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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

FROx TEE SlvExTH REeINENT.-We have
been shown private letter from g member
Of the Seventh Regiment. written on the
24ih ult, from Patterson's Creek. He de-
soribes the camp Of the regiment as the
most disRgreesbls it has ever been in, the
mud being on an average six inches in
depth. Rev. D. C. Wright, the Chaplain Of
the regiment, arrived and entered upon his
duties on the 2lst. On the retreat from
Romnoy the regiment sasTi6eeda great deal
of clothing, &C., in consequence Of q lack Of
transportation; The sutler resigned his
stock to the men, from which they took all
they could carry about them, as paper, ink,
envelopes, &C., also filing their haverssekE
with cheese and other "delicscies." About
90, 900 troops were at PsttersOn's Creek at
the time of writing, and more arriving. The
regiment was in good condition, and the du-
ties light, from being divided among 50
great number. Company was anxiOusly
awaiting the return of Col. sprague. The
disappointment Of his men upon hearing oi
his promotion will be anything but agree
able.
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Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader.)
WAsHmeroH, Feb. 2.
TIE LANE AND HUxTER HAFTER.

TIE LANI AND HUETER HAFTER
The President and Secretary Stanton say
they do not know how the Lane and Hunter
matter stands row. Lane was appointed IL
expectation that he, (Hunter) with whom be
said he was friends, would arrange matters
smicably, which the President expected
would be done By Hunters retaining charge
of the Department, and Lane being detailed
to the expedition. The President now eT-
presses hope that this will be done If con-
sistent with the public interest and with
Hunters approval. lr-
Hunter was telegraphed that he could not
have the three millions for which be asked,
to purchase fifteen thousand animals and
complete bis preparations.
LATE FoREIsH ADvICEs.
The mails bring news from France and
England which is considered favorable At the
State Department. Nothing is said of the
stone blockade.
CASE OF eEE. BENHAN.
Sen. Mcclellan has ordered court-mEr-
tiaI for the trial of Gen. Benham.
AEoTHER sTEANER LOST AT HATTERAs.
Private letters from Hatterss add the
steamship SaWanse 70 the other vessels lost.
She arrived on the 18th, parted her chain ca
bic thssam day and at night was run on
the shoal to savs her. In the morning she
was hard and fast, hogzed, and with sand
about her 90 that she could not be reached.
She is total loss. The writer thinks there
are enough transports to take one brigade to
the landing place, which can return for the
othsrs which may be got over the inner bar.
MONTY FoR RELHT OF PRIsoHERs.
Twenty sVs tAcnsand dollars have been
placed to the credit Of Commissioners Ames
and Pish for Southern prisoners. They delay
their departure to get lists from Congress.
men Of constituents imprisoned.
cOx's REPLY 70 GUILTY..
Cox derived materials for the sabStantiA
part Of his reply to Gurley from GenarA
Mcclellan himself
/ -Hs W REJoICEe n sFAM.
The Liberal party in Spain are jubilAn
over the reported glorious news Of the pass
sge Of the emancipation act By America
Congressman!
TIE LEGAL TEEDIR CLAUSE
It Is believed that the legal tender claus
Of spaulding'S bill viii be adopted By th
House.
TAX or LIQUoRs.
Large dealers here are trying to Gu
! down the tax on liquors. They say tn
. product of distilleri es in the country is 81
! hundred millions of gallons. II this Is tru
: a ten per cent. tax win produce sixty mi
: lions. Probably e higher tax viii Be in
posed.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 2.
A dispatch in the NsrfOlk Day Book, q
he 3lsL dated Savannah 5oth, says that u
Federal vessels were at WEFsaE Sound yea-
tsrday, and heavy firing was heard there.-
Cause unknown.
The Savannah Republican has 3 private
letter dated Baiubridge, Jan. 27th giving thl
report Of hght at James Island, near AP,
psicbioola n which 90 Federals were killed
md IS taken priSOass. Rnsmy routed; oul
los IA
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EIRE.


b0aIOhI teo- I.
A 65e broke out here last night in the
Granite Biock. Nos. 2s3, 2s5 and 2s7 Wash
ington street. occupied By John q. Pray B
Sons, carpet dealers; Geo. B. Davis 3 Co.,
and VIM. K. Storms & Co, dry goods deal
eis. The buildiBg was owned by the heirs
Of Fraaklin Dexter. The loss is $50, 900,
which L mostly insured.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

Opinions Of New York Bankers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
COLLISION.

HARRIsBuRsH, Feb. 1.
A collision, attended with SERIOUS conse-
quenees, occurred on the Northern Central
Railroad yesterday morning. A freight
train and q repair train eollided st bend in
the road near Coeksysviile, Nd. Oue man,
workman on the road, was instantly killed
and four others injured, two Of them ssri-
ouslY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

NV TOEK, Feb l.
Commander John g. Worden and Lent
s. L. Green, US. Navy, have been ordered
70 the Ericsson Battery. Commander WoE-
den is the Lieutenant Worden whom Bragg
arrested ct Pensacola, in Nay Last, ald who
fingered in the county jail Of Montgomery,
AlRbama. 50 manY months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

THE sKLT17a PLHK.-Ysstsrdhy and Last
night were very cold and the process o.
freezing went on vigorously. Skaters will
and the Park in capital condition to-day
Rsmember that the days Of winter are rap
idly fleeing, and those who desire to get th'
benefits Of the wholesome e1erciso ofSkatinl
had better "Piteh in"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

Tn SANITARY corn1lsIOH.-Tho Louis
vile Journal speaks thha EratifyinEly Of
me work Of this Commission, and Of the
part borne In h By the Cincinnati and
Cleveland branches "By the active and
practical benevolonee Of this Association,
and lie vigilance, much service has been
done among cur sick soldiers, IS we'll e. In
the prevention Of disease, BY Sxazinationu
Of camps, and advising with surgeons and
ofaooH in regard 70 ventilation and drain
age. The Branch Commissions At Cleye-
land and Cincinnati are daily sending gra-
tuitOu 'ly large cases Of hospital supplies 10
our brave defenders, and wo are hsppy to
state tAat the Adams Express Company for
wards ell such donations free Of charge 10
their destination. The Cincinnati Branch
has sent over one hundred large boxes, con-
taining ShirlS, drawers, blankets, and other
articles needed in hospitals. Mr.. B, P.
Baker, OF that Commission, is now visiting g
our hospitals, and, TO use his language, is
"taking orders" The Cleveland Commits
sion is doing perhaps fully as much, aud
the name Of Mrs. B. Rouse, Of that city.
viii be gratefully remembered long after
this rebellion has bssa crushed.
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u,n.nnronnI- Tha @ Anti-RhenmaLlc

VroroEIoUs The " Anti-Rhsumatlc
Band" permanently cures Rhusmatism,
Gout, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections, and
all similar diseases. Il has been tried By
thousands with the most satisfactory re-
sults. For sale By G. ". CLARK,
ianas.S7s lI9 Superior St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

THE ALLEaHLNIANs.-Theh hrst entertain
ment of this troupe will take place at the
AelOdeOn this evening. Henry Ward
BesCher says Of them: "Thsir music is de-
eidedly fine, especially their quartetsJ and
It will be long ere We forget the magnih-
cent and heaven inspiring chant, Where
shall the soul End rest,' q. sung BY the Al
leghanians." The Boston Journal says
''thsy are ell good musicians, and know sx-
scly how to entertsin an audience" We
bespeak good reception for them this eve
ming, and anticipate very pleasing enter
teinment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

LAsr CHAECE.-ThOse persons wishing one
of those fine "Oil Portraits Of Washington"
can do 60 by leaving their orders with the
agent &c. L. WillArd) ct the Angisr House,
any time between now and Wednesday,
This is the only chance our citizens will
have Of procuring one, as he is going to
leave, and they will never be cold here
again. Every person ought to have one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

~ Tour mother wants q sewing ma
chine, and you can set one Of Grover 4 Be-
ker, perfectly new, for ten dOllaTs les than
the manufacturers price, By inquiring at
Halls homeopathic Pharmacy, II Public
Square. DOu't lose the opportunity. Il
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Prisoners at the SOuth---The
COmmiSSiOnerS---PriSOn-
erS to receive pay.
The Kansas Expedition
What the President says Of
the Lane and Hunter
Natter.
Proposed Tax on LlquOFs..HOW
Sixty Millions can be raised.
The Southern PrISOnerS.--
$4,000 for their Relief.
Special Dispatches to Cleveland Leader }
.'' WAsznsrOs, Feb. l.
=
sM. HusTER's ExpEDIFIoA.

Especial Dispatches 70 Cleveland Leader.)
WAszheFOH, Feb. l.
GM. HUNTERS KxPEDlT1oz.
If General Hunter takes command Of
the expedition from Fort LsaVenWorth, SOUTH
ward, the eampaign win be conducted upon
the same principles regarding slavery as If
Gen. Lane commanded.
BLAIR's ooHEIRcAFIoH BILL.
Frank BlaiFs eOnsscation and colonization
bill comes before the House on Tuesday
next. --s -Is..1
COL. KEERIsAH AID A EEW oRLRAEs ELH.
Col. Kerrigan got into q fight to day al
Willards with Union man from New Or
leans. Kerrigan drew a revolver and called
out-I viii draw line here; you 6ght for
the South and ! for the North The By
ISLANDERS separated the parties-
TIE HoRTAR QUESTION.
There has been great cOmmotion in official
circles about the diversion Of mortars
to the Atlantic seaboard from the Mississippi
fOtiIa for which they were originally Or
dered by the Ordnance Department.
TAE 0oALlnsRoHERs TO soUFHERN PRISONERS.
Secretary Stanton has declined 70 asSOeists
Congressman Ely with the Commissioners
Amss and Fish, on the ground that bis being
member Of Government might complicate
matters. The other Commissioners, be says
go to visit the sick Who are in prison.
zHLARsEHEzT OF TN DEPAzTEEEF o. TR
POEohAc.
By a general order from the headquarters
of the army the States Of Pennsylvania and
New Jersey are added to the limits Of the
Department Of the Potomac.
PRIsoHRRs 10 RECEIVE PAY.
The Secretary Of War directs that officers
and soldiers Of the United States who are or
may be prisoners of war shall during their
Imprisonment, be considered entitled to and
receive the same pay as if they were doing
active duty.
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FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. !.
A party Of rebels under J. @. Morgan, Of
Lexington, captured Eve telegraphefs near
CampbelIsville, all their iRPlsments and
wagons, and burned = church at the sta
ton.
All quiet below.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

THR THEATEE.-The exciting drama Of
"The Patriots Dream" is increasing in ia
vOr. 1t will be presented sgain this even
Ing. Those who desire to see it should not
postpone, as it viii soon be withdrawn 10
give place to other popular plays now in
rehearfal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

TAE1ro THH PLEDoE EoR 70 sEEL LlQUOH
TO sOLDIERs.-Col. Thomas, commander o.
. Kentucky regiment, now stationed 81
BEattlsbOrO', Ky, iS the hero Of an sxPloii
which furnishes . good example for other
commanders, and one which they may fol-
low with the cOmmsndAtion Of the whole
people. He has made all the rumsollors in
The village Sign the temperance pledge
The way It happened was Hs follows; Sew
oral Of the soldiers had been furnished with
liquor. The Colonel demonstrated, but
without effect. Again the soldiers returned
10 camp intoxicated Col Thomss, indig.
Aant IN view Of such lAWlsssness, ordered
out an armed company, and, with pledge
in hand, led them TO the village. He waited
each hotel and grocery suspected, and de-
manded Of the landlord 70 siGn pledge not
to sell any more liquor to his soldiers. A
refusal to comply would make their liquor
"cohtraband Of war" and consign it TO de-
sIructiOn. All the transgroSsOrs signed the
pledge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

EEw TERN-CLEvRLAED IEsTITuTH.-The
next term will commence on Monday even
ing, Sd inst, at po'clock. All who are de-
sirous Of attending should apply SOOn, a.
the school has been very fall the past term,
and not sufficient room TO accommodate all
applicants.
Stevens omnibusses will leave the Wed,
dell House, as usual, for the accommodation
Of day pupils. febSSt
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CHIOAGO HARREF-Jan. 81

IBH fELnaRAPA-l
FTOUR -MArkot active and hrmsr.
WH8AT-MArket less active I44945o Tor Aoli
6qSn7Oc for No 2.
LslHN- Market quite Arm e 22Ac.
MESS PttRN-nsrket 90 i've; slipping speeu.
la'fTe demand advanced l2H sc. Sales 81 S9,6lf8
sT5. -
RRRF- Cattle IN ectire demand st s. 6512-25.
HslfsrS- azIkeJ So higher for dreEs-d aua live.
HEIJRIlpTafs- 8 80 bUls 18ur; q u1J ouan Wheafi
Ia Ol1 bus corn; 60i live hogs; 3 v dressed
RVOHAHs1k-UnehanE. d.
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PERsOSAL.-COl. Champion Vaughan, oi
Gen. Lanes Staff, is in town and stopping
st tho Weddell. He will remain In the city
until the arrival Of the balance Of the staff,
which will be to-day or tomorrow, when ali
win proceed to Kansas.
Mr.. John c. Vaughan, father Of Colonel
Vaughan, and an old resident Of the city
having been formerly connected with this
PiPer-nOW of LeavsnWOrth, Kansas, ia
also at the Weddsll.
stoughtOn Bliss, assistant QuartsrmaStsr
General Of Ohio, iS ct the Angler.
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FROa WASHINGTON.

WAsHTHoTou, FEB, ].
A letter reoeived here this morning from
one Of the most distinguished merchants in
New York, says that more than eight Bank
Presidents in that city coincide with Mr..
Qallotin.
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RROM ORIRO

CARo, FEB. /. .
Another expedition, perhaps larger than
the recent reconnoisanee, Is evidently in
course Of preparation from this paint.
The troops At Fort Holt have been removed
in consequence of high water.
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Il - EnlnNnEROE.

!FFsssssi ~ EsiSltifs OSteiGH1
Espa thalarEes eut g ne nseet u RIess
81 Ie-F e. f1r aiThtSot are Erouno unoef hia ~
sr1u9rtion ~ nachinefg ofa new constr uL.
Sa----et a-rs 81 - 70 suit fhe eyes in al ezeea
100 pT6SFn--f DiEsineEt o. 1adaEal1aitcn o. 50
i1s1. gnS inFsFtizE 5trunEth ioT long raazifia o
~ ssi5sso,sson v7ould hsEolHfoEm the Flblie thai
fs1sFsr s1 sIoyE sug one u TIE ssle q es4 Ssst
- flSs I rsilsr ffa aaHoTtEls1 uibk 4 2 9AiAsi2E,
ulTfJrdSfs - COR PAR8E5s &n.s On hama.
~AETIFIU1AB "a = inasfiso "atAoab ~
a. psrisct - nIsural. = -.
vvSi+ ~ - 11all-ssu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

LAVA Tn Gas BuRAERs-Of an improved
pattern from those recently put in the ssreet
lamps, for sale at IS cents each, BY
". P. Foao.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

CEkEEoRD'B RRRAm CoAL TARD.-Buy
your coal Of him. His CHIPPEWA" il
the very best for family use.
Omco and Yard foot Of Seneca street.
b-idRs. P. o. drawer III.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

~. Esmper nOt with Nature ana the laws
Thlsisai ard msEsl thua guide her operations. Her
Gdls we're msds % Uss tnd not ABUSE Ths dire
ful rssulI arising from The latter oEion;" the
nosi ssilisd hsbl Of The tasor sors may % oveF-
cons hg careill parusal Of the work "HUAAh
RRAILrY, Or FhyssoloeoAl Bosearehus' Il viii
iaad tholes debased and deErad etiga that hover
oa ths hrut Of dllsou on, 70 the paihs u hapPi-
atss lRd viltae. Bead and b convinced, the tIuih
q thera.
FRA. Prs 9 osniI. sont tree sVorTWhere.
sole Also ~ g. W. Uark, DTuEgi.in, OsValaRds
OaiO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

~ ]. B. HalFs Arnica on, for Chil-
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price IS cents, ct No. II Public Equare.
Nov s-R II
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CERTIFICATE o. AUTHoRtTY.
AuDrFoa o. sFAFE's OGsTC8 e
lMgcnANcl DEFaETE III
Coruwura. fthio. lnnurrT u Ill1.

OaEUEugs, Uhi0, 4aal1lI = va
where's. the HORTa AHzRtCAN EIlB lie
80 EANUl COMeANlt locAtee e Heu E1re, n
fhe sfas8 o. GsW York, hAs ntsd in thih clieo
Sorn stat neat % cOnditlul, rclui1ei bI tho
nrIt nlctioa Of ths act 10 a1o lElI7lEe C1m-
pniea not lB -ry1rt1sd b. tha >ta1o - 0hi1 pe-s-
a Aprii 8 as, anct WhereaI, aaid ccUlr1lI has
farnished the undsrS lnsd satisiAe orr egapo thas
"a Is poIsosssd O q ieast eua huldrrd tAou1 n
dollars q actual capital iuNelted n ufcclt o. n
bonds, o. "a m0Eta-u e real estate. 10lkl8
tbs amount Or Vi ch q nama . mlrtgagod; and,
where's, said c1mpzly has hl.din thi8 % WIT
20 ingtruspt andlr rs corp1EEfa sal q med ~
tsa PreEi eat ana secsg.ary thereo! altasriIing
any aEsnt q agsltS q sai1 e7myaaI IN th8 3tatsl
% ackpsWisfEs ssrgios q lroeoss. t'I 50 = , ha
% aid courDsnfs co11ensll8 ~ lar- l.llsc1 q
1rcc8 shall % taka1 a11 he . be q lald e q
lofTsd ubon the co1gaagp - % - lall e
thsl Or anT c5hef 3tals. ed aalEl1l ~ can e
itghs q error, ~ nasoa q area ooEno1 1Hlgne1i
Nov. ihsrsfsss. in p.Euuslas q tho ert ssrtion
81 fha aIoF, aEid act, 4, 3ohsgl W InTlrf. kndiioE
a SAT- for the Sta e uhlo. q k1FItT eaFli J
fhaf Iaid HoFth AnsriaEl FIN lnllIa1c8 Ecu1srI
Cf HsW Hrrk b aufhortlst % tIullrE9 ~ bu1 nzIl
az Fire InIars % tnls sta ulIii a. ltg. Fs'
daT q JA1carT, n the ytufo1s t1ull1l1 alght haa'
- N NITHRSs WHHREOE, hrgs hsrsantl
(Ial GlbaSribsd NJ name an4 eaus-d the goal q
l1S NJ 0Aos e bs HnEsd ths da1 and yoal
RW. [AYLER. AudIto- q sis's.
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No RxCHANsRD.

BOSTON, 4eo. Z.
Three hundred and sixty-fve rebel Priso-
nsrs, rank and hle, e. Fort Warren, Comno-
dors Barron not included among then, 60 q
Rortrusl Monroe to-moEToW.
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LEADER.
MONDAY aIORNINR. FKB s. tRRQ,


Mr.. O. n. wshb-Aeadsmy Of Aluulo.
o. Guitar 4 soa- Auction sale.
HArfist snoW-LegAl Notice.
Geo. A. TisdAis-Eofloe.
BFuhdroth's Pilis-SpeoiAl Notice.
OristadorO's Hair Dye-spsOial Hotloa.
Dr. BArEOv-speeiAl Rotiss.
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FATAL AcoTDENT.-ROdeii ick Bissstt, =
ship-cRrpentsr, employed in the ship-yard
Of Stevens & Presley, met with en- accident
on Friday afternoon last from the effects of
which he died about o'clock on Saturday
morning. Between and O'Clock Friday
afternoon deceased was engaged in sdEing
of the side Of vessel, standing upon 3
staging about twelve feet from the ground.
He for some purpose stepped backward, and
missing his footing, fell 10 the ground, strik-
ing heavily upon the back OF HE head, frac-
turing and pressing the skull in upon the
brain. He was taken up in an insensible
state and conveyed 10 his home, on Wash
ington street, West Side, and DR.. Strong
called. During the night he recovered his
senses sufficiently to recognise his wife and
children, toward whom he showed many
marks Of affection, but could converse but
Titles He bled profusely from he nose and
ears and suffered great pain. Deceased was
scOtchman by birth, and had resided in
this city about ten years. He was good
workmany-And a quiet, industrious, tenn
perate man. He was about so years Of sge.
He leaves q widow and one child.
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". MIsCEgLANEOUs


Ths gre test am0unt insured Ia aay ona tisk
20 Oo0.
sure ln sny ons eitTs toEn OF Tllase- Ae fuloon
thu subject.
The Z ssfsst smou1t sllgupd % b inluraE a anF
one bio (. Bo rule the sab edf
The amount Of itI capital or slrnlnRI depoEt1f q
aD7 tier stale Q curlty for losa1l th1lair nnm-
auch CON pAuy fr1nllctl any busiueEl q tlIurnnos
in said Siate o. Btstss. Aona.
Tha Charter, act of ilcor ponufion n sd Nems
pEny. In lE13. 1hartof axtsnded IN l9l5-
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PRAVKLERs1 RKGmTzR.

Citizens wishing conVeyance 20 either of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by the
Coaches Of stevens Omnibus Linz, by leaving
their andres AZ the Omnibus Odloe, la7 Superior
strest, next door 20 the Weddsll House
~ You can get oFAnbsrries, hickory
nuts, and dried apples BY the barrel, carbon
and Iabrica.ing oils in quantities, and at
prices 70 suit customers, at Geo. sPrAgus's,
Oviatta ExehanEs. lw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

FRIEND IN kGED. 1hl 1T,
Df. Sweets IEFALLTBLE LINIMEET Il pre-
p1rsd u ths recipe Of Or. stephen Sweet, Of Con
nact cut the great bone setter, snd has bseh uasd
in kis practios or the last twenty years with she
lnout agtonishlnE suoosE- AH an external remedy
aW.thest rival, and Vin alleviate pain more
pssdfll q an any other ProBarHtion For All Rheu'
1ssis ana Nursous Disorders it is truly iniAlibls
anI e curative for Sores, Wounds, sprsins, 8Tuis
e. A. itI soothing. boaling and powerful strength
snag propensitiss, excite the just voHder and -
ao-iuhEsnt fan Who hsEs ever given Il . trial
oEur Sur nundred certificates Of Tsms kahle oures
vsornad 81 Il within the last two yearas attsst 70
tRir ~. Strong Armstrong, AEonts for Oleve-
l.Dd dsclealtsoaEdkgs sRl5
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cETr1z o. EaE : unrroB o. 8FAzE, !
cgLuH1ud, Q Jan ~ -
70 q hafeby esrtiGsd that The ioregolqg o. = oqr-
NoFth morical Fire l1Su.alco ocmpa1F & 1sU
NorG, zads % this O.loo or The yaar - sd nov
- Wifasls NJ had aad sssl oGsislll.
lts} isa'A $ EAsi !; 81
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CtzvrLlrD FEEAIE sEn1HARr.-The

CLzTELAED FEEALE sEHIHART.-The Re1t
term will commence On Thursday, February
9th, at 9 A. II. Pupils should be present
on the fret day Of the term.
Street Car tickets can be had ct the Semi
nary; also passes for the term at t'OsHty.fvc
nsr cent off usual rates. jan. 30:3Ts.
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JAMEs =. OTIS. Presifent. and B. ". BLEECK.
EB, socrttGry o. tha North An rican Fire lBgur-
ancs onpang, bsing e erally sgofn. da11ea and
B.y, that the i0reg5iuE q . fail, gFs a1 coffeas
stat msut Of anaira q the gaid Oomp1rY Yltlt1 The
ssid IuEuranca omDEnT - tbs hons nde eul1T e
st leegt uN HUNDkED III luSAe D DOLHa rs
Of actual essh ca1lta invested In EtocI and Boudl,
OF in n TtRagea % Eaal - A.. worth q. abs ths
amount fer Whie4 thg asms q mortsag8d; that TIE
above dsscrib iIVeltne1t1, nor sny p.r1 d r1ot,
are made Tor he b-ns at o. = fldiF.daz eEcfeia-
Ing auihSriti In The managemelto q sai1 ClrlennTs
efh-s fread-nt, - rstarg, fraagur1r N ect 7,
or othsrWise; thst The NOTICES aboTl dl9sribee
nuFa NOS bea Halisn-1 noF a an Ell1ulF X lsc1
OF lmpsirs6 b. said npspg; ana tbut thsF AZ iho
above dsscFibsa Uneora e aHli inslr.aoo oslIanT.
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NV. BLRtcKEs, Secretary:
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LIS TEOs- L THOREElil.
- ComnIs.ioneF f5r Ohl8 IN EsW York.