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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

WEsTERE VIRaISIA.-Surgeon White, Of
the First Kentucky Regiment, informs the
Louisville Journal of the location Of several
regiments in Western Virgins. Tho 9Th
Ohio, Col. POrchner, is at Tompkin's Farm,
abOEs Ghuley Bridge; the 2sth Ohio, Col.
Morse, at the Bridge the 2Sd and SOth
Ohio, Of schsnek's Brigade, at Fayetteville,
near Cotton Mountain, ten miles from Gsu-
ley the s7th Ohio, Col. ssipeil, at Clifton,
on the KsnaWhH, between Chsrlestown and
Gaulsy Bridge, though now absent on an
expeditions Col. Gilbsrt's regiment Is on
the KanEWhs, ten miles above Charlestown /;
the 12gh Ohio, Col. White, Is ct Charlsstown;
the sth Virginia ct Buffalo, below Charles
town; the Ilth Ohio, Col. Deyillisrs, 81
Point Pleasant; and detached companies Of
the sath Of Col, Piatt's ZOuHves ct Winfield,
BaFbo1rBYilla, and Guayandotte, below
charistoWa. These trOops are ell in hght-
h1g condition, with few siel--ths hospitals
wal supplied with every necessary.
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RROm CAIRO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.
Special to Journal from Cairo;
Gen Grant and STAFF arrived in town yes-
terday morning.
Gen. Paiue'S brigade reached Fort JsfEsr-
son Saturday night
Gen. AcOleruand's brigade viii arrive to-
morrow.
The object Of the expedition was a recon
noisance in force of al that part Of Ken
tucky upon Whioh operations against Colum-
o1s must necegsarily Be performed, and q
demonstration to aid General Buellis riQht
wing. Oar iorce5 have been eminsntly sue
cessfnl.
The Engineer corps under Col. Webster
have full and accurate knowledge Of the
country.
1t is undsrstood that Gen. Smith has taken
the camp squipags and WhateYsr was left in
camp Beauregard. The rebels led 70 Co
lumbus. McCiernand' brigade went TO with
IN seven miles miles Of Columbus and en-
eamped on Thursday night within sight Of
the rebel watch fires. Afterwards visited tie
towns Of Ailburn, LaceTille and Blandville.
Part Of Gen. Smiths command returned 10
Psdueah to-day.
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MANASSAS EVACUATED 1
The RSBols FALLING Back
THE ADVANCE FROM CAIRO.
Position Of the Forces I!
THE sOMERsEF FIGHTl
COMPLETE ROUT or THE REBELS.
They Desert their Camp and
Flee /!
GREAT FLOOD AT CINCINNATI.
The California Deluge! (!
GREAT FLOOD AT CINCINNATI.
The California DeInge
Last nights Repert.
IRON KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE Jan. 20.
The recent Sight took place on Sunday In .
stead OF Saturday morning
s4an. Thomas on Sunday afternoon follow
ed up the rebels to their entrencbments. l6
miles from his own camp, and when about TO
attack them this morning be found their en-
trenehments deserted, the rebels having left
all their cannon, QuarteFmnster's 3 stores. tents.
horses and wagons. The rebels dispensing,
bad crossed the Cumberland in one steam.
boat and nine barges at White Oak Greek,
opposite their encampment at Mill Springs.
Two hundred and seyeuty-fVs rebe.s
were killed aud wounded, including Zolli-
Golfer and Peyton dead, were found on the
held. The tenth Indiana lost 70 killed and
wounded. Nothing further Of the Federal
loss has vet raanhad harn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

KANSAS coNTRAsAED Ap MEETIEa.-A
meeting viii be held this evening" at the
Good Templar's Hall, foot Ofsupsrior street,
ihe object Of which is to procure aid for
tbOse colOred people who have found re-
fags from the oppression Of their Hssstsrs in
Kansas, Of whieb there Ars large number,
all destitute. The nestiHE will be address,
cd BY Capt. Matthews tcOlored) Of the
LesVenworth Home Guards, reference to
whom has slready been made in the Lead
pr. The object Is good one, and the meet
ing should be we'll attended.
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FROlI PRTLARREFHIA.

FhlLADkLFHLAJ Jan. 20.
John johnson, q Jersey man, impressed
into the rebel service II New Orleans in
April last, escaped from Manassas a few
days since, has arrived here on his way
home. He estimates tie force at Manassas
Of 5000, at Lessburg $1,000, and al
0ceaquan ct $4,000. BE did not hear Of the
Port Royal Victory VrHl he gat within the
Federsl HpeS- The defeat Of the rebels a.
prainsville had 3 depressing eject on the
rebel army. The LOGS vas conceded At 500
killed, wounded and missing. BE says the
L0uislana regiment TO which be was at
taehed, containS = large number Of steam.
boat men anxious TO escape 70 the Federal
Ilnss,
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PROM gAN FRANCIsoO.

SAE FRAscIsCo, Jan. II
The Legislature has adjourned to the 2Ist
inst, 70 allow the water to snbside IRON
Sacramento. The whole city has been IN
der Wster FROM two to slevon ieet deep. The
people have been driven to the second stories
Of their houses, and are unable to build fires
to cook food. Cooked provisions in large
Quantities have been sent from san Francis.
% " two steamers. The water has mate.
Rally subsided slnce, but the weather Is stiH
unfsvoTsbls N the whole valley. OtheT
portions Of the State have suffered terribly
from this unprecedented inundation, and
many millions Of property have been de-
stroyed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

! FIEH CAvALRV sTAEDARD.-G G. ". CroReil
q c., the makers, yesterday afternoon sent
Express to Warren, TrumbaH county, a
.lleh and beautifuI Cavalry stsndsrd, TO be
pisented by the citizens Of lbe county to
ire 'si1th Cavalry Regiment, now at Camp
Dsnni99n. The asg is peculiarly rich, be-
lag Of blue silk, the national coat Of arms
em6foilered in yellow silk in a most sEillful
and ezquisite manner, and The name of the
Regiment and stars embroidered in silver
bullion. The staff is OF mahogany gold
mounted, and adorned with beautifal gold
tassels. The cost Of getting it up was $ss.
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THE CITY.

THE BTATE FAIR.-Ths Committee 70 solicit
the necessary subscription mOney-$s, ,0Oo-
in order 70 secure the State Fair 10 Cleveland
this year, yesterday commenced is labors,
and we regret to say, met with poor success.
Not leas than 81 900 Ghould have BEEN col
lscted, whereas only about $500 were sub
ScFibed. Il is sincerely to be hoped that the
efforts made by Col. Ross and other gentle
men, 10 procure the assent Of the State Board
Of Agriculture in favor Of Cleveland, are not
10 be disEegArded and unrsWardsd, and to
prevent this, the people must respond
with what lberality they can. We know
the times are Pinching, but the State Fair
Is EemunerstiVe, and the business men are
in particular interested. The State AgFi-
cultural Board meets In this city on Wednes-
day to attend further TO the mater, and the
moneyts be raised must be guaranteed 70
it at that time. Come forward, then, at
once, and make up the necessary smount.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

TEHPERLEoG MEETIEo.-We understand
that the Good TemPlaTs Of the West Side
purpose holding public meeting in Prof
Thome's (congrsgatiOnsl) Church, on Tues
day evening Of next week, for the purpose
Of bringing before the people the terrible
results Of intemPsrance in our midst, with
the hope Of stirring up public opinion in
reference TO this fearful and growing evil
The meeting viii doubtless be most inter
esting one, and It is to be hoped viii result
in COED.
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PRODTCR EARRRI-

MORSIEG ~ DER OFF'C CIT
eGday, Janu,Ey b.. ls62 J
The market for Flonr yoSteTdu W e dull ana p T.
c's unchanged, and no saea reported. Ths receipts
Of wheat were very light Ahd ,ho only ranIaetIons
We have to report are cars White. rot .trietly
prime at $50 on track Oih,F sFalDs quiet Aod IN.
ehAssOd- Tha market f1s nighvinss wa unsettled
and there vas no disposition to operats smaIisalea
tohhs'r-ds at 100 Mess Pork Arm At 5000 with
a good demand. Lard steady At 6Ae7e. Erased
HoFs continue I'sadJ and 10 fair danand st gs2i.-
sm'l sales Of POultFy At ia5s fyr Chickens and &c
for TurksyE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

H. Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and EloctTOpathy, cures obstinate cases of
DyspsPsiaB Rheumatism, scrOfula, Neural
giA and eli nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and ali Chronic diseases.
References given TO many formidable cases
cured In this city after other physicians had
failed. Bee advertisement in another col
ura. Omos No. III Ontario street,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

Sa- There win be Festival on Tuesday
evening, Jan. 2lDt, 1852. ct the ArmOry of
The Brooklyn Light ARTILLERY, for the benefit
Of the company. All friends Of the eonpa-
ny are respectfully invited 10 attend. Sin
gle tickets so cents.
Brooklyn, Jan. 20, 1864.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

RENoyAL-Chas. FlisdneF, has removed
his Barber Shop and Bathing Establishment
from the Weddoll House to the store No.
lT2 Superior street., Empire Block, wherO he
will bo ready in few days to receive his
friends, old and new.
10 intends adding to his already eztsn-
SiVs Bathing apparatus, one of those cels-
brated "REssisn Steam BAihs."
ianIS.hI2
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THE suBsoRIBERs HAvE JUsT SER Up AZ
fhrlr fastou Fssd MIL which is In connection With
sshqtr Oh Oioth Factory and v hita Lead work.,
ft1 canal sust above yntario street. heE MIL for
tcrtnfinF torn and Cob Neal, IN the uEs Of which
f1oe than twenty-five per cent q saved IN toed-
llE, either 30 hoEa, homes or catlle. Corn IN TIE
- bourht snd taEen in oNchanRe for meal.
oss.sl,ua, Jan. Z, Issa. .S'lD " 40 ) jsBtSa
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- Ths pFioS Of ne NORnHs LaABHR 10
nSWs agents d One Dollar and Fihy Osnh
per hundred and no deviation undSl any
circumstances.
Ths postage on ths LHGDERJ 10 News
Dealers, d ons-iOurth Of q can't par copy.
We would prefer thai parties rsmitting
postage stamps should BsDd rs one and thrss
cant instead Of larger donOminAtiOns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

TNs1sTRIGL soHooE AHE1vERsARY.-Re-
nSmbsr that the Finh AnniTerBary Of the
J ndustrial School and ohildTeu's Aid Society
{ slSes place at the Nicholson ahis evening
Singing By the children, addresses By prom
insnt eisiEsnss and ether interesting sEor.
ciPes, VII ehaEaetsriss the AnniVeFsaFy.
TnTn putin ed Of the Industrisl School, IN
! hstisution second IN imPorsanes 70 none in
[ Be- city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

AOoiDnH1 OF rHE c., Q. 4 @. RoAD.-Ths
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati train, due
hSre ct $50 last night did not nrrvs, ow-
ingtO an accident somewhere along the road.
We we're unable 70 learn the place Or The ns-
tufs Of tho accident.
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wD.rsotiols iaE sslfHsssulsesss sent TTss
ia sssgseriss q. 5lsvsiasSso .,
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- Atlantic Monthly, HaFpsr'S MAga-
sine, KniekOrbOoker Magazine for February,
Monthly Rebellion Record Part XII, and
new supply Of Continental Monthly for
February reosiVOd at Hawks 4 Brothers.
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sFoRB PEEEHEsaIIOH-ou wednesday
IhOrning Last, fns cayalIy IabSes were pre-
ssnsed to Captain james n. Scott and 70
Lieut.. John n. Rsniek, Of ths First Ohio
Osyslry, By tlas members Of Company N,
e Camp Buall, KF. sl
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Tsl5a9,I,I & /. 9 s. .... ..es .:;. 5.a1,i

FA III Fcl tes liis bland Lead,
TAe Soldiers a-a Ehsir Anssla.
x4nrEA llwsOS eouoDon.
! was sitting at my table, n
when the evaalng's taHk Va5 Ger,
Thinking Of a fs4snd, low lying
On soalhern prison aoos.
Ere knew Il, l was Waftsd
Far away % Southern Ekiss,
Where the white tents Of our soldisrS
In their solemn beauty rise.
All above and all around them,
Hosts Of angels 60 and come,
Breathing words Of love and kindness,
From the cherished ones at home.
Every soldier has AS aHosl,
Though unseen BY mortal eye,
Nightly DER his slumbsu watching,
Catching every weary sigh.
Where the wounded srSau In anguish,
Raeked with pain In every limb;
See, It whispers that his mother
Hourly thinks and prays for him.
To the sick and dying prisoner,
Lying on the stony door,
oh how welcome was the message
"Aii earths woes for thee are GER
When saw them bear him upward,
To the regions Of the blast,
could shed no tear Of sorrow,
For his spirit was At rest
With my Joy I ceased my dreaming;
Though twas midnight In my room,
Yet my heart was full Of sunshine,
without 4 ray Of doubt or gloom
oBERLns, O., 1872.
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BFHERnoTYPm.-S

sFHEREOTTPM.-stimpson Il, beyond all
question, . superior artist, and We advise
those wishing to get fine likeness to cali
upon him. A Wait to his gallery, No. 25s
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
sen and stranger. RaT.f
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IMPORTANT 30 NEERl BODY.

DYE BLOUR.-I0O BBLSiTHAT
Ii Is pars, for sale y
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RLoOD AZ CINCINn1rI.
- = =
OIEonEAFr, Jan. %.

OIK0fEEA1F, Jan. 20.
Heavy rains have prevailed since Saturday
night. The river here Is 81 feet and rising
at the rata Of IhEss inches per hour. Five
ieet OF water On the 6st floor Of the build
ings fronting ihe hvsr.
~ tElbataries above are pouring cut at
aoOd height. trH
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CHICAGO mARKKF-Jan 30

II
FLOUR Market closed dull.
WHEAF-MArket 3fltlc better: Tft1a-RAo for
No ]; 81 65le1fsc fbr No 2 In stors 'r'r
OATS-N arket quiet
mEaS Pbh y Market fair demand hut buyers
and aelleTa are apart. Sales az 50 l2TM9 Is
DRksShn HOGs-Market more active but
prices are unchanged.
LIVE HOGs-Markst heavy. SALES st g7,B
a2,40 80
EOkLPE6-Sl' 40 bbls Gnnr. is 900 hush wheat;
q s0o0 bus corn 5,60J dressed hogs; 6s o live,
H1OHARGk-Un rev HorE, hrm q No pre-
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that within -f. fisna Wof' Y be enabled
o welcome Capt, shLi.lsf II Lieutenant
Wiloox.
re Captain .ps.l. ia os.rIia On tAs.a b.
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- J. B. HAll's Arnica Oil, for Chill
blAinS, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
otc. Price IS cents, ct No. II Public Square.
Nov S-R II
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CORRRrTTO4

LouIsvuLE, Jan. 20.
The Baillie Peyton killed In the recent
engagement proves to be Baillie Peyton, Jr,
attached to ZollicoSers Stah, and not Balllie
FeYton Sr.. as arst rgported
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BUSINESS NOFIOH

DOEATION VIsIT.-A Donation Party viii
be given stths Hanover street N. E. Church,
Tuesday evening, 2si inst, for the benefit
Of the pastor. All are invited. jan2l:s7l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

Lava TIP Gas BURsERS-of an improved
pattern from those recently put in the street
lamps, for sale at IS cents each, BY 60.
". P. FOsG.
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EREsH TOmATOES, PUT Up
l. y the shakers, 1t -
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~ Your mother wants a sewing ma
chine, and yOu can got ono OF Grover & Bs-
kerr perfectly new, Cor ten eollaJs less than
the msnuisetursr'S price, by inquiriug al
Halle Homeopathic Pharmacy, II Public
Square. Don't lOss the opportunity. If
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~ There viii be Sunday School Fes-
tizal ct the Hanover street N. E. Church
Friday evening, 24lh inst. Admission
children I've oents adults ffteon cents.
ian2I.97I
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~ YOu can So. ernnbsrFies, hickory
nuts, and dried aPPlea By tho barrel, carbon
and lubriOsting oils in quantities, and at
prices 10 suit customers, At Geo. sPrasus's,
Oviatt's Exchange. IW
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flask PA1En.-LivoFy and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. HOFSss and
Carriages et roasHaabls figures. a.
sauaERae.lv
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Cleveland, Jan. Is, 1852.
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-. sEoOR alaRKRF.-Jan ao

II NALA4hAEHsi
from 0ISalG2k. -.
4TEHLILNtE EXCHANGE and nomfnnl
at ll2 for est bankers bills.
sTOCKs-MarKot higher but only With mode
rate business.
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- For frssh HOmoOpathic Medicines
IN Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, oan Si Halls, II Public Square
aage-RI1
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- Coal OH Lamp ChimneyS, that oar
SOE n BHOEHH ~ TIE HAT, can be tOuud at
". P. Fogg'S, corner Superior and Sonscs
uty,oka
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-Ths Twsnty-sixth Ohio Rsgimsaty
Col. Fyfe, nov 81 Fayetteville, WsSssrn
Virginia, is under orders for LOuiSVillos Ky.
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CRAWFOEDis REEAIE Coal Y4RD.-Buy
your coal Of him. His CHIPPEWA" Is
tho very best for family uss.
0face and Yard foot Of Seneca street.
b 'idge. P. o. drawer III.
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BLRRERlNG.
MILK lEP0I.
nURR MILK FOR gALF

DURR MILK FOR SALE.-TBB
Euhsoribar has Depot &c ths north-Wsat snd
81 Ohsrry street. PsFy, i1E l6s EAie eft iik
produc1d On he faTls. Wh1fo RUkH end RlCH nilk
nay b had fof usntl = quaEt in Inter, aad cts
81 1um1or5 orit Ein b esnt fegulss q cay fns
TfIhinQ % tnke i s. cont q G1lrt extra. fff6r1
nay 3 sat through shs PSss O0osi o %
RHEVEg, =
5anlT.gn 2le Pitisbargh street.
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EEGLIsH SALT-FoR SALE BY
HI A TRE2n OyisfrIa ErchapRe
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L. & BOIOHOEsoE

Heol181l - Efle11l8 lBGtldNi
E8ss e. ls1ssstsssegtzss4 of ths most improved
~ naaF o. saT sifhtod, Ne rEesld 1ncaf his ONH
sr1zsct1a, ~ maohnaET of leW sru5tio1s Win
it1gIaEtst cara 70 SUI The aT1l y al oe1o1i
flrlnF Waaknauls uiuEine1F - t1hau nation OF tha
tsgos, ald impzFiingIraHath ioF LONG readtnG o.
ILno logllG.
-. eosonunaoa Wculd hseafnfosa "a publls tha1
s1DgaF umpl0Iu anV ons ~ the asle q as Lelsel.
- Az. nrlelf = nrE1fiEran off n e IS b
o1OoPIf, O01R Ass -, &et "a hHnds
- AhIlFlu1AL nTEs inasTtod uitnout lalE,
- 1r1tl14 - nEtuEei.
ossl5s-E0- @ BupsFioE street. undtE hInorioua
Uls1ni nAllsdAu
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Citirens Wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
above frains OF B0ats, viii Be called Tor b. the
CoachoE of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving
their address at the Omnibus Once, tdf Superior
street, Raxt door 70 the Weddell House.
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C0NaRR88IONAI.
WkameToE, Jan. 20
BEHkfl

The report Of the JndiciaFy COMMITTEES on
The expulsion Of Bright Of Indiana, was taken
W.
Wilkinsoa rsierred % 4 lstter Of Blight
sddgesssd to JeR. Davis, and asked & q vas
Such . ~ hensst and loyal Senator should
write. .EI#H
Morrill,, Bright and Trumbull spoke, bat
without sctiOn the Senate aaiOurnsd- b
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Coma BROIAL.


Fresidsnt-J. L. wHATHzRLT.
'ios Ptes't-M. =. s00Fs. Tru.surur-n. 9. LIoH.
=. y. olsrE, a. ouin, z. 81 nasfs, b. HIoaasa, n
Harvey, A. J. BogEeg, y u. Laater ~
hrguaEza.
.. = Lsstsf. 40 IIusisy - .. aosts
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NoTIcE.-PrOposals win be received at the
Office Of The City Civil Engineer, until Il
o'clock NJ, Jan. 2s, 1852, for furnishing
eighty Gas Lamp -pOstH, with lantsrns and ell
other fixtures complete, similar in pattern
and weight to those recently plasod on Pearl
Street.
By order Of the Board of City Improve
ments. JOHN WHITELAW,
City Civil Engineer.
Cleveland, Jan. Is, 1852.
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SRIRT MANUFACT0RY.

REET By EXPRESS RVRRY-
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iIULTIVATED ORANBB RY,
- th' be' ih the His-kst 4
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SPECIAL R0TlCES.
ORIsTADORo's HAIR DYE


My d YE
Hof Ell uho desire % hAEs the eelor of their hair
sh,nesd With uaIsiT certainty and raPieitT, to ahg
HAaIls they nav desire.
Hazuhstursd ~ ,. OFistadoro, No. A1tog Ho1ss,
Rsg York. sold UyoTgwhsre and applied b. All Ealf
nGonurra
The folly Of Triaing with Disease iS fro-
gusafiy eyinood ~ ths dreui results thas ere self
sgidsut n even WslE Of llb. Her titAry dissaso,
arialug from Ua-lT indlorotions, aad the deteriora-
ting esot oi mercury and ether mineral Aeoutl are
boih % b dgPlorut and prsv-ntsd, The great OBJ
iccl q q siod out n oysrT line Of she book "HU-
HAN EBArLTfs Or Physiologual Esstarehat,"
Uhich hss hoea compiled afser much utndy and re-
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