youth Of the
sity, that element Of the community which
gives life. to such an oceshion, was absent,
engaged in the nobler work Of its country's
defense. But there we're many happy home
circles, nevertheless, and many jolly cOmPa-
mics Of young ladies and gentlemen met to-
gether for social enjoyment. The good
things, too, were doubtless discussed with as
much Eest as usual, and in nearly as great
quantity.
In the afternoon, the members Of the
Council made a call on Mayor Flint, where
they were richly feasted, all enjoying them
selves immensely The Police Force also
paid their compliments to His Honor, and
enjoyed his hospitality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

TIE TzzATRE.-ME. J. G. Hesrtwsll COM
nsnoos an engagemen. ct the Academy Of
Music tonight, making his first appear
snes as Claude MslBotte, In BulWer's beau
tiful play Of the Lady Of Lyons. Miss
Emma Webb will sustain the character Of
Pauline, and we feel assured will render Is
With excellence. The play is Wsll cast
throughout.
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FROlI NKWHAmPsHTRP.

COACoRD, n. d, Jan. l.
The New Hampshire Republican State
Convention to-day nominated Gov. Berry
for reelection
Dr.. Crosby, Of Hanover, Democrat, re-
esived the nomination or Railroad Commits
siOneT.
Resolutions were adopted sustaining the
Government in prosecuting the war, sndors-
ing the national Administration, demand
ing stric, economy, and also endorsing The
State authorities, thanking the volunteers
Tor their dssOtion, and promising 70 support
the candidates nominated, without regard %
Bartv fssuee
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

FUNERAL OF EDMUND CLARK.-Ths remains
of the late Edmund Clark were conveyed to
their last resting P'sce yesterday morning,
followed by q large number Of the friends
and scquaintaness Of the deceased. The fu-
neral obsequiss were impressive, and were
conducted By Rev. DR.. Aiken and Rev. Mr..
Goodrich Of the First Presbyterian Church.
The following gentlemen acted as Psll-bear-
ers: a. 2. Payne, Benjamin Harrington
Philo seovills, JOssph Perkins, Orlando Cut
ter, Geo. O. Dodge, J. q. Critten5ep:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

REMOVAL or BOoF- AID sHoE sToEs. R.
WetEsl has removed 70 his new store, No.
lis Seneca Street, two doors below the old
stand, where he has opened a select assOrt-
ment Of boots and shoes Of ell kinds, to
which the attention Of customers Is respect
fully collected. Jan 3d:S69St.
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MORNING LEADER.
FRI0AY mORNING JAN. 8. 1858.
NKW ADVRRTIsKMRNFs,

hr. Webb-Aeadsny Of Music.
HswEs Bros.-Loeal notice.
De. Kendall ChiFopoaist.
JOIN webster a NH Tor Grinding Cora and
Osb Meal
e.rmln WOolsn Manuisstarins osupaaT-BeRs
hanufsetue.
I Mm. saFa.oEa-DOg StraT Cd or Stolen.
lisut Q. W. Rsevos-Reerulls wanted,
walsh Eranf-TamiiT 0r,osri ., &C.
J.b. Graanis Legal Notice,
4. .Weissi-Rsm5Val-Loe Notice.
Br Rondhll-Locl N0tiP.
8. T. Glbori-LooAl Notice
Rcnmanahip oeal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

KsIPE AID scrssoEs SHARPEEEs.--A very
convenient and useful instrument for shar-
pening all kinds Of hOuse-knives, shears
and scissors has been shown US by the Agent
Mr.. G. T. Gilbert, who is now in this city
Offering it for sale. It will be found inval-
liable in hotels, saloons, shops and Kitchens
Mr.. Gilbert is at the City Hotel.
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TMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY

FL~UaI FLoUR'i FLoUElll
The su-s-rfbsrs having formed . co partaership
and l01ated themsslyes - No ia3 Untarty % nov
Uf-r 10 ha cit 81 Cieye and and vicinity. tHs
yery bet brands OF White and Red Wheat FloHrl
Rye, Buck wheat ami G. am Flour, 81, on md
OH II AL Corn, U.tE and al ndA OF Mil Feed IS
cheap or en-. arer than c-n be bought tlsoE here in
the city, flease call End examine before pure a.
ng, e. we are DOund 20 give yoG good bargains and
90. q art .ciss.
n. R-Au Flour warranted, and EOofs delivered
to auy part u the City drp0ts, bee % chaI g.
s.. VAN PELT,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

~ LlOyd's great Military Maps Of the
Southern States, Virginia and Missouri, also
a large Railroad Map of the United States,
for sale at ". D. Bakers News Depot, OppO-
site the Post Ofaee.
E.B.-Agsnts wanted. Apply as above,
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HpetIE Rotlfra.A
70 HORSE OWNERS

VI SWEETS tnfailibls Linimsat for Horse a up,-
tsled og aay, ald On ai esses of Lansnesa r-isini
Loa sprnina, Bruises or Wrenehinr, is cg,f4d
l.-siael Aad eortain. Hsrnsst or saddle Gslls s7F
eeoeae nny b oalifr prevented and cured In thns
e'gisnt aaase1, hut eoaarnsd oasoI are baus Kind.
--l1ihsI q anadioai ears. No eaasst it may b.
:. -.it1 80 az 1cltia.6E. ssEllesu faithsui appli-
cation wfl Always remove the lauaenaEs, and snabs
the ho-po 70 lraVcl with comparative eeHp.
kyery hens oWnsr should have this remedy ai
hand, for its timely at the hrst sppsaAsnee Of
hsmonaas Win snoctually prevent those iormidabis
eisuasos msutonsd, 70 which ali horses are iiabie,
snd ukich raldor many otherWise valuable hrrnra
Reariy worthless. strcuE Armstrong, Agents far
Cleveland. dsclualtoo7Wd&WR2
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NJ. STOCK mAKKRR.-Jan 2

MONRY-Ac ctiVs aud firm At per cent
STERLING EXCB ANf3E-f Odsrats busi-
ness at ll1Tali3 for banf ers' bills
aTtH - Market dull aDd lrrsgular. Chicago
& Inek Island slSj miiW iukes 4 Prairie dn Chier
IsS: Chic 60. Burlington a Quinsy -. lrTslsad &
lsiO 3I6i Cleveland PtIts' urE" Is Psnema llii
Michig d Ce9tral 42 haTlsm In; Eris s2S; New
I "a Crntr IsS- Uni ed S ates . - eOuP0-s o.
Ln IT, et .tes o 'sl fegi-tered 81.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

~ You can get crAnbsrrieS, hickory
nuts, and dried apples BY the barrel, carbon
and lubrieating oils in quantities, and At
prices 70 suit customers, at Geo. sPragus's,
Oviatt's Exchange. Nv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

PEzNABsHIP.-Ths January, 1882, Writing
Glass for ladies and gentlemen, viii begin
on Monday evening, sth inst. This will be
one Of the largest classes Of the season. 1t
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TIE HIEsTEELs.-TO-night is the last Of
the Campbells, and the only opportunity
that will be offered our citizens TO witness
their original and highly pleasing perform
ancas for q long time
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

CRAEFoRD's RETAIL Coal YkRD.-Buy
your coal Of him. His CHIPPEWA" il
the very bost for family use.
Office and Yard foot Of Seneca street
bridge. P. o. drawer III.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

- J. B. Halrs Arnica Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price rs cents, 1t no. II Public Square.
Nov S-R IL