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CHINA HALL.-Persons going to house
keeping this spring should not fail to call
on Mr.. ". P. FOgg, on the corner of supe-
rior and Seneca streets, where they can find
the most complete assortment and finest
quality of EartAensOars, China Glasss0are,
Table Cutlery, SilUsr plated Ware, and other
house furnishing articles, ever offered for sale
in this city. For over ten years Mr.. Fogg
has been located on the above spot, and by
sdhering to the principle Of keeping the best
article Of Ware and selling at fair prices, he
has built up q very large business. Give
him call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

SAH FaAHgi80o, March 90.
Arrived, bark Comet ron Honolnln.
The authorltiss deny slst an agent ever vent
% England 70 Hypothesis The enti1s erour
Of Islands e. SscErity for e lean. Tksls q
no necessity foE q lOan, much loss . forooa
one.
The California Leglslaturs 70 dag passod 4
resolution requesting the Governor 70 tsies
graph 70 The President 70 ascertain 4 he
condition Of foreign relations render Il Cd
VISIBLE for this Sists 70 fortify her harbors.
Dates from Oregon snd British Columbia
Of the 18th state that the ies ln the Columbia
and REazsF rivers had commaaead hrsakinz
up.
Thirtesn miners had beea murdered 81 he
Snake Indians IN the Salmon River mines
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IRON NRW YORK

NV Io8E, Nafe1 g.
Ths steamer Columbia, hon Havana 73d,
has arrived here with Vera Cruz dates to shs
1eth.
The English troops had ArTiFsd At Hasaaa
and sailed ios Bermuda.
some Mexican barracks eight miles rom
Orisaoa accidentally blew up. Thirteen hun
dred bodies were found In the ruins.
ItWas reported at Havana that hs sehoon-
e. " de Awake, with Yanesy aboard, waS
captured while trying to run the blockade,
and Is new prisoner at Fort JsRsson, Key
West.
Il ives reported that PorteF's mortar asst
passed south West Pass.
No rebel vessels had reached Havans
lately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

a TEIEND IE D I'D, Thy II.
Dr. sHssfss INFALLiBLE EIHIMEET q pre-
Bursd lram ths rscipeof Dr. stephsn Eeet, Of Con-
nootlcut the great bone setter, and has been used
= his practice i0r ths last twenty years with the
most astonishing SUCCESS. As an external remedy
e Eftheut . rival and viii alleviate pain hore
psodiiy tban any other preparation. For all Rheu.
Eatio and Nervous Disorders It Is truly infRllibIe
Hnd curative ior Sores, WOUNDS, BprsinB, Bruis
s. &C., 81 soothing bealng and powerful strength
e1ns prupsnsifias, excite the Just wonder and ss-
1ouishment ofan who hags ever given It q trial.
oFer lour nundrsd certificates Of remarkable cures
rssrmod b. &c within the last tEo years, attest 70
t1i1 iact. Strong 4 Ar1nHirone, AgBnts Tor UeVe-
land. decloalteo2WdEW
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BUSINESS NUTlUEs.

~ 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, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given to 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, 1862-03-27

UHlTED STATES COURz.-The case Of Thorn
as jefferson Bull, for making and passing
oOunterfeit coin, vas taken up Yesterday
morning. B. White and J. Wade, Esqs. are
assisting IN the prosecution. Judge sPauld-
ing and samuel Adams, ESQ for defendant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

LRoruRE.-The Rev. Moses Hill A. n
will deliver q lecture in the Methodist
ohurchin Bedford, Thursday evening, Msreh
s7th. Subject, the present and the future ol
our country.
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TA0MAs MANNINe

~INTTH 3 MATHER RAT1 RH-
y aoTrD = Sc. ls3 Wcss eifgr strset. U1lls lhgY
so ahun b fBanu-actrrs rlHAH bnflN81, OH
FAEKH and STILLS. al dclcTiD Dllonl clrl ~ q
sllIar Irdn. Roilers, Ifils ana Tar - Fort.ElI.
n a.-An enr< n their tnq pruuptl- sst.nae4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

TEE FaoILITz GUN AGAIN. About six
weeks ago we called attention to gun with
the above title which was being experinaent-
ed with By Mr.. W. H. Fargo, Of this city,
and endeavOred 10 give general idea Of the
advantages claimed for it over all other
guns now in use. Since that time Mr..
Fargo has subjected his invention 70 further
and more radical experiments, and the sat-
isf9etOsy results produced induce ustO again
refer to it. These experiments have dem
OnsiTated q degree Of accuracy and precis-
ion for this gun which We believe can be
shown by comparison 70 surpass anything
recorded; and have also shown that in point
Of range it is destined to equal, If not exceed,
the achievements Of the celebrated Arm
strong gun. We have spoken of the merit
claimed for It in being breach loading, and
we again call attention to this because we
believe that the naval experiences
oi the past few months hss indicated the
necessity for such gun. The gun under
consideration, on board a man-of-War,
would in the course of half an hours con-
test, contribute at least half again as many
discharges as could be had from the guns
now in use in our service, and 80 impo rtsni
is this fact considered with regard to the
Armstrong gun, that the English Govern
ment has secured 10 itself the entire control
Of their manufacture. The Facilite gun
may be made to any ealibrs not exceeding
one hundred pounds, and SO peculiar
yOt simple is its construction, and
SO propOrtionsd is it to the prQjectile, thai
we are assured that the recoil Of the larges
calibre will probably not be more than two
thirds of that Of any other gun of similar
power now in use. The ease with which il
is operated is most striking and commends-
be feature. In our view it seems that thu
Government should give this gun q mos
thorough examination, and we are informed
that steps ara being taken TO have it tested
by the Ordnance Department, and that i
will probably shortly rscsive attention.
In connection, with this, we may mention
q peculiar shot which Mr.. Fargo has perfect.
cd, and which seems to be just thsthiRg fol
use against such vessels as the Merrimac.-
Il is simply bolt, the ends being square, tC
that when it comes in contact with the sid,
Of vessel iteannOt glance Of, as the round
shot did in the fight between the Monitor
and Merrlmhc, but must take effect, anG
wherever Il penetVates It has been found tC
tear out, a. It were, the material, leaving {
large, jagged hole, which It would be very
difficult to plug up.
We msy again have occasion 10 speak o
the merits Of this gun, as we hsve no dOubi
II will be fayOrably passed upon BY the Gov
errment, and when we do We shall endeavOi
TO give description Of Il more in detail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

TIIDEn VINEGAR, GOOD AND
Etrons, for sale b. 4 A. PALMER.
Cor. Kris aud Prospect SITS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

~ Continental and KnickerbOeker for
April; also Banner of Light, Pilot and all
the English publications, just received by
Everett & WI,On, (succesSOrs to Hawks q
Brol.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

RENOvAL.-on the frat of April, Root,
WhitslaW & Co. will occupy their new quar-
ters at No. 1O1 Superior street, the room for
merly occupied BY J. b. Crittenden, where
can be found a full assortment Of Leather
and Findings, and where they will be happy
to wait upon their customers and the public
generally. mhr25.Ssl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

~ The Boston Pilot, Irish American,
Wikes' Spirit, N. 7. clipper, vrzity Fair,
and eli the late papers, At Bakers news de-
pot, opposite the POstOfioe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

r AMPS LAMPSll LAMPS lll-
- b.v1 rzssr fhfs der q due assortment Of
fI51u on, La as, oInb eng segsral ~ = 1tyles
Snf rasteFua which or5 ior ale = .S y,
fr.ai rri.c1 nIreh feloH ne aAa1et - NJ Os-oi
dssl.5 ss..o, ,.s, g AsV YORK Sc sARRz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

THE Fnn LAST EIeKT.-The FIRE last night
was, We believe, beyond the city limits, in
the direction Of Eewbursh, but where, or
what was burned, We were unable to learn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

NEW 1hINAUIHE9s
Carl Schurz, w. B. Burnett of N. z, Col.
John W. Geaty, of Penn'a, Col. Terry: Of
Conn, regiment now at Port Royal Capt.
Rufus Saxton, Chief Quarter Master at Port
Royal, Col. RodmAn, of Rhode Island, (regi-
ment at NeWbern) and Gag. George L. Hart
sug, now in the Adjutant Generals Depart
ment were nominated Baigadier Generals
to-day. No con6rmatiOns or rejeotions were
made in Executive Session to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

~ The Pgiss OF the BloHHIsa LEADEH to news
agents ls one Dollar and Fifty Cents per hun
dred, sad no deviation under any circumstances
The postage on the LEADEA, to News Dealers
Is oAe-fourth Of q cent per copy,
We would prefer that persons renting post
age stamps should send Us one and three cent IN.
stead Of larger determinations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

NJ n " v a . h
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
No, liz - BANK STRR1R.
We would dsdirs 70 call tRe attention Of al thai
some 70 this market, 70 eur
NEW SFO0R OF BOOTS Z SHOEG
that We are nov reOsiving lrOm some Of the larger
and be5t Manufactures daily, 20 sell for
CASH, AND Cash ONLYl
Our BtoOk consists Of Msn'Hs BOY'n Youths ~.
THiOK KIP AND OALF BOOTH
Mems, Boys and Youths BrOgAnH.
WOhEN'B CALF, KIP, ENAmELED, GOAT AHD
KID BOOTEES,
MLGSEBi CALI AND KIP BOOBIES,
OEILDis CALI, KIP, KID GOAT BOOTEEEs.
LADIES DOUBLE-SOLE KID OLOTH
aaitsrh e splendid ShOs fer this Of the year.
and al the staple goods usually found IN this line
We can also iurnish INFANTRY and OAVALRH
BOOTS. By having two week notice, one hundred
per month Of almost any pattern, car be fur-
aiBhed, the samples OF which shall DO pleased e
show % those HhO wish TO contract.
HOa come all you Boot and ShO6 Dealers Ano
5Eamin0 our stock for yourselves and tVont taxa
long 70 convince YOu that this is the way 20 bop
BootI and shoss-MY0u have the money.
Ulssslsnd. ssst. % lssl:Rli
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CAMERON WILL DECLINE THE
RUSSIAN hISSI0Nl
Rebel Scouts Within Sight Of
Manassasi
PROJECT FOR A REORGANIZATION
OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
FROM STRASBURG...-BANKS
PRESSING ON!
Further Release of Rebel
Prisoners Forbidden.
THE PIRATE NASHVILLE ESCAPED
Special Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader
WAsuvNorov Nsrcb %

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland LEADER
WAsHNoToS, March 2e.
TREATMENT OF TIE POTOMAC TRoOPA
A resolution was offered in the House, by
FsntOn, Of New York, this morning, on the
instruction of the Committee on the Conduct
of the War, to inquire into the cause of the
exposure Of large bodies of our troops be-
longing to the army of the Potomac, deprived
Of shelter fer days and weeks in consequence
Of orders to march being countermAnded,
without adeqEate food and protection, and as
to who is responsible. Wickllfe of KY, OBJ
iected. he believed in letting the army take
care of itself.
DAVIs MAKES SPEECH.
Davis made an hours speech on Alexander
Cummings.
LIBERTY OF TIE PRESS.
Senator Harris presented the first petition
asking the liberty of the press in this country.
1t will be followed by many others to the
same effect
SOLDIERS IN TIE CITY.
Soldiers throng the capital this week.
NEW ORLEANS OPEN TO ATTACK.
The reported capture of Fort Pike, which
recent intelligence from Ship Island renders
probable, opens the way to Lake PonehAr-
train, from the southern shore Of which 8
she'll road, seven miles long, leads to New
Orleans. 1t is bee line about Eve miles.
THE RIVER.
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n. FR0nf KRnruCKY.

@ LOUISVILLE, March 26.
The Louisville b Nashville Railroad is 80
far repaired that running time between the
two cities is reduced % twelve hours.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

FRAHK PAEKHA.-LiVSry and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca Strsst, A No. Horses and
Carriages At rSaBauAbls figures.
napfAR30:ly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

BPHHRHOTYPEs.-stimpSon is, beyond oil
question, q superior artist, and We advise
those Wishing to get q fine likeness TO call
upon him. A visit 70 his gallery, No. 2ss
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
zen and ItrangeE. R2T:f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

BOOKKEEPEe.-If desired, you can yet OBJ
tain the requisite qualifications to take
charge of books this Spring, if you repair at
once TO the Mercantile College. 1850
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BOARDING.

d JARDING.-A FEW BOAkD-
EhB Gu Je cc mmOdattd At 30. 4b Bat
- acct. Also day boa dung can be oltained.
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THE CITY.

GOFss0HAlE's FIRsF Ooz0ERT.--We wore
somewhat surprised last evening at not and
ing Brainard's Hall filed to oyerhowing,
for we he'd certainly expected it would be,
and the event showed with what good rea-
son. Bat q more select and discriminating
audience has never assembled ct any enter
taihmeht in OlsvSland, and the man nsr in
which the entertainment was received could
not but be gratifying to the artistss. To
speak Of the entertainment in general teEmt
would Be q simple tsak but to speak Of the
master work Of GottsehAlk, grand and insPir-
ing as it was, lifting the soul to a sphere
celestial and stirring with 3 strange power
the deepest feelings Of the heart, is no light
task. We shall not attempt TO portray the
power with which this gread performer
governs his instrument. It has grandeur
beyond any description We can write, and
IS shs music bursts forth Is il we're from his
very hnger-ends, so gently and gracefully
dOss he touch the HWeetly responding keys,
the soul yields It's devotion and is filed
with That exalted but nameless pleasure
which hoWs in upon Il from the contempls-
tion Of perfect excellence
OF Carlotta Patti we need say nothing
Our words Of praise can add nsught to her
fame, nor do justice to her merits. signor
Morino is baritone Of much excellence, and
unisss with his singing very agreeable pro
Portisn Of setting. Mr.. Simpson, the Eng
lish tenor, iH very fine.
Tonight q great programme is offered for
thesscOnd and last concert, embracing some
Of tho finest performances Of GottschaIk.-
Let the hail be filled 70 its utmost capacity.
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n. h soLOMoNsoE,

HhacfedI end Scientific 0p6eidE,
Kpsps the laEeest assortmen3 q the most improved
~ lalror bar eighte gro ground under nu oWn IN
lroction, 5y machinery Of new construction, with
k1o greatest care e % suit the eyes IN Al cases.
luring Weakness, Dizziness or In lndammntion Of the
Faas ard iu7orting gtrength fol long reeding or
Gue qeWlng.
Mr. eobonoNaoE would here inforIa the public that
q heyer enployt any IN the sale % hla Lenges.
Also aplsndid assortment Of SPY GLASSES
- AkIlBlOlAL EKEs insorsed without pain,
- nerlcot e. natural.
Hc1nL epril
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wAsHrsoTOS, March 2e

Gen Blenker is restored to his cOmman
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call 81 Halls, II Public Square.
auF5-RlI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

EOR RENT.-HOUsE No. So PRas-
Il PkOT street Possession EiVsa ApriI Ist Ea-
Quire Of q a PITKIR. MeIop3.ftan Make, cor
ner Hnr0n and Prospect st.. mazf.l0
EUR RENT.-A NIsa AND SEUa
y Hou9s % Granger stFsst, With go-d Ciatarn,
v ell a1d Cellar, ana IN nice neiEhbcrhood. M
quire a. Leader Counting soon, Or af fHN
marlekl1 DO. l5 LHLeaIRE 81.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

~ Cincinnati Commercial is received
dolly at P. NJ, at Bakers, OppOsita- the
post office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

~ George sprague, Wholesale Grocer
and Commissisn Merchant, has removed
fr0n oViats's Exphange 70 2s MerHin street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

- One hundred snd Beventy-five doses
Of AcOnite, Bell, Nux, or any other HOme-
pathic Medicine, pure and fresh, (allOwiDg
ten pills to dOse) sent by mail in metallic
covered bagn, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, NJ.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established 1s49.
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PIANO TUNING.

DIANOS TUNED.-L.eEssa
v. PIERCE, PrOleslisnai Tuner.
PfSnos timed and roralred- ~
- Orders len Gs o. sHAW'B MUsfO BTORE,
No. EUCLID srRnETs viii b promptly attended
.. ldPolGkal I. '. PlAkCa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

Citllena Wishing oonveyanoe % either Of TIE
above Trains or Boats, viii be called for by the
ooa0hel q 3esVens' Omnibus Line, BY leaving
thelr aedreas-at Tie Omnibas OMoe, 1t1 Superior
strset, 1ext door q the Weddell Houss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

- The Continental MagnEinefOE April
Al Bsksr's, opposite The post eHes.
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STEAMER NASHVILLE.

The Nashville came out OF the channel
which pilots pronounced too shallow, on
very dark night, showing no lights. The
captain of the blOckadiug vessel thinks
she was hit once or twice. Three more
bloOkading vessels arrived just too late
One was away after coal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

TwHETT-FIvE You've LAD1Rs WAITED i'm
mediately, to whom good salaries will be
given. Also, an Artist, who understands the
arranging of drspery.
Enquire of Nh. JOHNSON,
mar2l.Ss0 Academy of Music.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

-Tampsr not with Natare and the laws
sassteel ard msral that gaide her 0psration1. Her
80 gSro nads o usE and not AB0sE. Ths dire
81 ErSullssrilins fon the latfsr are 'lsgsoas" the
actl ssttsd hahlis o. the hassr sort nav b over
oons hy = careful Porulal Of the work HUMAN
ERAAEET. O. Ray1i0leEual Rsaoarohes," IL viii
d thosas dahassd and dsgrade4 Yiotiuls that hover
% ls brink q dissolution 20 the paths Of happi-
aois and giEins. Raad and b oonvinosd, ths truth
3 thrre. aT
81 b. Oh BARKOW, ~ Biseofss birest, EoW
EsEt. Prios 8 esnts, ssnt fEes OyuFY UhsEe.
sold slso - g. W. Usrk, DrlGEiIs, olsvslano,
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THE RIyER
Water from seven to ten feet deep.

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader)
WAsHn0ToH, March 2s.
oRITIGsM On POTOMAC MILITARY oPERATIOSs.
Major SEabad, a Hungarian officer who
served in the Italian war, is preparing crit
ical review Of military operations on the
Potomac from the date Of Mcclellan assu-
ming command to the evacuation Of Manas-
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SPEcIll N0TICESaE

SteILM. NyIlsE&
"a aBLiaRT GOLD. oorsH,
HoAEreEFr 81 1elv EhTsst.
hth Hlshtl y ehecsst yilh g
S.t simpl lFnio ", q nelleg -, sc.
81 nfmiza,es ssrso1. y. leS
stofrlnf y OoaFh q "1tlqns
Uoib, Dc lls nlsl alagu tAas
uhiot tn tAa bsginaiuU 4ouie
.llflltIsff4..V glsif 70 4 nnd rem4dg, II not
silsutud g. sooe assace. the
fssesrsi' 9ers 6rst istfod1cld
slss.s ~. ,sI. az, .1s Is b. b. sss ss.i
srsic|n hlllfH nc pubic or
firrrhu. Ooitl 1rcncfiiIi, Asihs
-. ualll. d, ne HaeEias Cqus1 o. toIlaupi. 1n
PesEIu srskKEns AND aIUanRs
IN ana shsz seostaalf5f clearing and stroa hun.
u sas sSsssg hssrislg d the nsnz sounsnaa.
the 4allf1 dloEE. tt 4he torf tine ihef were
- Sc en ssis y. ssisSd ,nmsais.s S "a
Islllse. 90 gelsi 81 10 90 q. tas e,.oe ~
sffon, esftlo ssarlI b Inl1lerI ol FaAle Snlltofe.
l1eI gili tQd ihat ths 1lupt. EenedI eil Arn1 q.
IlQet Begal 10 Ief a1d enable them v - ~ " \
fi.iia diacul 2 % sudsfinS - 8qgt.p y wslehmsa.
nd oaftrr dnl4 ds4oWar sronchitl froches,"
I6eh. b losE sxpsFienee, hsye proved their value,
l1Qins rceifed the gaucticn q phyatcsna k.l,ll.l
Il esEFkss. FEV1a trb AoUn. -ts
knloas aGssiipns, csds, rhsuaafiams, sessiyoness,
contaapteai aatgtionI 81 me ulieou, Of the liver
~ ~ staft, lRpicEt. and ~ dlsaaaz which dasteoy
~ eatt tia aays Sxnlbit1d, u9on dlahodaiou 81 ska
49, auzbsr q haFt a. eaarEitt points tiihsz a
c1ns q sas srgtns usRsd o. n ne blood Eosssla,
euasiinrl even sAmiiJins N The hssh, and ugoln
erbrltsd lloE ~ sids Of bsae. Now then littls
Asrd seasiapusa eeult asvzr ara 4 hrandsthl
Psih usrs asst; thsy wouid . PurEsd oui q the
nGIisn. and sosgH q haapg ne voHld - he uufsr
- aot Instead q az eazlY sraTe. Asagr parge, but
Asguf biscd IN siekn6aa.
s. .. o1psntcr. Esq., ol Goeseneur, 81 haWrEncs
~, Ee8 York a years Of age 1ayu hs hes u1sd Dr.
1randrethh Pllla for - yuSu, administered thsm
art io M eoachman, Who had ioVsr and agus; gave
aIat ths dag aor the ohill, chils sad Ssr less So
Sclt; enVs sight m0re tho next day, and % every
staar ta7 unti the ehll and lsyer did not return,
ghioh Nas about olsht dayu from TIE nrst attach
Es thuu save bur ever olsF daT for smother week,
Wh@ the mAn Was entirely Fsls0Esd % hil usual
ed hsaiih. Aa
Hs Was hinaalf attached; took them In ths 1ams
ut7 ed WuE curod IN lesl tina. Has used No other
1ealcins ior q years. faand them always reliable
e1E hlmEslf and Amily Wnen sickt has reoommsnded
hsm 20 Thousands With TIA best results, and feels
eenndsnt hat every iGmily would have larger av-
ags q he1ith u thoss PiIs were ulad ID the place
g sllcual and othar hurlfal rsnsdios.
ec,d b A. Gardner, ~ sapafios strSst, UltVs
ned, Ohios End ~ al rsspeosGhls doalers IN msdi.
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oAMERoN wILL DRoLINE.

CAMERON WILL DECLINE.
Gen. Cameron is here, and has said that
he will decline the mission to Russia.
DECREASE OF SLAVES INEHE DISTRICT.
The Senate COMMITTEES on the Distrie. Of
Columbia have statistics showing that the
number Of slaves is fifteen hundred now,
though the census Of 1860 shows three thou
sand. Many have been sent away since the
agitation of the subject.
REBELS IN SIGHT OF MANASSAS.
A scouting party of rebels, Louisiana Ti-
gers, we're recently within sight of Manassas
Junction.
REORGANIZATION OF DENooRATIo PARTY.
A circular, looking to the reorganization
of the Democratic party, is in circulation,
and has been signed by most of the Demo-
cratic Congressman and by-Senator Carlile.
ERoM sTRAsBURG.
JacksOn's depot.Of supplies and stores is
at Mount Jackson, twenty miles beyond
Srasburg. It is estimated a million dollars
worth Of spoils were on the road. Banks is
pressing on.
GEN. BLENKER.
Gen Blenker is restored to his command
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TAX BILL.

No important amendments to the tax bill
were adopted to-day. Discussion and deci-
sive vote on several proposed, indicated that
the House will strike out the amendment i'm
posing tax on whisky manufactured before
the passage of the act.
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LEADER.


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D. Hove-Daponeo's Goltoa PillL
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WI. RAls-Lsesi KOtloas.
HaNki 4 Bro.-Looii Notios.
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BOOTS and SHOES.

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