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81. Anthonys Fire. Rose, Salt Rhcum.
Scald Head, Sore Eyes.

Fra Harr,H l>i.tt-f, ~, Is. ah3s sfffor n ke
44#Et.sz #5sa.4 i},as.s-g1f. i'sslts glrfsf.'a
Oar oaly efHi. at-vtt ttras. vars al a!ss. wa
attacked Law itufi,s his ierrbpasf. They rapHiy
.pTs1 u}fIi thsy formed luaih.oar sis1 ifalaut
fss5s a hlsh ftzI h.s f4s. anil actually hiiui7i
Ia .Fts f5r is4s skiffll ply stflli aiEis4i
piirfr e silver HH4 other ta,tils9s, W4taoui any
at,Iaft,t tH-.f5 fur tet,u dave we guarded h..
luisls itsf 5tH tiam Ia zhuad trar open tha r.
tfItalz su corrupt WnuHd IS ilish eter,s hi. asr
fset. Iissm.s tE5esl eytTy tllIns ei-s hsl any
ts,s fruta, $40 ~.zza s.EalH5 FaHr ~3Es trsgfIJt
am #Ppislu4. titr izli,ig Of Isf;ash lJtIau N,
dire r. -HFs l=zsu - !Fsi ~ hon ~ fat gIyet
IT,, frat istts and zssa aell tlttu hal nni.inl
fhe z4srtilll Tia eialti's zsi. sill n Ia, ta.-
cat, grew aaiu, sud b. iEaIfhy and far
a. ans utiFr Ille wAait ie3s A1ofI4y,.d Irsl5,teI
IL. ia. ft.ttt rfu4f tt5..ff
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Erysipelas - General Debility Purify thu
Blood

From F)r falf. eSariH, Houston 81, Sef- vsrr
" DIX NYtEz | seldom fail 80 remove yrf.at.o.,
Enti SrFfisit Sorrs by the Irscsering usc of vo,
StESAP4gItt-,. anil have just cured an .tt,rt
of Malignant ErHsPeiss with il No Alternative w,,
tsrsseS- squalls the SAE<ArAEtiIzN Won hsv, an,
rled to tle profession ~ well A. 10 thu I-upic,
FROM Z Z. JahHsfon. fs1.. HntefasH. pki5
For tsN4{er years, hal The tfilaw Fry.ff.sl..
on nv risht arm, aafiaz Which ti1no fieI all In.
fslabFafst physicians easiiJ fsaah, aud took hun
dr,sts II ilolitrs worth pf mszirfufs Tn. pI,rs
were . ts that the e"rtis tsetns. visible aud tl,
sdasfsrs dilrsi iat Iny 4al,t b. aIBifuaf.-t
t.,..sp tak4as yaur = Nts NJ tEltIt Tonk two 10,
tle- and z.ittis al vnnE FIfus Tuether ihr 't,,s
cured Iua. ai moss ~ 9ali anil sound au, t.-v
hin ia UufEtf1 Pia71. my ras i~ known ip rfsry
to,iv in tiis community, sad sN.its- ta gu,sr u
all IS
{. ~, q had.4y ateati~F y "a. Cfaait5a ja,Ia.
Sz=af.
~ have u*s.l vaur Str-'r YEittt iu nay family,
fnr eriisrai 5i.itf, aud for purifying fhe E9et
WITH y,ry -flfitl resuit-. anJ ietl eoHaIta,. "a
comm, ,idst.. II IL tia affected
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Biningef's Genuine Cognac Brandy.
l. q, a 1i al - .fsit eft IL d. sHssl 81 i~'afz
= y, Peg 'izi@' .H saN'f ratr i.Hs ana
q "a quarts.
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p-isrel As special assistant the above named rrep-
aratrin-. f''rn ate by EhoHsHeys i,fdqrS-
tto aud the great substitute iQr all Me'eaftt pttpara-
irons.
Ina ECLFcrr PILLS. without the fatal necessity
..uakin- a na. Il such, VII In eases, by the APP
peai.pu 8f single iu fr1dacc a.. the requirements d
IL stare. eci.ilt and reliable
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faIEhT AND THOspsoNIla MEDICINES

II kF7'I's FF0"ral as70Ftlntul q Mul.cincs use
phs <l,iAigs together an
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
Hen. H.R Waae,

The white.ieather Democrats Ia the Ohio
Legislature, aided by loeofocos In disguise
WhoWsre elected by Republicans on "Unionn
tickets, are making desperate and unscrupu-
lous aght against the reelection Of Hon. B.
+. Wade to the United States Senate. BE
has shown too much anxiety to put down the
Shareholders rebellion promptly and by en-
ergetic means not to have incurred the dead
lest hatred OF all rebel sympaihiEers, whether
avowed pro-slavery democrats, OF aiders and
abettors OF treason sailing under the piratic-
al Gag Of "Union" There is no truer pat
riot and no aber man in the Senate than Mr..
Wade. Nor is there any man who has done
more to bring about that vigorous policy
which is now producing such glorious fruits,
and which bids fair 70 bring the war to 80
speedy e close. IJ would be loss to the ma
ton to deprive It OF the services of such q
man. And yet It is because he has proved
90 powerful an enemy to treason that its
apologists in Ohio are attempting TO defeat
him.-DstrOit AdUsFti5sT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

Tho main part Of Gen, BnrnAids's army
has not bean In 50 much danger as was i'm
asiaed, from the Manassas army. Itseems
thasth Expedition has gone down through
the Sounds, past Roanoke Island, and cap
tuzed NsWbern, situated upon the Neuse
rivsE At the tune Of the entrance Of the
Rzpsdition into the Sound, We gave map
81 the North Carolina coast ard much inter-
eSting information Is to the principal places
in that section.
Eewbern il situated at the confluence o.
the Feuse and Trent near the head Of q
sound or extended bay, which itself emPtiel
mo Pamlico Sound; the command Of both
tAs principal entrances 70 Whioh-Hattsra'
end Ocraooke Inlets-hAs been secured BY
sts national forces. NeWbern Is the port o.
sntsy Of North Carolina and Is the ohisi
town Of Craven county. 1t is situated a
the hseonhuence Of the Eeuse aud Trent rivers
Che Esuse being over mile wide in front o
TIE town. It hss population Of about fvr
thousAnd persons.
A railroad connects NeWbern with Colds
boro, and thence to the Southern and soutl
Western States. An advance can b. advan
tagsously made upon Raleigh trOn New
barn
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NEW YORK MARKET-nIaroh IS

AAN TAhAahAEnsI
RIOUR-Markst eontirues heavy and common
grades have declined &c pei bb with lmite In lniry
for expert and home consumption. Market elosihg
Sales coo bbls at Ss8as 81 for superhns state,
sioGs 80 loE extra staisi s5.29s.sV for suPsTuns
west rn s6,s5a67i for shipplus brands extra round
hoop Ohio; Ss,sS96,7s for 9 ade brands
taPaDA FINBUh In moderate demand and
prices favor buyers. Sales 80 bbls ~ s. 30 Tor
HYK EI0UE-nHrkst quiet snd stsady.--
CORN n iRAI,-Market steady with moderate
demand Sales $50 bbls at 2sO for jersey " Is for
Brandy vine: ana 30 punchiopg ct $3.50.
WHIskK-AArEeJ easier. saies Of 60 bbls at
WgRAT-Easier 20 purchase. and very limited
dsmaDd. sales $500 bush led stsIe at Si,s3, 1900
bush white western o. tl,i5;
BARLBN-so Scarce and nTm. Sales 1900 bush
TORS%MSrkst rules steady with air export in-
quiry. sa'ea 62,Oo bush at ss1e for mixed wsstsrp
10 atOrb, &C delivered; sc dAmugsd do; 59M
Sic 'or new yellow Jer-ey and sonthsrn CSC for new
1aTs-asr dull and lower. at s7aS9 for JSr.
| ssy, Canada. stern and stats.
Il sgt1Ah-RaW con inueu 10 fair demand and the
market IS very arm Sal. 40 hhds Gu aut An7Ao;
so bbdS Por Rico az ~ ) lUl hhds Msludo on pEi-
mOLASSEs-In mcd rata dfmaDd Ct stesdy
prices reles % bios Porto sico At 81 35 hhda Luba
| muscoVad0 At 2Go 2sc; IS bids rrlbidsd st 2Oc.
/ PDAk-M Msrket quiet and ste sdY. Sales Q bbls
at SI33sals.7s Tor messi SO ooSIIoo for primes
/ Sl2 6Osls,75 for prime mess.
/ nREF-NarEet mors sctive. 6alea 500 bbls at
81 Oa5O0 for rountIy prime; S5.5068 o. for conu-
| ny mess; SI2O0l5.50 for rep~cksd messi Sls,leo
ri rRims MISS BEEF-MArkst auist al
| 89O,O0n2O1.
BREF HAMS-scarcs and very hrm at Slssoo8
| I72b
| CUT MEATS Market stssdJ. Sales % pack
| ages at lxG5cOr shoulders; sHaB7c for hams.
1AOON-sides mode aiely active sales ~ . o21e.
at $40 for city long clear middles; 7Ao tor Bhofi
olear do; for short ribbed do
DIR Ea@ED 1tBd5R- Market heavy and lower
/ Sales at lNa6c for western, and 505tSc for city
LARD Market conituues 10 tzVor buyers
Ssles 900 bbG at 76sN, the latter an eNtIems prie
BUTTBH Market rules very nrmu 81 seize ioi
Ohio and l6a2ac for state.
| OHEEBE-MAIket steady at $3.50,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

6epublish this morning highly interest
ing and valuable report BY DR., J. s. NeWbeTy,
Western Secretary Of the o. s. Sanitary
Commission, upon his oficial visit to- and
inspection Of the soldiers wounded at Fort
Donelson. A very interesting sketch is given
Of the trip down TIE Ohio and up the Cum
herlAnd BY the noble band Of Christian Ia
boreEs who had volunteered at Cincinnati to
90 to the relief Of the suffering. Arriving
at the Fort there was work enough for all
to DO, but the material to do with sadly
diHeisnt The poor soldiers lay crowded to-
gethsF, necessarily receiving but little atten.
ton from the overburdsned surgeons and
attendants.
Dr.. NeWberry then makes some very Sc
rious and convincing charges against the Ned
icai Director at that point, end shows thai
ohcer, whoever be il, to be totally unfit for the
position be holds. After the aid rendered By
the members Of the Sanitary Commission
had been once accepted, it was rejected, and
The Ssntinels uoon the boats where the siek
end dying lay, were ordered to refuse admit
tanos to them. The same Medical Director
subsequently insisted upon appropriating all
the Hospital stores which had been conveyed
By The boat from Cincinnati according
to his own pleasure and used mos
harsh, ungsntsmanly snd unyarrantAbl'
terms In his intercourse with the volunteel
Surgeons. This matter viii undoubtedly b,
speedily looked inso BY the authorities q
Washington. We were aware that there wa
aiealOusy Of the Sanitary Commission on th'
part Of the medical staff of the army, bu
did not suppose It would be carried to Sucl
offensive lengths as this, ct such a time.
Dr.. EeRberry has lsbOred arduously ant
Aithfuny as a member Of the o. s. Saniiarl
Commission, his eminent ability and ex
psrience rendering bis services doubiy vAlu
able to the country.
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G T o l. E MI
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

Stolen from the stable OF the subscriber IN UNITY
ToWrEhip Col mbisna county, uhio, on the niRht
Of the 10Th inst . large DARK BAY RORsE about
l0ysaTs old II b. nds high snd built 10 proportions;
By the tollArl = hich She . lump gristle, the
hair 70 shorter than other places, q sma I white
streak IN bis lstt ehank aV-ry large heath. l. ng
and % g. in hs ha has long step and steps With
hts hind loo eonslderaby over the track Of he ore
spot on his f9reh' ad.
08-Uns hundred Dollars Reward will be given for
the agprobeDsioa OF de TdlEF and inform aJion 30
thst can get he Horse or Twenty i've Dollars f-r
the Horse alone.
Sg-The I d 81 who took the Ho-se tet my barn
on nre and burntd u ups together with two other
10 neB and some Usttie rnd many other articles,
Tbs BuescTtnsr asks tbs % OpsratiOa of eli good
citisans In bringing the Cd ndsr 20 jnslee
ABRAaAM bhEET9.
Unity TVp., Columbian 90, o., March IL, Issa.
marlssSTD --I
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Postomee Order.

Appointment Office, March "a, 'e2.
POstmasters who make up packages for
members of Congress direct under the orders
of the Sd December, 1861, and mail them di-
rect to Washington, should write distinctly
on each package, "Oongress" embracing
therein only matter for Senators and Repre-
sentatives. This will enable any distributing
Office, through which they may pass, to place
them, without delay, in the " Congress" bag,
JOHN A. KASSON,
First Assistant Postmaster General.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
IUsrIuE uF TAR PEAoE.

A request having been made BY numerous body
Of BIS FOL Ow eItizsns to Pr T. } q FITz iEBALD,
TO allow himself 10 be put in nominal for Jusiies
Of the Peace, he has complied Herewith, aud iS now
candidate for said once The Professor is an old
citizen, and Is mighty esteemed By all who know
him, both as a man and gentleman.
OLEvELAED, March ls. 1859.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
CLEVELAND PRODUCE MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
WVDNnHDAV MOuHrHn Marf,h ~ Igfq

The market yesterday for all kinds Of Grain and
Produce was very qu'ot and unchanged, and the
sny sales We have to rOpart are one car red wheat
on track at $50. and white do at Sl.C5. Other
ertielss dali and UNCHANGED
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ADVERTIsRp LRTTRRa
TaesaaY. Pfareh d. -.

- Az letters advertised are subject 10 an extra
ea ,rae ot one osdt Persons calling for them will
plee.s % prepared with the Necessary change.
~ oniea viii bo open at ~ a. "A. and close
G y = n sundays-Ohics OPEN from A. -. 10
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COM MHROEAL
Rruas

Beard 81 Zruds.
Prsuident--J. Z. WEATHHRLE.
ViOs Prsa't-H. B. eooEF. IFeasurtr-R. I. hgos.
pnnC1oR1-
n. y. OlArE, A. lluin, IL. b. Davis, B. BrOHhsE, h
Harvey, A. J. BsgFos, 3. p. Lester.
BnglzEEI-
8. ,. LsstsE. y.a. Russsy, HE. asott.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS sALE

M AOIhh JUMMIo5IUNbHb BALh -
w Pursuant TO an alias order of sale to me
directed from the Court of Common Pleas for
CuyahOga County, in the State Of Ohio, In an
action therein pending, wherein Edward Lud
lam is plaintiff, and Asa MshRn and Mary Mahan
are defendants, shall expose for sale at public
auction, ct the door of the Court House, in said
County, on the 18th day of April, 1852 at two
O'clock P. M, the following described lands and
tenements, TO wit: Lot number one hundred and
forty two (l42) in William SHADES allotment of
lands on University Heights, said lands being
situate in the township of Brooklyn, in Cuyaho-
ga county, in the State of Ohio" Appraised
value Sl42. JOSEPH S. GRANEIS,
A. I. SLADE, Master COmm'r
Plaintiffs Atty. mRrlq3S9
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CHICAGO AIARKRT-mareh IS
~ 4uHuauaau1

~ TlF FHLRsRArH.l
FI,0UR-Market dull
WHEAT-Market Qu et and declined kaio.
GOKN-In good speculative demand and ~
nKss PORK-Markst firm. saVss Of extra at
SlO,75
CUT MRATS-Markst quiet.
LARD-aArket STEADY at &c.
H1sGs-Dressed, 5nlOe better; 50 Is light, s,b0a
$50 heavy. Live quiet ~ 81 S5r33.
BEEF CATTEE-MArksI steady.
HHOEIPTA-26U bDls hgurS 7U bugn Wheafi
2snO bush corn; so live hogs.
CHANGE-Unchangsd. Cold 3 cent
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UnIThU oIATEs 3 FUhGi6h
PATENT OBBION AQENO'
FOR SALE OR Rent.

IOWA LANDS FOR sALE.-6OO
acres Of first rats Farming Land in lots from ~
mil 5 Of ihe Capital Of ths statr, for sas low isr
Oashi Or e1eh1Sg gsd Tor VitI ProfsTrg.p rooo
marIs:sSI oor. Superior 4 5.nses -,
DOR RENT A NICE HOUSE,
euit,bls for a small family, 3 few minutes
walk IRON the Po.toaIes. Ad IN Is GEO HAY, NJ.
supsrior stroet, or w.. TAFT. Cleveland Library
rooms ma-l5sE0
EOR RENT-THE TWO-STORY
Brick PHeliDg House No 80 Huroo, near Eu-
For Tticulsrs eaIl at 10 sspsrioF street, opDo-
''i1 @siIi.s7s III -'H NV. IEUTKEMETER,
EOR SALE-OEB l2-HoRsE row.
II tr Engine and Locomotive Boiler. n,Arly nav
wants Planning Mil. or D. Holt Machine shop.
lTU kBNT-THa STORs Rock 80
4 81 by ls le {, sRd cellar. No. rs Holman BI0sk,
tsel1g the Public sQGare-ss prsssnt OeeuPisd By
ns-Ths pennies are we'll adopted Elr a srst-esss
Family 9TeeeIy, Or Drug stOre, and suitable fer
- For Torms-nppIy on prsmises, or to ". D.
Baser agent at News DePts opposite Post Uhea.
DIG IRON FOR SALE.-16 Gao
Z Tons No. Pioneer Charcoal Iron Tor sale cheap
lmaBl2.sa is Bizsr 1.rss.
| TOR SALE OHEAP.-A BRICK
/ House (stora IN front,) and Lot. Nc. ls5 Pc 8
peot street. Apply on the ,. en- ssa. maE02a2
| COUNTRY REBIDENOE-A
1 Y ! goo dwtring bnil acres o. hBsiy improved
land. on Eueli sTsss, only half mile bsyond tss
Oitg hni :, for Z n, ~ q 10 price 70 geod ten
| AM Enquire zt No. lf7 ater trset.
mlI.o;alz zztE. k2gh. EYl AaYER
IiNOR SAL E1aHr AoREs oFEx-
| IL cEL-ENT Lani, 6 m'las from the UitT, On the
/ ksciid INK boad- has oa it tEo aeres Of 9rsPe
Vines in full ce8iing md one huodred ehoies RruiE
Eee,, z 1ers = NE Z uildi9g spoti and 3 1sar
ensushto Pablo aud Sign ehC0lS, Elqgire of
DarI9:s7s s. Pubic squaie.
! FOR Rem F+THE Srosn AND
L IL Dazzling no occupied b. HselmAh. on
/ " atsr stit et--an eEcsueat Business Stand.
Also-A nice Brick DEening Hnuss On st. Olair
I STREET, near corn Of Erie. Gent reasonable. IA.
auira OF lmar5: 81 llIe a. RElskL
GlUk i A'bs.r-A a HOUsBi AND Tor,
II No. 2s2 Fr's .trogtS ths house has II Rooms.
Anu i' ssiy coy 'Al1a'' 1naas5e rs y KEEJzR.
maEl:sz M g Cubic sggale.
ENOk RENT --SFORR zOX909 NRXT
4 % Banh0f OOmmsross fso9sin9 sggsriof ss.
teb9l;Rl2 Neil AtEafrF Building.
EOR REplT. .--HOBsR No 229 PBR-
a sT street, rear Prospeet, e g Rsr E9n9sA Az
I.nsl.zg - - gu Rsass.s Bl9eAk.
LNUR SALE ON TIME-A FULL
| n Bl0Oded Derham BE Ii, year. old, brsd in
Lexington, Kentucky; Wsight over 40 IS has tax
en- the erst premium &c two State Bairs. An b
seen at the residence Of Il. LOWER,
JAMS; RIld4E Detroit g.
E'UR RGNT.-AN BXOELLENT I
~ Brick Dwelling Eish gas good veil and cistsrn,
| drat rate CELLAR and Al The o0nvenie1ces. Rent
. \
oes9na1g ikoom' Or Of ~ z 49,
EOR SALE. -OEK SRCOND-HANI
A Steam Boil. y sFrig,t Z, so-clllsd lasely uEsc
smsteir Vgsside, az n longi fltnAce Hsgis isci
N diameter snd + { high.
sold Tor $40.
y at Z. J. Mc9arTT's Steam Bc'lzE Shsf ~ Cana-
t4FnaE l-A e
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NY. STOCK mARKKT-Raroh Is.

gFOOKR-Market dull and heavy Chicago b
Rock Island ST; MilwauEee 4 Prairie du CHEN 23A
BilWaukse + Pr.trie du Q len I'd preferred 5l4;
OisV. land 4 Toledo .6H; Michigan southern 2iy8;
Illinois Central scrip 6p56; Michigan Central 6Isi
Erie S714; New York Oantral ssA; American e Id
lWK Hedspu Sd bonds sly; Louisiana 10 70i MIS-
souri, IS 63B; United staIes s. Of 7t coupons 81
United States s. 81 registered SAL United States os
81 coupons $50.
MONEY market little easier with mederate
business a. 6G7 . cent for call loans chiefly the
inside rate, and 6n7 D Gems for prime peptr.
BEEkLlNG ENCHANG1G G-markss quiet q
ulAIIlH for merchants and lll55sll2 for baoEers'
bills
f5OLD-Market FOR American gold g hrmsr With
faiF business st II . cen premium; California gold
CAVERN ENT STOCKS teady. United
States ss 81 AgssS; $40 Treasure Notes quoted
ct par. r- -f 81
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PALNTINGl

FOR MOE PAINTING, 60 TO
Thar French WITH EIHO Ia oosaa. Int tha
right thing foE RAinsuEH and inside WoTk q SVSIS
SSssiSs 80 HHoFVEAH's sLOuE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19
The senntorInI Oue.lIou

The Columbus correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Commercial writes to yesterdays pa
per as follows. Mr.. GroeSbeck is straight
Democrat
The Cuyahoga delegation went home Sat-
urday, and It is hoped they viii stay there
till they settle their difficulties. The Sena =.
tor from that district, though not mixed up
much in the quarrel, is q bold, Independent
Jacksonian kind of man, who thinks he has
discovered the only way Of loosening the
Senatorial knot His argument Is this:
Twenty seven ballots, already taken, show
that it Is impossible 10 nominate Mr. Wade
this winter. II new man is to be elected,
he should come from Southern Ohio and as
the Republicans are already represented BY
Mr.. Sherman, Il is due the Democratic ele-
ment of the Union party that man be Sc
lected from that wing of the new party. Il
Is urged that this ls in accordance with the
course recantly pursued in the appointment
of Judge Wright by the Republican Cover
nor Of Indiana-that this would break down
the Democratic party more efectually than
the election of an ultra Republican. All
these considerations of location, party repre-
sentation, and policy, the Cuyahogs Senator
urges, point directly to Mr.. Groesbeck, ol
Hamilton, as the man. Most Of the Wade
men prefer him to Delano, and the Delsno
men vastly prefer him to Wade. Much more
surprising things have taken place in the po-
litical world than the nomination and cleo
ton of our own Hon. W s Groesbeck.
Wendell Phillips IL hIs recent Washing
ton lecture, said Of the Presidents recent
emancipation message:
HLincoln has opened door foot wide,
and he CMr. PhiIips1 would jet drive in
with coach and six, with VIM. Lloyd Gar
rison for driver. BE goes on the thin ice as
far as he dares; let rs tell him that the ice
is thick, and 60 on. The President could
not be expected to do the work-he would
say, 60 on old man, am with you."
A specimen Of brltlsa generosity has just
come to light. A poor man named Miller
has been in prisen for debt during the past
forty years, and having attained the sge Of
eighty years preferred to remain in prison the
rest Of his lite. But now the sympathy Of
John Ball Is excited, and subscription Is
gotten up, and the debt paid, and theprison-
e. turned into the street.
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REvOLVERS AND KNIVES.

DEVOLVERs AND BOWIE.
IN KNIVEE.-A ano az5ortmeut a Ra4olTf14
fIlt0is, Euch a. Oclt1 nsH model, Bacon ~
Allan Wsslock'8, ehafy.l, 8piss, Sniih 0 S|i5s
l0l'I, lzrEs and zl1al3t glth yariou1 othaE 80.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

ONE CASE lOOO DIT K No, So, s
RE4TBERG 3 HAUsnAHH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

The rebels adopted ne same tactics at
Eewbern that they have 50 often carried out
befoTei to SET FIRE to the city, and fee. As
was'ihe case at Nashville and Elizabeth City,
the soldiers fred the town but the citizens
sxtinquished the flames.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

RH1oEATIoNs following officers In
Ohio regiments have resigned; Lieut. Col. J.
!. Wizsma1, of the 4lst; Lieut. Col. Ohas.
Lsundersbof, Of the s,h; Captains Bernard
Rith, ofthe 2sth; Wm. Taylor, Of ,he seth;
and Surgeon Benjamin Tappau, Of the sth.
Capt. s. B. M0ti vas appointed Major Of
TIE slst Regiments, bat declined 70 receiVs
thsappointnenf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

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and By all Druggists 10 ths country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

sa- Persons calling for the above viii please say
"a Advertised" =. OOWLES, p M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

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experience, aRHo charge for sdvice.
Ihe Doctors once is constantly thro1ges uith
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states for DR. FICHOLe FEMALE MONTH
u PILLS the only ssnains FEMALE Pms -
tha United States
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-19

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