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FROaI WAsnINGTON.

WAsHIssros, March Is.
The President has made the following ap-
pointments of Cadets at West PsinE Ed
n. Baker, illinois; AlVord 8. Burgess, Ken
lucky; Vim. d. Uphsm, Wisconsin; Henry
D. Wallen, Jr, Georgia; Edward Everett
Sharp, Missouri; Erastus D. Gaines, Illinois;
Uhas. WOodsOn Bates, Missouri; also Rich
ard Taylor Churchill, from the District OF
Columbia. The last mentioned Is son Of the
late Captain Churchill, o. =. A, who died
in the serviee In Mexico.
The Supreme Court has decided after an
elaborete argument In cases, namely: United
5,atss vs.. Lysander Babbitt and the United
A. Robert Cole, and in favor Of the Udited
5latss, settling therein the registers and re-
ceivers OF public lands cannot reialn the
tees on military bounty land warrants be-
yond the compensation Of $4,000 per an
num to which they were limited By the act
OF 1878
THIS decision Of long contested question
saves to the Government nearly a million of
dollars. The argument in behalf the Gov
srrmsnt was prepared and conducted BY As
SIS ant Attorney General OOffey.
Ii is reported that there are various rail
road representatives here preparing applica
lions to Congress for assistance to complete
the present lines, and open new routss, 70 an
amount exceeding in the aggregate fifteen
million dollars. A strenuous Effort will be
made TO induce Congress TO aid their plans
either by the Government endorsing the
bonds, or in the shape Of donation upon
the ground Of nj tiOnal neces sity.
Information received at the State Depart.
ment indicates very vigorous reaction
against Gen. Aosquera. Neither the Gov
ernment Of the United States, or that Of
Great Britain, have ever rseognizsi that
Government.
Brig. Gen. Burnside was this afternoon
confirmed by The Senate as Major General OF
Volunteers
Diplomatic circles are very much disturbed
here By authentic news received from Cuba
indicating serious Misunderstanding be-
tween the allied PoEe.s in Mexico.
Special to Post:
The Naval Committee formally voted In
favor Of the appropriation sufficient to com. /.
plets the Stevens battery, and fftsen mill
ions for the construction Of irOa-elad
steamers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
THE REBELS FIRE THE TOWN.
BURNSIDE A MAJOR GENERAL
Last Nights Repert
FROM BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE, March 10.
Special to N. 7. Times:
The enemy's works, six miles below New
bern, were attacked on Friday morning last.
Tbay were defended by force of $4,000
strong, having twenty-one guns posted be
hind formidable batteries over two miles
long. The fght was one Of the most despe-
rate of the war. Our troops behaved with
great steadiness and courage, aud alter
nearly four hours' hard fighting drove the
rebels from all their positions, capturing
three light batteries Of field artillery, 40
heavy siege guns, large stores Of 6Eed am
munilion, 1000 stand of small arms, and
200 prisoners, including one Colonel, three
Captains, and four Lieutensnts. The enc
my left large number of dead on the field.
They escaped BY cars 70 Goldsboro, burning
The bridges over the Trent and Ulare mont,
and firing the city Of EsWbsrn. No txten-
sive damage was done to the place. We
lost about 100 killed and 400 won hded,
mostly Of the New England regiments
Rev. U. n. Benton was among the illed,
and Msj. Lsgendre, 5lst N. Y. voluu Ieers,
mortany wounded. Lieut.. Col. Merritt, Of
the 23d Mass, and Adj1tsnt F. u Ste arms,
OF the 2lst Mass. Of Amherst were also
killed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

EAGLE WOREs MAEUF1cTURIEe COMPANY.
We invite the attention of those interest
ed to the card in to-dsy'S issue Of the Eagle
Works Manufacturing Company of Chicago.
The reputation of this Company in its gen
erslline of business is such as to preclude
the necessity for an extended notice from
US, but we deem it to be equally just to
them and to the public to commend to no
tics the Sugar Cane Mill Oates patent
manufactured by this Company. This Mill
Is largely In use among thOss engaged in the
making of sorghum syrup, and in this re-
spect has been found of inessimsble service.
We are convinced that none who are 50 en-
Gagged should be without it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
FROM BURNsIDR,s EXPEDITION.

OAbILAOhAt Marcu To-
Sergeant Msjor D. d. johnson, Of the z3d
Massachusetts, regiment, came passenger By
the steamer Commodore. From him we
gatt or the following interesting psrticul ars
Oar troops, under Gen Burnside, landed
on Thursday evening near the mouth OF Swan
Creek, on the west side Of Heuse river, fifteen
miles below Newbern. Owing to q dense
tog the naval vessels did not participate in the
6gbt.
Early on Friday morning the fight com
menced. Our troops advanced along fhe
country road running parallel with the Neuse
river, but mile OF two in the rear. The
road was skirte1 on the west side By rail-
road and dense sWamps. All sloUgihe river
eide were series OF batteries, which were
taken by our troops, one after another, after
sowe bloody hand to hand contests. Our
troops were divided into three brigades, uu-
der Generals Reno, Foster aad Parks. We
advanced gradually, the enemy deseftiDg
their guns, until we reached line Of earth
works extending scToss the road from the
river to the swamp on the west, distance Of
some two miles. These earthWorks were
very strong. They were located about two
mics south Of NeWbern, and between there
and the city ran the river Trent. The coun-
try road and the railroad both passed thrJ'
Il ese works, and crossed into the city By
bridges. In front of these works the rebels
had ielled large number of trees, forming 40
almost impeneIable abattis. Here the flying
rebels were rallied and made for while
desperate stand.
Our men fought until all their smmuni-
ton was spent when an order 70 charge bay
onets vas giuen, and the works were finally
takenst the point of the bayeuet, the enc
my flying and eaViDg everything behind
them. In their retreat the rebels burnt the
bridges communicating with the town over
both the country road and the railroad. As
they bad their trains of cars In their rear Just
across the bridges, they Of course were sole
70 carry of their wounded and dead Their
loss is therefore not certainly known, but it
must have been severe.
Before our troops reached this last work
they encountered another which was desert
ed before they came up. ItWas in front Of
this last foruhcatiOn that our greatest loss
was sustained
The force of the rebels Is supposed to have
0eeu about 900.
We captured q number of prisoners, in.
Guiding OOl. 0Veuy, who cursed his soldiers
as coWafds.
Jussas the battle terminvtsd the fog lifted
and embed our gunbOsts, which had been
waiting for an opportunity to participate in
the Sight, to come up the river, and our
troops were furnished with means Of trans
portation across the Trent to NeWbern.
The rebels tried to 6rs the town on thell
retreat, but were prevented BY the citiEsns
vho extin. uished the flames as fast as they
were started by the soldiers.
None Of our Generals or Staff officers WeTl
killed or wounded.
We captured from 30 to 80 cannon.
The officers of the rebels left their bag.
gage behind, and the men threw away every
thing.
The fight terminated at 3 P u on Friday
when our troops remained masters Of the
held.
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FAO UHIOAGJ.
n III 81 :

CAIcA9oI LII, Mafch 10
Times Special from Cairo; rae
IN the engagement yesterday the ganbost
Cincinnati receiv, q shot which is said 10
have damaged her machinery.
The bursting Of gun on tbs 81. Louis
killed 2, mOrtAlly wounded 2, severely
wounded ten.
Nobody hss been hurt on the flagship -
No damage has been done any othsz OF the
feet
Nothing heard from the land foIces ct
New Madrid.
The Times messenger Just FROM Island
No. 10 Our boats Kept up en- iuesssant
Ere all yesterday. The rebels have aix
distinct batteries on the 1ennessea shore.
One shot struck the Benton, killing one
and Wounding seven. One rife gun on
the Sc. Louis burst, EOunding several
The St. Louis WAS struck several times -
The enemy are very strongly fortified and
have large number Of troops on ne maia-
land.
Shells from the mortars fall In the enemy 3
entertainments every time. All the mortsrs
are 10 leave immediately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

FAfAL Acc1DENTs IN DETRoTT.-An unfoF-
tunats accident occurred in Detroit on Sat
urdsy last, in the falling Of scsf1lding in
the First Presbyterian Church Of that city,
w which one man was killed, and another
severely injured. The Church is undergo
ing repairs, and this scAfolding had been
erected for the use of the painters, who were
engaged upon the ceiling. At the time of
the giving way Of the structure, Mr., Almy,
the Well-known scenic artist, who was kill
ed, with a Mr.. WIight was engaged upon
the center piece. Mr.. A. fell feet down
ward, striking Arst upon the pew railing Of
The center aisle and then upon the floor
He immediately ran toward the dor, but
fell before reaching It, where he remained
until pickedu He survived few hours.
Mr.. Wright suffered serious bruises and in
ternsl injuries. Several others, occupied at
the same time upon different parts of the
scafolding, very narrowly escaped injuries
that mIghs Aasss proved fatal. .
Before light on the morning Of the same
day as the above, the wife of Mr.. Collins,
one Of the Street Commissioners Of Detroit,
met her death by falling into cellar, hav-
ing mistaken the door thereto for the outside
door of her residences. eE .
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kREMG TIN IEDIANE

The War Department will probably au-
thorlEs the srming Of the Indians on the
Kansas border. Commissioner Dole advises
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
ARMING WESTERN INDIANS
[sp,OiAl Dispatches 50 Ulsvslaad Leader !

IspsOiL Dispatches 80 Cleveland Leader
WAsHIEaTON, March Is.
THH HORRIBLE ATROCITIES OF TIE REBELS.
The Lieutenant Colonel of the Sd New
Jersey regiment, the 6rst regiment at Ma
nassas, confirms the statement Of rebel bar
barous treatment of the bodies of Union
soldiers buried at Bull Run. he found over
a table In q tent a skull with Sic Ssmpsr Ty-
rGsnis and the Virginia coat of arms in
scribed upon it. Other skulls were used as
ladies. Bones were used as pipes.
Pringle, an unnatursliEsd ScOtehman, res
idens at Manassas during the winter, relates
incidents Of rebel disentOmbiAg, and savage
decapitatiOn and procession with skulls on
bAyonsts
TIE SUNDAY CHRONICLE.
Proceedings against the Sunday Chronicle
for a paragraph relating to military move
ments, awaken considerable interest here
1t is known that 1t was done at the instance
Of the correspondent of the Herald, who in
sisted In tslegraphing the paragraph unless
it was brought to the attention Of the War
Department.
Other Washington journals have frequent
ly published news which the Censor ezcised
from dispatches to journals at distance
The Herald is especially feree because 1t has
been warned several times itself.
ooLoRED HLL CARRIERS.
Senator Sumner has introduced bill re-
pealing the law fOrbidding persons of coler
to transport or aid in transporting mails.
THE TAX BILL.
The House has already considered some
twenty sections of the tax bill, and am ended
all sections, though not in important particu-
lars. One amendment provides that assess
Ors in California be paid higher prices than
in other States, at the discretion of the Sec
rstary of the Treasury.
HEADQUARTERS ToR oUR GEHERALs.
It seems from a paper transmitted from the
War Department to the Senate, that McCIel-
Ian charges the Government monthly
seven hundred aud twenty dollars
for rent of Offices; Hallsck one hundred and
thirty. six; Buell., two hundred and thirty +;
Wool, at Troy, four hundred and twenty
Butler, at Boston, seventy; ROsecranE, ct
Wheeling, fOrty-si1 dollars; Dix occupies
Offices belonging to Baltimore.
REBELS MAR MANASSAS.
A brigade of rebel cavalry, infantry and
artillery, were reported Sunday night within
mile Of Manassas. They did not venture
| To attack
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

+ LIABILITY or TEbEsRAPH 0oHP4EIEs FoR
DsEAT IN ssNDne MEssAeKsy--An important
case has recently been decided in New York
city, which, IN showing the possible evils
that may result In the dslsy Of telegraphic
messages, also determines the liabilities Of
the telegraph companies therefor. A NEE
sage was cent over the line of the American
Telegraph Company to Providence, Rhode
leland, which, had It not been delayed,
would have secured an indebtedness of Sl2,-
OOO.c The delay of the message, however,
-resulted ina loss Of that amount TO the
plsintifss in the case. Upon action being
brought, 3 verdict was rendered against the
Company for $I3, ,4s1 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
THE CITY.

N1v vsssurs-PeOk & Masters have just
completed for launching two sne barka for
s. v. R, Watson, of Buffalo. They are of
similar size and construction, each being $50
feet in length, SOJf feet in width, Is feet
depth Of hold, and $50 tons burthen. Their
cost, when ready tor service, viii be about
81. 600 cash. One of thOm win be launched
to-day or tomorrow, and the other ss soon
astbe wsyscan be stransfsrred to her. They
are built Of the very best material, and will
be among the finest vessels in our Lake
marine.
These enterprising ahip-builders have
several other vessels in rapid progress TO
ward completion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

No MoRE LETTBEs TRoK TIE Amt
The writing of letters by soldiers in the
army Of the Potomac now on the road 70
Richmond is prohibited By an order issued
from headquarters. Letters written just be-
fore the march was commenced, were re-
4ained three days or more at Washington
before they were dispatched northwsrd.
bow long this rule viii be enfOrosd it is inn
possible to say. Those who have friends IN
the army and receiYe ne astssEs viii HRder-
stand the reason wbv. Ef
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

Grand CoSoEET IN BEHALE OF THE sOL-
DIERs.-By programme we are Informed Of
grand concert proposed to be given By the
choir cf the Welsh Church of NeWburg, on
Saturday evening Ofnext week, at Eewburg,
sar ths benefit Of the sOldisrT Aid Society
Of t6st town, which is auxiliary
TO the sOldiers'S Aid Society of this
city. The programme for the Oces-
sion is s most excellent one, consisting Of
bo,B sacred asd secular music, and We have
the be.,t Of authority for saying that the
choir will render The selections in an unez-
csutiouable style. Let the good people Ol
Nswburg prepare themselves fer this Ooea'
sion, snd each anu all contribute to th'
great object Of supply. .'Sg uscs''HFy comforts
to the soldier.
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WAsHIHeToH, March ls.
TIE MAHIHE CORPS.


The last session of Congress authorised an
increase of the marine corps, but up to this
time no nominations of officers under it has
been made A battalion of marines recently
went to the seatot war under no higher OFF,
GERS than Lieutenants. The delay is said to
be caused by pressure In favor of promotion
to OOlonelcy of MArylsnder paymaster, now
Msior, stationed in Washington. But for
the Attorney Generals decision that staff
officers are not in line Of promotion, 1t is be-
Iieved the promotion would have been made.
The list of appointments recommended by
the Secretary of the Navy, in which his name
don't appear, has been in the Presidents
hands for a fortnight,
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RhncniinnnI

The Independence Township General
School Examination Society will hold its
arst session at the Center of the Township
on Wednesday, April I'd, commencing at 9
o'clock A. N. The object of this Society is
to form q more perfect system of schools and
promote the general welfare of the children
of the township. There are three prizes to
be awarded to each class, and certificates of
honorable distinction to the remainder Of
each class.
During the examination all lovers of
learning and fine intellectual treat sre iu-
vited to listen to addresses by E. P. Inger-
soil, Albert slade, E T. Hamilton, Esqs.,
Rsv. Mr.. Morse, and others.
A. J. Spencer, of Eewburgh, will conduct
the Examination.
A general picnic dinner will be served at
o'clock. There will also be Glee Club
in attendance.
VIM. B. MUNsoN, President.
O. d. BUSHNELL, Secretary. s7sd&w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
TELEGRAPHIC.

Bloody hand 10 hand Contests.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

altering the tax bai. Tar on quask medi-
cinsS is reduced BTaI Is removed from
afidavits and Acknowledgements to pat deeds
on record. Foreign varnishes to be taxed
like home made.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
FROmLOUIsyILLR

LOUISVILLE, March 10.
Yesterday morning the train from Bow
ling Green to Nashville was intercepted at
Gslla'in by party Of rebel cavalry, under
"a lain Joe Morgan, who run the train oil
the track. and took prisoners about thirty
bridge builders en- route to Nashville, 70 re-
buiid the bridge over the Cumberland
The only remaining locomotive on the
Memphis branch Of the Louisville 4 Nash
vile Railroad, exploded near RusseIlville
yesterday, killing the engineer, Edward Por-
ter, and q brakeman. This suzpends rail
communication on the branch ior the pres.
sat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

Total ROut of the Enemy !!
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

SPHzzEOTTPM.-stimPsOn is, beyond al
question, . superior artist, and We advise
those Wishing to get Ane likeness 70 call
upon him. A visit tO his gallery, No. 36S
Superior street., wiz richly repay both oiti-
sen and stranger. Ra7:h
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

HoHsE sToLHE--LAles J&EwARDs.- Alton
tion is asked to The advertisement else
where of Abraham shssts, of horse st,Ole1,
in which slOo is offered fo.. the apprebsn ,
sion OF the thief ana infori nation that Will
secure the return Of the hor, ., or s2S for the
horse alone. Detectives aad others ts Re
Dotcs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

7, VFoETLHF AoEIOE or The BOARD OF EDU-
60. The Board Of Education, at its
r.rrI., 9eeting Monday evening, voted TO
;.s- =. Ns intermission at noon 10 two
49,. ;,.,... Of pne hOar and half 80
that the schools !, 'tu 'sfssi,ef 81 n ~ wv, 'TO
o'clock. Il was also EossA 'Has lne ton9ols
close on Friday Of next WosA ~
of two weeks. ID
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

INV I 0EHl IIIlII 10 :
Key West advisss Of the 10th, report The
sailing Of Porter's mortar feet. -t
A Nassau letter Of the 9th inst states that
the steamer Ella Warby, with ZOO bales of
cotton, and the Kate, from Fernaadina5 ha43
arrived there. Tneeaygo Of the former bsing
transferred 10 the ship EHss Bonsal.
The fall Of NeRb1rn leaves Beaufozt and
the pirsie steamer Nashville, st our mercy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

81 The price efthe MoEERo LEADER to news
agents Is One Dollar and Fifty Cents per hun.
dred, and no deviation unser any circumstances
The postage on the LEkDEE, 70 News Dealers
Il ols-fourth Of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that persons renting post
age stsmps should send Us one and three cent In
stead Of larger denominations-
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he Way5 and Means oOnnifiss s1a d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
BUSINESS EoTIoBs.

~ Prot. LadFiev's French Monthly Pc
riOdical Drops will remove ell ObstruetiOnS'
For sale at DR.. Kings Inhrmary, No. l0l St
Clair street, opposite the Angler House,
where all diseases Of 3 delicate and private
nature are successfully trested without loss Of
time, change Of diet or exposure. u
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WAsHInOTOa, March IS.
MAJOR snhERALs

Gen. Burnside was confirmed Major Cen
eral to-day. A discussion bat no action was
had touching Buelrs nomination IS MsjOr
General.
Wendell Phillips had an interview with
the President To dag, by special Invitation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
LOYALTY IN oFFIonRs.

Hale, in course of discussion on the res
olHtion to submit Starks's case to the Judi
cisry COMMITTEES, intimated that In confirm
ing Emery BrigadieF General yesterday, the
Senate considered the question Of loyalty
concluded, by previous confirmation as 1t.
Colonel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

THz CovHrs.-Nothing new in the Courts
yesterday. The case Of Collins vs.. Paine,
before Judge Cofinbsny, is isexciting incrsas-
ing interest. The prosecution rested yester-
day afternoon, and the defense introduced
i.n tn.iirnnnv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

Ia DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and Electropathy, cures obstinate cases of
Dyspepsia, RhsumAtism, Sorofula, Neural
gis and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given 70 many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. Office No. lie Seneca street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

TaEAoHEET.-Fhs proceedings Ia,
Council were suddenly inteTfuPssa n,
evening BY the going out Of the gas. 1dA
was restored in q few m inutss, and ths
work Of the City Fathers ent on 70 its Pre-,
per termination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

GoLD PsEs.-BOokkeepers and others in
want of good gold pen, can now have q
choice of An entirely new stock Of Leroy W.
Fsirchild's manufacture. Every pen is war
msT1a-lw J.B. COBB 4 co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

p1acfilal = Saeadfc Optieial,

- ITIEIIl-I III IllIlI'1ll'1 VF''F.1-'l
Kssps tn argest essoTtmeni u ths most I'm PROVED
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Tlscsion b machinery Of neN constrlctloas Win
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S1rinr weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation oithe
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Am sewing.
- soI6noasoE would here Inform the p1hlic that
hS1aVsF slPloys any one IN the sale q hta lenles
- Aiao. arlendLd n1lortlnent OF , 7 4 = 5nA5'
UTIOROSfs0PES, CON PASSES &c.r kept on hand.
lsr ARTlFtOiAL EYEs inserted without pain,
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d-SiSSl-Eos 20 s1psriorGt, pndsr the AmericAD
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

.TT T1IEOE.-F. A. Brown, late
..rwp hancock, would be pleased TO
s..il -. t,;s,a, = sSd The public generally. at
lss BanE rtrsel. Ia laOl0.S'0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call st HAu'S, II Public Square.
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