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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21
EDWARD s. FLINT. Mavor.

DEsTRUouoE OF TIE STEANKR NOKfH sFAR
sT FRB.-shoFtly after 10 O'Clock last night
fire was discovered in the forward hole of
the steamer North Star, lying in the old river
bed, at the dock adjacent to the coal and pig
iron yard Of Rhodes, Gard L Go. The
flames spread with great rapidity, and when
we reached the deck, about haIt-psst 10, had
complete possession of the stesmer between
the pilot. house and the wheel-hOuSes, and
were rapidly sweeping fore and aft By
this hour two engines had got thoroughly TO
work, but their streams apparently had no
effect. By eleven o'clock the Ere extended
from the bow to half way between the wheel
houses and the stern, and still swept on, now
against the combined efforts of six or eight
streams steadily playing upon it. At the
hour We left, about hslf-past eleven, the Ere
was IN the main hold, having burnt
aFey slmost evreything eombustible
above. The probability is that the
steamer was consumed to the waters
edge, though how far the Ere progressed
after we left, (which we were compelled to
do ct the hour above stately we do not
know. The North Star was one Of the
finest boats Of her class on the Lakes. She
vas built in 1854 by s. W. 4 A. Turner, for
the Lake Superior trade, in which she has
since that time been engaged, as We are in
formed. Her original cost was about $685.
600. She was owned By 8. ". Turner. We
believe she was insured for abeut one-Ehird
Of her value.
Two seheoners, The Red Rover and Sar-
geant, which laid very close to the burning
steamer, were in imminent danger of being
burned, but 30 far as we could learn, es-
capped with nothing worse than a scorching.
Fortunately, the night was calm, or the re-
suit would have been disastrous to several
PrOpellerB and schOOners laying near in the
channel.
The cause Of the IRE we could not ascer-
tain with certainty. Workmen had bean
for some time employed on the steamer
making repairs, and it is copjectured that
upon leaving last evening they LEFT behind
them FIRE, probably from their pipes, which
had ignitsd the shavings and chips about,
and thus started the fire. A Watchmsn and
several women were on board the steamer
ss the lime the FIRE was discovered, but
could tell nothing of the cause FIRE. Only two
small boats were saved, which were taken
off shortly after the FIRE was announced.
The Fire Department. worked. actively sf-
ter its arrival, which was not, however, un-
til the fate Of the steamer was hopeless.
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equip trOOps and make contracts be revoked.
The Governors Of States hereafter will be
the only persons authorised to raise regi-
msnts.
PUNIsHNENT OF LEADING Traitors.
Richardson, from the House Military
Committee, reports urging that no rebels
who have been in the civil, military or na-
val service be exchanged, with the design of
Furnishing the ring-leadsrs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

sABBlTH SCHOOL FEsF1YG1.-Ths Sabbath
School Of the St. Clair Street NJ. E. Church
held its Annual Fsatixal last night. at the
Church. The occasion was an exceedingly
pleasant one for all concerned: Exercises
BY the children, consisting Of singing and
dscltmatiOns, were the first order of the even
ing, succeeded BY the distribution Of re-
Treatments to Che little ones. A happier
occasion we have never seen. The school is
in HOurishing condition. aa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

- The price Of the MOESrSo LEADER to news
agents is One Dollar and Fify Gents per hun
dred, and no deviation under any circumstances.
The postage on the LKADER, to News Dealers,
e fourth Of . cent per copy. 70.
We would prefer thar persons renting pogt-
age stamps should send us one and three cent In
stead Of larger denomination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

sPHHREoTTPEs.-StimpsOn is, beyond all
question, q superior artist, and We sdvise
those wishing to get fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
zen and stranger. R27:tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

H. DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and EleetroPathy, 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.
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THE CTTY.


MAJORS OFFIcH, Feb. 20, 1892.
The citizens Of Cleveland are requested 10 sus-
pend all business, as much as Is possible, on the
coming Anniversary Of the Birth Day Of Wash
ington. The 22d day of February is hallowed
BY memories that sacred to US, and to the lib.
critics Of an mankind. We have still another
cause for gratitude to Almighty God, and for
congrstulation among ourselves, as people, in
view Of the recent victories 'of our Armies
Merchants and Others are requested to close their
places of business between the hours Of IL A. II.
and P. A general illumination Of public
and private houses will be expected in the even
ing. Ali bells Of Churches and EngiRs-houses
will be rung from l2SO tolP.M
Clergyman are requested to call their Congre.
cations together at II O'Clock A. NJ, for the read.
ing of WashingtCn's Farewell Address, and 9th.
er appropriate ceremonies
q 1-rv vnrnr
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THHA1rn.-"Eick Of the Woods" was per-
formed last evening to good house, at the
conclusion Of which Mr.: Proctor, who per-
formed with great effect, was called before
the curtain and returned thanks, Tonight
he takes 8 benefit, and q magnificent bill is
offer a" Richelisu and the Honey
MOOh." An afternoon performance satur-
day. --l.---.--
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Feb, 20 {
A special dispatch from Washington states
that Senators Wsdeand Andrew johnson had.
an interview with Gen. Mcclellan yesterday
and urged the necessity Of action with tht
Army OF the Potomac as well as in tho West.
The Senate viii take up the Mexican fsatf
In executive session. ai eJd fHH
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sP1RIFUALnE.-Lyman c. Howe, q re-
markable trance speaker, will address the
spiritualists Of Cleveland, at Sons Of Tenn
psrance Hall, HOfman's Block, Opposite
POstOface) on Sunday, the 2sd, morning ed
evening, at the usual hours of ssryic'.
Admittanoe 10 eeuts. S75
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Fa''' w'FiA KPoElg.---TpPpFiart T0.'i-

Faets WsFih KnOWIsg--.ImpnEsant Tssti-
We commend 70 the careful attention Of
all the following statement Of q gentleman
we'll known In our city. Doctor Aver cures
Aaisrrh, Throat Disease and Affections of
the Chest.
CLHVELAHB, o., Feb. 10, 1859.
DR. J. W. AYER-shOuld you in your
practice ever find It necessary to make use
Of any references to prove to the skepiical
your skill in the treatment Of diseases in
your speciality, you are at liberty to refer TO
the case Of my wife, who has been restored
to health BY your treatment. You may say
TO all such as may ask ,thst my wife was for
months afli6ted with q very severe cough,
arising from an affection of the right lung
that during the mon h Of December last the
symptoms became alarming, 50 much so as
to indicate a fatal termination at an early
day. You may add that treatment pre-
scribel by the ordinary schools of physi-
clans proved unaVailing, and that the use
of your prescriptions effected what l consid-
er to be a permanent cure in two months.
Gratefully yours,
Z
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-ramPsr not with Nature aud the laws
pessieA snd neral thai Euids her operations. Her
gilie uere made 70 USu and not ABUsE. Ths dire.
81 tttulil arising hon the latter ara 'egon;' the
neei aestisd hAhia Of the bAser sort may Be osur-
Sona y careful porusal Of the work "HUMAN
IAAibff, o Rhysioloeosl Researches" IL Vin
ad ieosaa dsbussd and degraded victims that hover
% tho brink q dlusout'on 20 tho paihs Of hsppi-
Assl asd yiEtEa. Rsad and bo convinced, the truth
d tharo.
aola ~ DR BARROW, Isl HoooEsr utrsus, Hsu
Nes4. Rriqs . cents. Sent iroo evoryWharo.
Eolf allo ~ 6, W. Ozark, DrurriIts, Oogelaud.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

A JOLLY PARTT.-A large sleigh-load of
merry, rOllicking youngsters, we presume
belonging to some school, accompanied by a
number Of older heads, probably teachers,
were driven through the principal streets
Yesterday afternoon, cheering Justify every
few rods of their ride.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

VIcTORIOUsi - The Anti Rheumatic
Band" permanently cures Rhuematism,
GOut, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections, and
all similar diseases. It has been tried by
thousands with the most satisfactory re-
suits. For sale by Nv. CLARK,
jan2s:S76 II9 Superior st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

HrnRnASH.-Tho budget of wonders was
again unfolded by Hermann at the Mslo-
dson last evening, to large audience. To-
night he gives his last entertainment in
this city. Improve the last chanoe.
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RRO1I mIasOURI
sPRIEsTmLD, Feb. ls.

SPRIRGFmLD, FEB. -,
Il is not probable that our army viii fol-
low Price very far into Arkansas.
There Is considerable talk Of Certifying
Neosho and placing detachment Of troops
st CassTiile. s Efa
Letters found in Prices headquarters re-
veal strong Union sentiment in Arkansas.
Albert Pike is working wonders among
the Indians. l
81. LOUIS Feb. 20.
Gen. Halleck has issued an order that in
consideration Of the recent victories won By
the Federal forces, and Of the rapidly in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

- Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that cAE
EoF BH HRoKEE By THH HAT, can be found at
". P. FOgg'B, corner Superior and Seneca
atrestE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

No more titles by brevet will be conferred
except for distinction in battle.
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REKoVED TRoK CoMNAnD,

Gen. Thomas Williams is removed from
command at Hatteras, and his command un-
der Buffers New England department viii
be abrogAted, and his authority to raise and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

FoUxD BArL.-The cOunGerfeiter Rupright
has been bsiled out BY his father and an =.
other man. The amount was s, 900. Hawn
is still in jail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21
Home MANUFACTURERS {

II ONE Man UFAOTURE-% 9
IL The German Wcolsn manufactuEiag Con.
pany, Hurlbut'B Blsck. Ontario sirest, hsFo cons4
eludsd 70 sci the aTlt lot Of Eoolsn gocd5 ms11-
mctursd In Oleyelspd, et retail IN order 20 met =
the numeroul calls made upon them for suits q
their make.
a varisty q patterns ere rssdy for sale e lo4
prices and the eitiEsns generally are re1peclfulf
invited 20 examine the gOocs aud snoourass hone
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LEADER.
fRlDAY sloRNINe. va y, lss3.
~ AnERRFIaRmENTn

o, d. Wsbb-Thsatrs.
Horrmann-Mslodeon Bali.
King AEFsSls-Boilsrs for sale.
7. n, BroetWay-For Rent.
james o. White-Paiu REterminator.
J. B. Glenn 4 &co,-Balt,nOro OyAtors.
Benton Bros. oo.-wtAbd.
Benton RrSS. 4 Oo.-Linsood on.
Pfobsrt-WsshlnEton's Birth-Dsy.
Cleveland CrAyu-Mssting.
Local EOiies-Ksys Found.
L0sal Notios-splrituslism.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

H. You can get cranberries, hickory
nuts, and dried apples BY the barrel, carbon
and lubrieating oils in quantities, and at
prices to suit customers, at Geo, sprAgus's,
oviatt's Exchange. 1W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

FRAzK PARKHI.-LiEsry and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages ct raas1uablo figures.
aAn2ARaa.IR
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TELEGRAPHIG.
WADE AND Johnson on The WAR

The Transportation OF Troops.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21
sREATE.

The Senate passed the army aPpropFia.
tion bill for 1852, and then weat into ex-
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Your mother wants q sewing ma
chine, and you can get one of Grover 4 b.
ker, perfectly new, for ten dollaJs less than
the manufacturers price, BY inquiring at
Halls Homeopathic Pharmsoy, II Public
Square. Don't loss the opportunity. If
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call ct Halls, II Public Square.
auR6-R1l
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NoTIoE ro AVxILIARIEs.-Auxiliary socie-
ties hsviys boxes Of hospital stores in pro-
csss of1feparation, are earnestly requested
20 ny them forward, as our whole stock
b been exhausted by the heavy calls
lAade upon US since the battle Of Fort Don
elson. Bedticka, sheets, cOmfortables, can
ton flannel khirts-neW or half worn, cid
linen and cotton pieces, and roller bandages
particularly wanted.
feb1qs75 so1prrns, Am soor-Tv.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

CGAWTORD'G REFAn Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal Of him. His {" CHIPPEWA" il
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot Of Seneca strOot
.idgO. P. o. drawer III.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

FouED.-A bunch of keys which the own
er can have BY calling at the Leader Office
and paying for this advertisement.
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CELERRAT1oE OF FHE TRETT-sEooED.-
Te call the attention Of all to the prOcls-
nhtiSr Of His Honor, Mayor Flint, which
viii Be fou.-d ct the head Of our columns,
requesting the merchants 70 close their
place Of business, bstWesn stated hours
the eletgymen to rea.S from their pulpits
the Farewell Address Of Washington, an
,the people to illuminate in the evening ~
the 2sd, tomorrow. We hope H. = - SDlo
TO chtOnicle general acquisscep@ = IN '1s's
requests Of the Mayor. N
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

~ J. B. Halrs Arnics Oil, for Chill
blainS, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price IS cents, at No. II Public Square.
Nov e-RI IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

LAVA Tn GAS BURHERs-Of an improved
pattern from those recently put in the street
lamps, for sale st IS cents each, by
W,P. Foae.
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WAsH1veror. Feb. 20.

HUMBER OF oUR TROOPS AT FORT DoNRLsoN.
Senator Trumbull, during the debate on
the Army Deficiency bill, said he had re-
eeived authentic information that there were
only tWenty-eight thousand Union soldiers
under Gen. Grant at Fort Donelson, instead
Of forty thousand as FIRST reported.
A SECESSION spEEoH-RAsHRuRNla nnNpRn.
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~A fresh lot Of that sup,dOr DandsliOn
Coffee just recsived at L, a. GilberPs, No.
1s2 Ontario street. Alo, Fresh Butter, APP
pies, Chickens, kc. IS well as large supply
Of choice Fsmily Groceries, all cheap for
cash. febIs;s76.
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onIrirr. q hnA AruyI--JUpor poIror.

Court Of Cemmou Floas--Beb. 20.
oRIHINAr hHANoH-JUDon BOLTON.
William Thompson, burglary and larceny.
Verdict Of guilty.
James stanbaush, burglary and larceny.
Plead guilty.
The case of Pete Phillips was postponed
70 Monday.
Michael Coleman, assault with intent 10
kill or wound. On trial.
CIVIL SRANcHEs-JuDsRs FOOFH AND oOTv1x-
BHRaY.
Faulhaber Va. ]. ". Heisley. On trial.
John J. Blair vs.. Psleg B. Shepherd. On
trial.
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FRAYRIRltr, hkeIsEKR.

Citizens wishing conveyance 70 either OF the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for By the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving
their aadress at the Omnibus Once, l4f Superior
street, next door 70 the Weddell House.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



HRFsUss W RaE9UhARiTIEs aTUtpEB,
10 mesh stiag sod driaklng, nov habita and
Ac'u q 10 eiisE produos irregulsritisl b he
eogsia atd gsntfsi health Of The syuton Out Bran.
esite Puts uitl soou euro, The stomach yin regain
~ fgtugth and healthy sotlon o. ths sYuisn Wiu
ee RESTORED. No Msdlcinos are equal "a vSofainan
. he
BRAEDRErHs PILLS,
ERhUpRETa's UNIVERSAL sALvR AND
AhL00oK's POR0JS PLaBTERs.
Arery man q ne lire zouAsis had box Of Bran
elelee Pills, box o. UnIvsfss saivo, and A. An.
e-f Ferrous Plaster, pet In iheir knhpaack fres uf
eSpfnae. And % tuia tot may Be attribufs1 the ab.
ne1ue q any Of this Regiment iom the HOSPITAL
AYtry soldi should haze q box Of BraudrushI
Riill hex of salvos and pieoo Of PorOuu Pla1tr,
zht9 ure Sure 20 Be unsfal oftsn hls-aaring.
eqld hY A. 0srtneE, AZ snparior strust gIsVt
NJ. ONO, and b. all ruspeotsbls dealers IN modi.
O,aSA
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NERoHANT TAILOR.-F. A. Brown, late
with ". B. Hancock, would be pleased to
see his friends, and the public generally, at
lSs Bank street. janI5. $50
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LIZ sOIoHoNaoE.

ET1CIIlAf . n1l1lIIlI8 UDIlel17l
- ~ i oIs 5 I 1 81 q 's elS1 S.s 9sSSSS
- 7erF 81 ~ a3Eh tod, are Erolnd under higoWE
saIaoton, " machineET oia new continuation, With
rn9rTnssf care 20 a % luit the eyes tl al caEeE,
Urirr W snEnC1I, DiELilerE OF Inflammation of eh6
rs, ald iugartilG Utzolgih foz long rsafl1g %
y. E5icn0nson would hsrsiRiorm ths public that
tE1uelcr 1ldEH any one IN tbs sale Of Ms Lslges,
81 nIqd. q rUlcug e1HOTtIu en- nf EPN CHA Gf1ER
UIORoSOOPES, OOllPAEsEE, ts., On hand.
AiIlEIQLAl AHE8 iRssEsas Without 1aln,
- E1EIcct nl natural
oEsI5s-Es. 10 Superior SlEosss sadsF Ansrioon
1stas naiiidaW
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TED BupHED CHILD > Ene enid INA" was
80 ssIsTelv burnea, wednesday morning, aS
- = o,,r,issas Of yesterday died between
ave Id SIX o'clock in the ai'ernoon Of
VsdSesday, having lived through some
seven h5ers Of terrible agony. The child
was son, and not q dsughser, asIEe sisted
The nsuds 0f TIE parents are Absndrsilhl.i h.
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TITLES BY BRKvET.


boats will be pressed
TITLES BY BRKvET.
No more titles by brevet will be conferred,
except for distinction in battle.
= ALARM AT RICHMOND.
The Richmond Examiner of Saturday con.
tains an editorial commencing with the fol-
lowing: "From valiant Senator down to
timid seamstress, the question on every
tongue in Richmond is, whether the enemy
are likely to penetrate with their gunboats
to this quarter"
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE DISTRICT.
The House District of Columbia Commit
tee will report bills abOlishing slavery in the
District and Incorporating the Pennsylvania
Avenue Railroad, similar to the Senate bills.
THE TELEeRAPHIo CENSORSHIP.
Assistant Secretary Seward was yesterday
examined by tine Committee on Censorship.
The investigation is drawing to a close.
REPORT ON MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The report made to the Senate in Execu-
tive session yesterday on Mexican affairs was
ordered to be printed.
LIEUTENANT GEEKRAL RECOMMENDED.
Mr.. Rice, from Senate Committee on Mill
tary Affairs reported joint resolution Civ
ing authority to the President to appoint
Lieutenant General by breVet.
MEDALS AsA BEHARD OF MERIT.
The same Committee reported in favor Of
an appropriation TO purchase and distribute
SilV, medals to privates and non-eommiS-
siOned officers in beth the army and navy
for distinguished services during the present
war. They also decide not to grant brevet
commissions except for gallant conduct in
the face Of the enemy.
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2- Coal oil, warranted the best, for 80
cents per gallon, as Walsh Evans, III
Ontario street. fsblas75
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10 HORSE OWNERs.
D. Sweets 1nfallIble Liuiment for Horsss 3 IN
HVaed b any, ana IN all cases Of Lamoiesa arising
Eon syralns, Bruises or Wrsnehing, its edot Il
DagieAl and certain. Harness or saddle Calls and
Rinsbons nay be sasF prevented and cured IN their
1cpisut Stages, but confirmed cases are beyond the
FEASIBILITY Of radical cure. No case Of the kind
hoWsFsE, is 90 desperate hopeless but it may Be
allsviatsd By this binimont, and its faithful app-
cation win always remove the lAmensss, and enable
he korse 70 trsTeI with comparative ease.
ETUrY hous owner should have this remedy ct
hAn1, for itl timely use at the first appearance Of
LAnsneis win sasotuAliy prevent those formidable
dlsaeses mentioned, 70 which al horses are liable
Eld ghioh render many otherwise valuable horses
neariY worthless. Strong A ArmatronE, A eBnts for
0lspdlald. desltalts02WdEWR26
1HH SUBSCRIBERS HAvH JUsT SET UP AZ
ehltr Ouatom FEET Nil which is In connection with
tp1iT on Oioth Factory and v hits Lead Work., on
sta canal lIst Above ontario street q New Mil for
ssrtnding Corn and Cob Meal, IN the use Of which
m0eo than tWenty-nFe per cent Is saved IN feec-
nE, either 10 hogs, homes or cattle. Corn IN ths
eaf boughf and taken IN exchange for meal.
jOH0 MEBS1Ek 90.
Clsgslsnd, Jan. Z, ls6z. jsn4RH
FHtHE BkST AhPlBlULAL a aHLP
= HoEEs HuGAH BIGET EV1 IETHEzHsl
~
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TEE 7RRNoNr RuNnRs.

All stories to the purport that Gen. Ere.
mont has received " clean bill " from the
COMMITTEES on the conduct of the war, or
that he has been assigned new command,
are without foundation in fact.
LIEUT.. IvEs-THE POTOMAC BLOCKADE.
The Committee on the conduct of the war
haverecently been inquiring into theicase of
Lieutenant Ives; also into the blockade of
the Potomac. In regard to the first matter,
Hudson, manager and editor of the Herald,
was examined; on the second, Captain Dahl
eren.
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.READY-MADE CLOTHING.
THE FAIR INRz;
o. 4m LON LADY o, rau onu.Os Onr,,..
OOHTIHUED

OOATIHUED.
"sail, hOi sail hol'' cried the msn at the wheel,
'Where avayln asked Captain Wright, as be turn
ed on his heel,
And bringing his glass right close TO his eyes.
Two k7ots N. ". r. and secession nag she does
hy." lI =. =
'',Tis 0Mulligan's heeti'' said Capt. Geo. Wright
''CleaT TIE decks now, my boys, and prepare Tor a
''wsshAl te cut to pscesl'' cried the lst mate in
alarm.
81 rs;kOu, sid the Captain, sthsy can do rs no
There arsuo Con ongressuen, tSamsters, or old women
Aud veil IL ienn, ny boys YES! II give sn doe
sail hol three knots TO the aTbOardi HeaFs tol
z We blow 700 10 tophet and all Of your creWi''
" Ti5, cried Cried George Wright, ''ths Black
Horse uaVaryl
Though they had Bulls Bun on shore, We shall
have no calves run on the Sea-"
~ Mulhgan on his poop deck did stand,
Win glass in hi mouth and glass in each hand
lille the ship In the distanc he enrionsly scar ed
In corn-busk.y voice he shouted thu following
command:
''Prerare for hkht, every darn mothers son,
And load Win forty-rod whisky the star-lumter
gun"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21
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