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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17


TIE SECOND CAvGLEY.--Gol. Doubleday 8
Cavalry passed through Cincinnati on Wed
nesday, en- route from Camp Denuisop to
Kansas. The Commercial of Yesterday
says
The Second Ohio Cavalry Regiment, Col.
Doubleday, moved down from Camp
Dennison yesterday, and passed through the
city about two o'clock in the afternoon. The
men were completely armed and equipped
the regiment numbering, as we are in
! formed, tWslve hundred men. When they
arrived ia the neighbOrhOod Of the depot,
the groceries were bssieged, and all kinds
of eatabIes were bought and eaten by the
men. A number of the patriotic house
wives on Mill, Third, and other streets
/ within two or three squares of the Depot,
brought out everything that was ready
/ prepared for eating-pies, bread and butter,
cooked meat, ETC., so that Ell seemed to have
an abundance.
The horses were ridden pretty hard from
| thseamp down, and their mettle tried. They
/ had Lot, we are informed, been out of the
stables for two weeks previous. About six
miles from the city, one of the horses fell
down an embanknept, the fall breaking one
Of his legs. He was Immediately shot by
one of the soldiers, and left where he fell.
Though the work Of embarkatiOn proceed
cd eXpeditiously at the railroad depot, 81
seven o'clock last evening but q portion Of
the regiment had been despatched.
As soon ss the regiment came to a halt
about the depot, many Of the men dis
mounted, tied their horses, and began stFag-
Cling up town. This soon accustomed the
stationing of guards, on horseback and on
foot, at the different avenues leading from
The depot.
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IRON WAsHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 10.
The Government Contract Investigating
Committee is now engaged on the subject Of
the alleged frauds in this vicinity. They
discover that the same horses have been
twice sold TO the Government. Superin-
tendsnts and inspectors have been bribed 10
certify 10 horses, sometimes selling them 10
private individuals The enormous sums
paid by the War Department has induced
strong competition among railroad compan-
ieb 30 that many Oolonsls in the West in
removing their regiments east, have received
from 81 800 to 81, 900 bonus; that some SUIT
tiers are making So, 600 profit per month /;
that nearly all the suffers south Of the Po-
tomac sell liquor with the knowledge Of the
officers, and that it is struggled In boxes
marked Government and Hospital stores T"
OF packed in barrels and marked abesf.
So far about 1000 prisoners on each side
have been exchanged, 500, nearly, Of whom
we're connected with the army OF the Poto-
mac. This movement, inauguratsd By our
Government Is fully reeiprocated By the
rebsl authorities -~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17

TRIBUNE ALMANAo.-This valuable Alma
nac and compendium of useful inform
alton, is issued for the year 1861. It IS an
unusually interesting number, and will be
found very useful. The contents are as fol-
lows: Astronomical Calculations snd Calen-
&sFs for the year 1852; Government Of the
United States - Executive and Judicial /;
Enjoys Extraordinary and Ministsrg resi-
dent from the United States at Foreign
Courts; Members of the Senate Of the uni
ted States, politically classified; Members of
the Rebel Senate Members of the House of
Representatives Of the United States, pOlit-
iOal!y classified; Members Of the Rebel
House of Eepreseptstives; Acts of Congress,
ls6O-6l, being the principal sHaotmsuts at
the see,nd session of the S7th Congress, and
the special SsssioE Of the Ss:h Congress :
Rscord of the slsvehOldsrsi Rebellion;
chronologically arranged; Population OF
each State by counties, from the Census Of
1850, compared with that of 1885, Popula-
tion by States from the organization of the
Government to 1856; Election Returns from
all the States holding elections in 1851 the
Rebel, National and State Governments /;
List of States, 0sPitSle, Governors, times
of legislative Meetings, General Alestions,
Sc, Popular Vote Tor President in 1852,
1856 and 1850.
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N. Y. CARTLE MARKRT-Jap. Ia.
iBY TELEGRAPH

BEEVES-ATe selling this we at reduction
Of 40 q ID. The quality Of the stock offered this
week is atont the same as that offered last week.
The prices follows pr. HiUm 96sJ4c; eEtrl
55a@9xc; first quality 7Is9S4i ID quality 7@7(i;
81 qEality 64965se; Inferior at586&c; This average
Of ell the Gales Is ebOut 754@7ko
MICH COWS-Are without change Sales at
$50 TO So 60 S46 Per head as 20 quality
VEALl-Caives are Hing at HAS, for common to
good and extra at &c.
SHEEP d LAAIBS-Are doing better and a
brisk trade has been done, Notwithstanding the re
cspts have reased 1890 head, and prices are l2
@25 per- en- hi-h
sMlk kE-Sthl very pi MY and prices lower
cd; mediam do al 1904 4-5c live, and ia4S crossed
According to the reports from the several mar ket
PAGES in the city thJre has been received this ek
1868 teeves l23 COWS; 3i Veals s593 sheep and lambs
1918 swine.
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Jan. l6
The force sent from this point 70 -Padu.
cab, consisted of l9 regiments of Infantry,
4 regiments aud 2 companies cavalry and
batteries artillery.
The steamer Fanny with the 45th Ill. Col
Dave Stewart, is aground 20 miles above
Cape Girardeaa. She cannot Re reached by
steamers. A land force, with provision
train, has been dispatched TO their assistance
They will probably march to Jonesboro
and come here by railroad
River full Of floating ice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17

oH1o STATE REGIsrER.-We have received
from the publishers, Messrs. Harris 4 Hurs,
Columbus, the Ohio State Register iOr 1852,
complied from official sources BY Col. s. D.
Harris, editor of Field EOtss and the Ohio
Cultivator. The Register contains q Calen-
dar for 1862, Map of Ohio, Lists of State
Officers, Salaries, Terms of Office, ETC., Mem
bsrs Of the Legislature, Congress, sittings
of Courts in every cOzpty, Statistics of the
State, Legislative, Judicial, Agricultural
and Military Departments, Tables Of PoPu-
lation of towns and counties, and q COM
plets exhibit of the vote for governor for
sixty ysara. II is work that should be in
the hands of every citizen. Il will be sent
free by mail to any address BY enclosing
two letter siamPs-26 copies for $780, 100
copies for $500. Address the publishers,
as shove.
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CLEVELAND RIARKKT--Jan. 10.

CLEVELAND R1ARKKT--Jnn. 10.
FLOUR Market duh and unchanged. No sales
reported.
WHRAT-MArkst steady. Sales Of 400 bush
white from store at 9go; and car red on track at
&C.
CORN Quiet and nominal Last sale at 35o
OATS-Bteady Last sale at 2jo on traeE.
BARLEY-smAll sales at A5esOe Tor fair to very
choice
HICHwINRs-sAle of5O bbls at I5o
I4ARD-sAles oi 10 bbls kettle rendered at &c.
sERDs-ssle Of 23O bush clover At Ss,65. Last
sale Of timothy at SI,6216.
DRESSED HOGS Sales of lo2 and Is2 head,
averaging 200 lbs, ct So 25
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THE CITY,

TIE LECTURE LAST EvEEIEG.s-A large au-
dience listened to the very excellent lecture
of DR.. Fisher at the Mel6ds6n last evening,
upon "GunpOwder, Cannon and, Proiectilea. .
The lecture was finely 5illstrated by models,
diagrams and experiments Is, and was alto
gether an exceedingly interesting e1posi-
tion of subjects which are attracting great
share of attention. at present. 80
The lecturer considered the invention of
gunpOEder, which, though generally at
tributed to Schwartz, was not his, as Bacon, !.
nearly a century previously, had referred 10
Iit. The Chinese claimed knowledge of it
ak hundred and eighteen years before s'tfIgi
-Christiansers; and it was said 70 exist iH4Ae
I.tims 81 afsats. After briefly comparing the
lssde guns Of the fifteenth century with
those of the present day, he referred to the
composition of the gunpOWder at present in
use, explained its manufacture, and illus-
trAted its uses in its fine and course forms in
amalland large guns, by extended expert
Dsnts. The various classes of ordnance
the ordinary cannon, the howitzer and NOR
tar-wsre fully explained by aid of diagrams.
The different styles Of each, with the pro.
jectiles used, and the principles involved il
their construction, particularly with regard
Ia -ifed ordnance and ammunition, were
treated Of and numerous models shown
Tho many varieties of shot-stOne, (the first
proiectiles used, anu still employed to a
slight eztent); iron shot, Including solid,
hollow, round, elongated, craps, 6snister
and others-wsre alluded to and their uses
explained. Shells and their destructive ca
pEcity received due attention.
The lecturer spoke of the Rodman 15-
inch eOlumbiad, now mounted at Fortress
Monroe, and which has been discharged
thres hundred times without injury at
tributing its great strength to the mode of
casting which Captain Rodmsn had adopt
ed, and observed that gun of its size made
in the ordinary manner would probably
have burnt on the first discharge. He no
ticed that two s-inoh colum biads had been
manufactured side by side-one in the Ordi-
nary way, that is, cast solid, and afterwards
bored out, and the other after Capt. Rod
nap's method (cast hollow and by means of
a curFent Of Wa'er inside and fires outside,
cooled regularly }-and that while the FIRST
failed at the 7Sd discharge, the ether had
stood 500 charges and was yet perfect.
The burning of tho Rebel flag at the close
of the lecture, and the sudden issuing from
the flames of the stars and stripes, was
guseted with the most enthusiastic ep-
plause. Phe entire lecture was received with
great favor by the audience.
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FRlFND IN NFED. TRY I1

A AhAEND IN NhAD. Ih1 Al.
Dr. sWest's lNFALLIBLE LINIMENT Is pre-
cared r. th- recipe of DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Con-
acct cut the great bone setter and has been used
On hiI practice for the last twenty years with the
mosi astonishing success. As an externsl remedy
&c iE v ,theDt arrival and VIII alleviate pain more
speedily 1anany other preparation. For all Rheu.
rztic and Nervous Disorders II Is truly infallible,
and e curative for s5Fes Wounds, sprains, Bruis-
e. ko its soothing, healing and powerful strength
enins propeasties, excite the just wonder and C..
st0nishmsni Of all who have tvsr given it trial
eBvsr four hundred certificates Of reHa kAbe cures
sformed BY 1t within the last two years, attest to
tbs fact. Strong 4 Armstrong, Agents for Oleve-
land. decIaalteo2wd&W.R96
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- The prics Of tho MoSnEa IAADus 20
news agents il One Dollar and Fifiy Cents
per hundred, and no deviation uEatr any
circumstances.
The postage on ths LnADHEj 10 News
Dealers, is Ons-fourth Of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties rbmitting
postage stanpI should send Us one and thrO0
cent inEtssd of larger denominations. . &
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17

sPHEEHOTTFEs.-stimpson 10, beyond all
question, 4 superior artist, and We advise
those wishing to get fino likeness to call
upon him. visit to his gallery, No. 26S
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
zen and stranger. R27:tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17

There will Be q special meeting Of the
Committee Of Arrangements for the Bazaar,
II she parlor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, st two o'clock this afternoon. The
tickets for the Bazaar win at that time be on
hand and ready for distribution.
By order of Chairman Of Committee.
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THE sIBEwALKs.-The slippery condition
Of the sidewalks is most enjoying to Pedes-
TRANS, and falls too numerous to meation oc-
cur daily. A gentleman walking on Bank
street IAts Last evening suffered asevere fall,
resulting in several ugly bruises.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17

~ DR.. R. A. King lie at home again,
and can be consulted as usual by the sick
and unfortunate Of both sexes, at his office,
No. lOl 81. Clair street, opposite the Angler
House. Office open from A. NJ. to sP. NJ.
Post Office address box 2O59 jan17.54O
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CHICAGO HlARKET-Ja 10
InY rELnaRLrm-l

FLDUR. Market duh and shade lower
WHEAT-Market a 9156c lower; 7l6glAo for No
|; 664 066e for No 2 In store.
OORN-Markot steady. sal6s ct 22yfc for mixed
In store.
OATS Market quiet.
MESS PnRH-Market firm and quiet. Sales
800 bbls at 50 O068l0 90
DIR REss Sd HOGS-Market firm and active at
~ 50652,75.
change in price.
RBCElPTs- 3 SO bbls hnur: e 600 bnsh wheat;
1900 bus corr; q ,IO1 dressed hogs; 5,7rO live.
RXOHANGE-On New YORK, irm at &c pre-
mimi
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US SENATOR

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1e.
Robert Wilson, President Of the State
Convention has been appointed by Gov.
Gamble to fill one of the vacancies in the
United States Senate, OeeasiOned BY the ez-
Pulsion af Johnson and Polk. ~.
Nothing heard Of the expedition which
left Rolla Tuesday for Springfield.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17

NR- DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and ElOctropathy, cures obstinate casOs of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and all Chronic diseases.
Reference given 10 many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn, Office No. III Ontario street.
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HEATF.-6n Monday, at the delinquent
tax sale, spirited bidding took place on a
lot Of land in RavsnnE viliage-starting
somewhere in the neigh hborhood Of one foot,
it was run dol0n, and struck of TO asuccess-
ful competitor, who pays the taxes and
tsres his title therefor, to one-qRartsr Of Gn
inch of land Portage DemoeratI
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AocIDHNr.-Mr. BIuciaRi, one Of the ac-
tors at the Theater. while descending 8
stairway in the Angler House yesterday,
slipped and fell, spraining his ancle SO ae-
verely as probably to prevent his appear
anoe al the Theatre for several days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17

~ Your mother wants sewing ma
chine, and you can get one Of Grover 4 Ba-
ker, perfectly new, for ten dollars less than
the manufacturers price, by inquiring at
Halls Homeopathic Pharmacy, II Public
Square. Don't lose the opportunity. If
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MORNING LEADER.
NKW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Mr.. Q. Webb--AcsdemY Of Music.
}. 3 Cobb a OO-Blank Books, 4e.
I. p. sherwoOd-5ld Prices Sustained.
l.. Bensdiet a sous-Oosing Out Sale Of Furs.
o. Resvss-pnro MIX for Sale.
ChaS. O. Esatt-COal tor S2,sO Per TOn.
3, OolAhan-Storea and Cfioes to Rent.
Money Lost.
KoErulIh q Hsisley-Money to Loan.
/. P. ShsrWOOd-SOoe yards MohAlra.
L. A. Gilbsrt-HualnssB Notice.
Board Wanted
Wantod-A Girl to de Kitchen Work.
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THB LEcFuRE TO-xIeHT.-Do not forget the
lecture of E. P. Whipple, Esq, st the Me-
lodeon this evening. 1t will doubtless be
ens OF tie very finest of the season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17

Na- You can get cranberries, hickory
nuts, and dried apples by the barrel, carbon
and Iubricating oils in quantities, and at
prices to suit customers, at Geo. sprague's,
OViatt's Exchange. Iw
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MONEY LosT'-A purse, containing sever
al dollars in money, was lost yesterday, by
lsdy, somewhere between the Orphan Asy-
lum and Garden street. Byl leaving the
same at this Office the fndsr viii be Suiss-
bly rewarded.
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NoTIoE.-Propossls will be received at the
office of the City Civil Engineer, until Il
o'clock NJ, Jan. %, 1852, for furnishing
eighty Gas Lamp -pOsts, with lsntsrnS and all
other fixtures complete, similar in patterF
and weight to those recently placed on Pearl
Street.
By order of the Board of City Improve
ments. JOHN WHITELAW,
City Civil Engineer,
Cleveland, Jan. Is, 1882.
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RFslt,r4- sOTa>7

L. A. Gilbert, (lato Gilbert & Pesse) has
just received q choice lot Of Hamburgh
cheese at 1872 Ontario street.
ianI7.Tl
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~ For fresh homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, u Public Square.
anpB-R11
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CRkWFORD'a RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot of Seneca street
h idga. p. o. drawer III,
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FEASE P4REHR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, ~ Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages Gt reasonable dgurSI.
sapa4R26:Iy
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~ J. B. Halrs ArnicA Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price Is cents, at No. II Public Square.
Nov R-R II
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~ Coal Oil Lamp ChimusyB, that CAN
HOs BE BRoEU 81 THH HAT, can be iOuud at
". P. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
.L..-nA.
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gNAVELENs, RRGIsTEM.

Citizens Wishing conveyance 20 either OF the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving
their address at the Omnibus 0fice, lat Superior
street, next door 10 the Weddell House.
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~ The January number Of the ohi'
Educational Monthly has been received,
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Tn sURsoR1BEBs HAVE JusF SET UP if.
their Castor Feed hil which q IN connection with
ahsir Oil Cloth Factory and " hite Lead Works, on
rhs canal russ above ontario street. New MIL tor
t9rinding Torn ana Cob Meal, in tbe use Of which
80 than twenty -tTe per cent = saved IN feed
s->g sither 10 heEs, homes OF cattle. Corn in tie
-. - NCnEht aud taken in exchange for meal.
~ JOHN WEBSTER q co.
f7.-,, I'd Jan. 4, l6d2. jAn4R27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17

LAVA TIP GAS RURHHRs-of an improved
pattern from those recently put in thsstrest
lamps, for sale at 20 cents cash, By
" p Foae
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FROlI KRNTrCEK

LoUsVILLE, Jaa. l6
All quiet below. Policeman Kirby is re.
ported dying rom the wound Of yesterday
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY,

U0llOTTIltdi UIseLl UTeENdI UlScHdTqe8, 5enll5ldI
Weakness, Nightly Emissions, I'lcon-
tinerlee, Genital ITridbifty
and Debility,
GRAVEL, BTRIOTURE, ard AFFECTIONS of the
KIDNEYS and BLADOER,
which baI been Used BY upwards Of
One HUEDBBD PHYBICIANs
in their private practice with entire success super
sediug Oubebs, Oopabia. Capsules, any com pound
hitherto known.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
are speedy In action, often affecting cure in few
days, and when cure is effected 1t is permanep t.
They prepared nom Vegetable extracts Ii " are
haEmlssG on the system, ED DeVer nepseate the
gsr eoSts5 ali 6aussegs fssts isSydided No tba5Ss
OF diet "a necss ssry Whs using them; ncr does the
action IL terisre With business pursuits. Each box
viii be sent by mail on FeoeiFt Of prise and Two CT
stamps. e, W. CLARK,
dealT 10 SUPERIOR Etreat
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The folly Of Trihing with Disease ia fire.
quenty svinosd BY the direll results that self
evident in every walk Of life. Hereditary al ease,
arlsng rom eaiiF indiscrstons, and tho dotoriors-
ting eject Of mercury snd ether IMMORAL agents, ara
both 10 be dePlored aud prevented. The great OBJ
ieeg e carried ont IN every line Of the book, "HU
HAN FRAELTY, or Psychological Researches" I"
which has been compiled Afler much study and re-
search, and Is embellishsd With coiOred engraVing1
illustrating the different phases Of vital and funo-
tionaFy disease.
FOLD by DR. BARROW, lsi nleooker sirest, EtW
HoFk. Prize 2b oentu. Sent freo everywhere.
sold also ~ g. W OZARK, Druggists, Cleveland,
Ohio.
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NNHNSE IIISTLY 0RLNRRATNn

VHESE J Justify CELEBRATED
PILLS are . sure cure for
6iOk Headache,
QTIpepdta,
EOul Stomach,
General and HerVous Debility,
Bilious and Liver OOmpiainfa,
Oostiveness, SorOful GUS Hus
~ mora, Fevers, &C., &c.
and are safe and reliable Family Medicine. HOTe
Of them used than any other kind.
~ See Circulars. For sale Oy D. II. Gaylord, Il
". Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm.
strong Cleveland, Ohio, and by all Druggists in the
country. Also, 81 Wb lsSAle ct Isl Ontario street
Cleveland, Ohio, By G. G. E0RRIS,
General Agent for Ohio, Michigan and Indiana
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MEDICAL.

q. O. G.-Cary'S Cough Cura, aSczsAle
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-. ROIONCNs0R.


fFEs5i9aI dIl8 NeI1n1Il5l aFHelea
EosFl chs assortment Of thel llOIE imFFoysd
HfadE of 6R ECfh0LE1s Al his fsiasae4I Wa961ef
lor naaF or taF FiEhted, ErcEnE 1tadef his oHh
sn1Feotf0Hs ~ uAe6ilsrF eta utE u1iQn, Wita
the eereateEt care 20 guit the 11sl Ia All oeeAi
l1riug MeaEnsas, ciaaineEs OK lnEan1aatCn o. ths
yes and imBAFtiuE ssEs1Eih ioF iOnr FsaGtns OF
a1eEgHtaE. ,
HI Solomonao1 would hsrofnfor a ths public N1st
aReVeT s11Ploys any one IN tbs Esis d biz bsnles
- Aiao, splendid uaa0rtIueEtC q 9 FN q LASS ID
MICROSCOPES, O0MPAEsEss &C., cr hand.
- ARTIE1OlAL ~ y inserted N-taoEt pain
- HerfoQt untnFsi.
o5FI0E 20. 10 Superior strtss, an Der American
aofH halliday
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OOMMEROIAL,
Hoard q TTadS,

80 PrOS't-M, Is. S0OTT. t'rroAsuror-R. T. b7oa.
DIAAUTORs.
M. 10. CLARK, A. Quin, Il. 3. Davis, B. BroWhsIi u
Harvey, A. ,. BsEges, D. Z. Lester.
HHFHnEhs.
&. 3. Lester, 10. HuassY nB. Scott
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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oNLY ~ = D YR

~ ~ ~ = - n -
Scr all Who desire to have the cesor % their hair
changed with safety Certainty and rapidity, TO any
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HsN York. Sold everywhere, and sppliodb By ali Hair
Druaasru-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
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EOR HOUSEKERBERS.
Table OHtlery in great variety,
Spoons, Plated, Albata, Germausilver, &C.,
Steel, brass and Iron Fire sets, with stands,
O0Pl Hods,
Kitchen Scales With weiPhts and spring balances,
QOfIse sad spice EllliF;
Ssu age Cutters snd etufisF6,
Porcelain and lin Lined Kettles and steW Pans,
Brass Kettles and Ely Pans,
Nit cling Knives, Cooks epoOus and Enig5s,
Handled AX5a and Hatchets,
Lanterns for OIL or Candle
Porcelain LINED oup Kettles,
Meat saws g1d Sag hpiges
Rleur, m6Alknd OOGi 5isFeb,
Cistern Pumps and Chain Pumps.
Patent Water Drawers,
Oak Well Buckets,
Y hfie lFOLs,
Wood saws, ready tor use, aud cav Bucks, sc {,
&o %Sic aIe nSed for sale at prices suited g the
times BY 2" GBAHEtL CO.
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