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MORNING LEADER.
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sATURpAY aIORNING. jan. "a. Iss3:

APPOINTMENT the naJ-es 81 -.
in to the Senate by the President ~ aPpo'1s-
nsnt as paymasters, is that Of 3 a oseoLns ,'a
Of PainesviIIe. The namegot oe'is
and S. E. Adams are als,In the list, O'' 'lss
can hardly be the csveland gentlemen Oi
Fboaa names.
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D8-The above named Ladies We are personally 40
duafated with and know that for several years
We lived in Medina, they great auneTers Mlss
orstett has been so badly afflicted that It was VII
diieuIty she was able 10 stand upon her teet leW
botlss Of Catholicon entirely cured her Of her COM
psnts NY vile received great benen irpIn TINS med
feine We recommend il to the Ladies OF this county
| fbsy are an n ect to JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canheld Sentinel
Ba-For sale By sllDruggists, - ., 80,
aantqQ Agent Tor Ohio.
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H MOULD's OHIzBRAT1D AND
Nv. UnrlvaIlOd IRISH AND ICELAhD MOSS
G o . G Il G A n D 7,

For the Seventeen Years that this Candy has been
before tho public it has been used with great success
and the Increasing demand from all parts OF the UNI
ted States shows that its value g. remedy has been
fully appreciated. We might add the eertlncSteS q
many Who have been benefited BY this invaluable
edcine for an who have used 1t eager 70 recon-
mend IT. but We content ourselves with giving the
'itIIR HFsTnY MOULD Dear sir;-From your state
uent Of the composition Of your Cough Oanqyt 1 40
not hesitate to express my belief that i IS vel aoap
A 70 The purpose Tor which ysu manufactured II and
no doubt but thst It is useful as i Certainly s an
agreeable ezpeotorAnt. w, hespeetTI2Rlf8 TRf
tEaosgrs MOULD HeaAE, Gents:-I have examine
your prescription for II. Moulds Cough Candy an
AAA - = GUSTAV o. z. WEBER,
Professor OF Surgery.
B[For Ministers, Public Speakers and Singers
Ehis CANDY Is Invaluable, being unequalsd for oiear-
ing The voice, removing hoarseness, &c. -
rs 'N' '0-S' MOULD q HOGAN,
decsI:R27 no. l EucIid-st., Cleveland, 0.
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9EEsG

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THhEE
-TRIESEMARl I, 2 and 3, unprotected b Roy
if Letters Patent Of England, and secured % me
Seals OF the Eeols de Phsrmscie de Paris ana tnf
imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No One e invaluable for Exhaustion, Spermator
rhOsa and all physical disabilities . - -, -.
NO Two completely eradicates au traces q lhOs
diseases that have heretofore been treated oy ne h4e
Geoug and pcrnicious use Of copavia and eubeos-
NO Three has entirely suPpan ted the injurious use
Of mercury, thereby insuring 70 the sufferer speely
relof, dispensing all impurities and foouns Out Tx
venom OF diseases. =. -
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. l. and }, are preparattons N tne
~ earried IN the waistcoat pocket Sold in TIN cases
md divided into separate doses % admnistered ~
Velpau, LaIlemand, Rouxs Bicold, &C. frles = eaon
whereby there Il a saving Of 81. To be had Nnole-
ale and retail Of Dr.. BARROW No. ls4 bleecker-os'
New York. -, a.
Immediately on receiving remittance DT. BarroE
vim forward the Triesemar to any part OF the World
securely packed and addressed according 70 the IN
sod 7S-tSS by G. " CLARK. Agent for CIevslana.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-24

An OH1oAE KILLED IN CALHoREIA.-The
San Francisco Bulletin Of December Sd, con-
tains the following item:
"Ashford Ashbrook, who has recently been
residing in Paeheco, met with violent and
sudden death in Solano county on the 10th Of
November, It seems that brother OF the
deceased was present at house in 6reen
Valley where dancing party were assem-
bled, and requested the privilege Of dancing
once, to which the proprietor Of the house
made no objection, but one Of the party did.
He did dance, however, and after the dance
was over, a difficulty ensued, during which
deceased struck one Of the party. As he did
this, he stepped or was pushed back towards
one Merrill james, who exclaimed Don't
crowd me, Cd d-n youl" at the same
time pulling off his coat and drawing pis-
tol. Ashbrook turned towards him, and the
other Immediately shot, the ball entering
near the nostril and passing through his head
causing instant death. James made his es-
cape, but the officers are in pursuit Of him
The deceased was a native Of Licking county,
Ohio, and was aged SO years.
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HOKB TESTIMONY.

Mr.H.B KIxasLEx-Dear Sir: We feel i dup
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under he head Of Female Diseases. We have usSo
your GrHfenberg Medicines and have Deen gfeAIIly
bene6fted thereby So much SO, that were the price
double We would have thom. To the thouaanos q
our sex who are suffering from weakness We would
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GrsnCth 10 the system and enables each OF the organs
Of the body to perform their appropriate unctions
Miss q. SWORMsTETT1
Mrs. W. GARTER,
- Mrs. y. 4. WEEKS.
kFadina March l. t6I
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SENATE CHAnnEg, Ohio, April 5th, ls54.
isDR. ]. @. ATER, HOnered Sirs-1 have made 3 thCi
ough trial OF the Cathartic Pills, left By your agent
and have been cured by them o. the dreadful rheul
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the effects Of your CathArtic Pills.
Yours With great respect,
hUCIUS. B. MlETOALF.''
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Medicine ID use. More used than any other kind
Price Is 5cents-3l Pills in q box See Circulars.
sa-sold by Strong B ArIrgtrong, Benton Brothf
Z NJ Palmer, Churchill 6 Bro. Ais0f a Eholes
e-5 rsfaII al IsI O71tario-st, Cleveland, bT
q. c. MORRIS, Gen'l Agent,
For Ohio, miGhigan and Indians
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Captain JOEL PRATT, q ths ship Ma-iOn, Eritl
nom Boston, 2eth April, ls54'
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HTThs above are al from persons who are publi
IL known where they reside, and who would not NAL
these statements without thorough conviction til
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Aporr roMARRT.-The Lexington OBJ
..--sS ss,S that Charles T. Browne, famil-
,s-Iv g.6wn as " Artemus Ward" is about
N lad to the altar one Of the most peautiiu ul
,lrls in Kentucky. The young lady is very
wealthy, too, possessing in her own right no
L.. han ons hundred g eontrabands."
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PREPARED BY J. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass,
Sold BY g. W. GLlAIsIS and by Druggists and Des
srs evsryvThere decs: R2sdwEtWeOw
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aSIR:--I have great satisfaction in assuring 70
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ted BY your riedicinea Ny wife was cured two year
since, Of severe and dangerous cough by your
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My children have several times been cnred rom ~
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Indeed, this j. much more important, rom TIE
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from any Of the numerous remedies had taken
sfYou seem 10 u.s. Doctor, like q prcTidential bis1
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-24
DYERS.
CLEVELAND
Excelsior French Dye House.
FREDERICK CYRIAx, PrOp,r,

Es- Refers 70 all Dry Goods Houses In the City and
engages n do emily First Glass Work having beside1
eycflieul ~ srs the test Presser and Tifisher m
toHh Gel ais foei we'd and delivered bV Express from
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NORRIS,

Arabian Condition Powders,
me best snd oheapost remedy for many Of the diset
HORSES. CATTLE AND SHEEl
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81 Nv he Prorrieior 81 I6l Ontario-st, Cleyear
- V q. G. MORRIS, Proprietor
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NARROW EsoAPE.-On Wednesday IS q
company Of boys were skating on the river,
one Of them skated into hole in the ice,
alongside of Otis BroWneH's warehouse
and narrowly escaped drowning. His com
rades saved him by knOttiDg their comfOrters
together and throwing one end to him. The
current is very strong there and he had diff
Guilty in keeping from being sucked beneath
the ice. Care should be exercised in skating
on the river, as the current is such as to in
sure destruction, almost, to whoever gets in
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! .Il'l5I ,Toaauned 5. $. sTEvEBs, NJ, NJ, q


aDR ]. AYEB, Dear Sirs--I have been afflicted ron
my birth with scrofula in ts worst FORM and now
after twenty years trial, and untold OF amount q
suffering have been completely cured in few WeeEd
by your Pills. With what feelings CT rejoicing Wri
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sNeTer until now have been free from this loath-
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eyes, and made almost blind, besides the Enenan7
rabIe pain 1t Others settled in the scalp Of ny pa
and destroyed my hair and has kept partly SO
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kept it for months q raw sore ing Toll.a
aAb0ut uinc yIeeka ago commonced froTe -
Oathartic Pills, aud an entirely.
complaint. Ny eyes are we'll, my skin is ilill
hair has commenced a. healthy growth all ol|
makes me feel already new person.
Hoping this statement i may be the means ci ooa-
Teyng information that shall do good Others an
/ with evOry sentiment Of gratitude, - .
" ssYours, &c lIARLA RICEER."
81 have known The above named Maria Kicker Iru1
her childhood, and her statenent il strictly true.
I ANDREW J. mESEkNEs
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MEDIeAL
A YERiS PILLs ARE CURING
"a THEsIGK 10 AN ExTENTEEYEB BEFORl
KNOWN OF AMI MEDICINE

---ANh - ~ - --f--N--
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The venerable Chancellor MEkDHAM writes ron
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TIE BAzAAR.-Ihe various committees
are busy as bees in making preparations Tor
the Orphans Bazaar, to be held at Athenl-
um Han next week. It opens on Tuesday
next and continues four days. The booths
have been erected and the work of ofdeeOrating
them is going forward rapidly. We are
pleased to record the fact that the article re-
quired in fitting up the hall, such as lumber,
nails, fuel, gas burners, etc, have been freely
donated by our citizens. There will doubt
less be large attendance, and s very sub
stantiaI sum will be realized for the Orphans.
The tableauK that are being prepared will
prove an attractive feature of the Bazaar. It
is proposed to close the Bazaar with grand
ball, which wouldntbs bad idea.
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The Despatch Cooking Stove.

always kept on hand, be Is now ready to sell e. th
lowest prices for CASH Oh APPROVED CREDIT.
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Dr.TH OF CAPTAIN ALLEH, OF THE
EIGHTH oB1o.-Captain Richard Allen, Of
Company I, Of the stb Ohio, recently died in
Hospital at Washington. The Elyria Dem
oerat speaks Of him in the highest terms of
Braise. which were no doubt we'll deserved.
He was originally Of New Jersey, and was
thirty-thres years Of sgo on the day be re-
ceived the wound, of which he has since died,
at Fredericksburg. he had been sailor,
both at sea and on the lake, until the war,
when he enlisted and was elected Captain Of
Company I, 9Th Ohio. h is remains have
been embalmed in Washington, and will be
brought to Elyria for burial, the last sad
rites to be performed by the MasOns.
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READY.MADE CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.

By the Author OF "Fair Inez," 1.-THE Prince Of
p Wales 1.-THE Ghost Hunters" &C., 90.
CHAPTER V-TAKIHa sUPPzR.
But tine Soldier had scarce finished,
Ere man put in mis- face
At the door, and shouted loudly
aTwenty minutes at the place
We Will stop at next, for supper"
And in half minute more,
half the people in the car, strsI
Were then rushing 70 the door.
AsI wished to have some supper,
And also bit Of fun,
soon followed their example,
And started on q run.
When / got in at the liable,
Next grabbed man sat,
60 silly placed my coffee,
Cup and al into his HAT.
Then shouted to the waiter,
Who was standing near TO me-
1OOHe, you cured, lazy rascal
@ Bring me quick a cup Of tea
And also some other h1tngsi
Bring dish or two Of meat
Here came, not to be erinned at,
But to get something to cat"
Soon he came with dishes ladsnI
There was led eggs aud bee-steaks,
Pork and beans and boiled potatoes
Toast and buns and hot corn cakes.
Quick eat up all these good thingsi
Dashed the diahes to the hOor,
And the folks thought was crazy
AS shouted ''bring me moreF
In alarm they called the landlord,
And they raid, "a crazy man
Is disturbing all our supper,
Please remove him II you can u
Then the landlord came up to me,
And with walters three or four,
Without asking pay or questonsi
Gently led me 10 the door
[MoRE EEXF WIKI r-
In ths meantime would announce to the public
| that have brought home from the East the lsrges
I and most superb stock OF fashionable
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SIGBL FOLLOWING THEM.
sumner to erOSsnear falmouth.

How the River is to be Crossed.
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Movements began on the 10th.
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To Messrs. Wn KsABE o., BALTIMORE can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and imurovements which you continually make on
YOUR Pianos, which in my opinion rank among the
very best in the country. n. STRAkOSOH.
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Crossing River above Falmouth
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EVELARD SFOHES

bLOV5B tuu housekeeping NOO@@1
ever brought to this market. Having purchased BE-
fore the GREAT ADVANCE IN PRICES We have
received the Goods, and adding them to bis large Va
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
The Ohio Legislature.

Ip,be Senate, on "wednesday after pray
bv ,be Rev M Coodslu abou. the usual
nm hs. ~ nsti,;ons vsre n,eaen,od. and bills
,ssd. .he sscona time. Mr.. o,Conuor intro
dro.d !. Nj, which wos ,saa The svst time,
Fr,tbs, ses,,ng ,bs 6n.Is, and rp6owers Of
cls,Es q, Conrts Of Cannon Pieas More new
h;lI. oro 10 ho in,rodnced soob. according 10
no.;oo o;v.n 1ou.e hin was bss,ea To an
,bo,izs ,b. ;nco,Dor.,sd viilage of Mann.
c,,a.a Mo,,ov conntv Ohm n s... ho,rox monay
-. AZ a,,Mi ri, i,ha ,,o' =, ..,a
.,,,.rs r'' rT's s'e' ~ - Sr' - n
Ttr J.; ~ ~, !
.,,,.o os',Eai wa 1, aoa.;da.,,;on os ~,
In r. ~ u..,,...u :,
|, -.,--,l ym boo :
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IErOnl llho g. oIaI.yIIlls aa.ette. |
Hon Wm.isK sKennon, Jr.s for Supreme
,haCfgl3ia c18d sJndge. ~ -

Hon Wm.is Kennon, JR., for Supreme
J ,haouilia n9h sJndge. VI II
v Mn. EDTToR;--'The Democratic State Con
vention will meet az Columbus on the Ilth oI
June next, to put in rominstion State ticket
and Rs there is to be nominated Supreme
Judge, many Democrats In othis part of ths
State are anxious that our old and mutual
friend, Hon. WM. KERNoE, Jr., should receive
the nomination oftbat Convention for that i'm.
portant position. G.oii1 a1Jh '-N>f .f5,
Mr.. KEnEoN 10 a. Democrat from conviction
and from principle, and never etrays from the
Democratic fold though the political heavens
may beblack above lin and the elements howl
around him In all the fercsst assaults that
have beenmadeupon the Democratic party, he
has ever stood ready for her defense, and while
other meuhsve,reeIedf from their perpandiouiar
he has stood firm and immovahle, as evidenced
by Ihis yotos in Congress, from al to 40; aud
now, when despotism strides the land, he IA Ia
heart and soul with the D6modracy.ll Ls g,si
As lawyer he is unsurpassed in the State;
and by the bar his opinions are regarded Rith
profound respect, He Wills make i ,'Jndee,
firm, just dhdgmerousspeculi fitted for Sfhe
trying crisis through which cur beloved ioountty
isn6N passing "a It 10 hoped he may receive tbt
nomination which nc 10 welldeserves >ab dial4
7sihosa 90 iaeqE9l MANY DEMocRATs,s
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[From the Holmes County Farmer
Our Attorney General

Our much respected fellow citizen, Lyman r
Critchfeld, was sworn In and entered upon the
discharge Of his official duties ss Attorney Gen
ctkl on Monday last. o Al "a Democratic cele.
bration In Columbus on theEevening Of the Ssh
Of January, Mr. Critohfeld was called upon
and respondedin en- able and eloquent speech,
In which he displayed the uncommon talent
and ability which his friends know he possesses.
and which was received by the entire audience
with immense applause. if,i yrSsy ~ .sia s;i I !
b. The Black Republican newspapers are cen
surIng the celebration and the speakers with
their usual slnng epithets. Especially haye
they opened their batteries Of abuse and false.
hood against Mr.. O., come three Of four Of them
misrepresenting and misconstruing his speech
10 ias, many different ways. hsT Let them
blaze away! The more they vilify hiss1 s1kapd
name and hia patriotism, the more biz frisnds
will honor him. The time has come when the
extent Of the respect and admiration Of prom.
ineut Democratsby the great mass Of the psp-
pie depends on the amount of abuse and cen-
sure heaped upon them By these Abolition
shests, q The Abolition majority In the Senate
also took u upon themselves to yolS doRh 1
resolution to eppQint = acpmmittee for informing
Mn. cGofahiaslectIon n tbs oface Of Attorney
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
Discussion IN the HOuse or Repre-
sentatives. i8Hli.a' t'tA4
THrRD DAY,

THIRD DAY. 81 DliatH hnl
The discussion In the, House Of Representa-
tives on arbitrary arrests was resumed yester'
day morning, and continued until night.1 sa
Mr.. sMYrHr was the first speaker. He made
an able defense Of the constitutional rights Of
American citizens, and denounced most forcibly
and eloqaently the encroachments of arbitrary
power upon the liberties of @he people. His
plea fol, the observance Of Law and order was
one of the most earnest and fervid appeals
that has ever been heard In Legislative body.
He deprecated the course purtued by the Ad.
,minisRation members, during this discussion,
In denounclDg the Democracy as '..traisors.' .
He discussed the matter Of arbitrary arreste,
and the question Of the suspension Of the priv
ilege Of the writ Of habsas corpus, in power
full and mastery manner. HE constitutional
arguments we're crushing, and utterly annihi.
lGiing to the speakers who had attempted to
bolster up and Justify the "weak and yacil-
latipg' man now st the head OF the Govern.
ment He closed by urging the adoption Of
Mr.. DRrsEL's resolution. .''' --'
Mr.. STrEas, the efficient and industrious
member from Hooking, followed Mr.. smYrHr,
On the same side, end made q logical and effec-
tive apsech, luminous With facts and illusirs-
tons. He denounced In burning words the arr
bi,rary acts of the Administrs tion, both Feder-
al and State, and triumphantly yindicsted the
Constitutional rights of the American people.
He successfully answered and refuted the argu-
ments Of the apologists of ABRAHAM LINCOLN
and Dawn TOP. The remark Of Mr.. HILLS,
that "he would rather be O. Niger than %
Dutchmsn," was properly characterized by MI.
snrhs, He alec paid his respects to DR..
ScoFT, Who had spoken boastingly Of the result
Of the election In Warren county. Mr.. STrERs
detailed the manner in which; the election was
in that county, and how terrorism
prevailed st the polls there, This speech,
bristled with sharp points from beginning TO
end. . 90 ",t .eoig eaa AEa isgal p
Mr.. DIcKnAH was the ffss speaker in the af-
ternoon. HE former speech had been 90 COM
pletely damaged by Mr.. sMsTHE's sledge ham
mer blows. that he deemed Unnecessary to rejoiD,
and again come to ths defense. Of arbitrary
power. Hissecond speech was no Improvement
on the Afsss and he did not succeed in rebuild.
Ing the shattered "superstructure'' be labored
90 hard to rear, on Monday. , i.' ~ a-' ''is y
q Mr. GRnBEH next obtained the floor, and
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