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A GRAND MovE.-We are informed that
President Mccullough, of the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad, passed over the line on
Monday Oflsst week, and cleaned out every
thing ia the shape Of intoxicating drinks (ir-
eIuding Ale, Lsger Beer, &c.,) from the sew
eral stations along the route, determined not
to trust the lives and property of tho travel
ing public to bs-fadlIsd enginsers. brake
men, hagmsn, e..
So aazs the Akron Beacon.
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P1AHo AT AUCTIoN.-0. Cutter & Son
viii sell on Saturday next, the 18th inst, at
their Auction Room, 134 Bank street, at II
O'Clock precisely, splendid new Rosewood
Frsus Piano Forte, 75z-octsve. Terms
cash. feb12 -139
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

THIRD o. Y. ca detachment Of the
Third Cavalry, numbering two hundred and
forty, who have rs-snlistsd, arrived in Mop
rOeville on Tuesday, and had big reception.
Refreshments for thouEand people bad been
provided and the boys we're fssyted to their
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

DEATH OF Ma. JoHN NIoKIHsoE.-This
eminent comedian, late stage manager Of
Pixies Opera House, in Cincinnati, died of
spople1y on Thuraday evening last. Hewas
81 e1cslIsnt actor and an accomplished and
genial gentleman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

REV. s. H. CARLToN.-This eminent di-
vine and Theslogisn of the Universalist faith,
will preach to morrow, at 1OH O'Clock A. NJ.
aud Z O'Clock P. Fl, at Sons Of Temperance
Hall, opposite the Post Office, Public Square.
In point Of eIoquenes, this gentleman ranks
as frst. A full house is solicited. fsb1S:l3T
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HEADas's DETACHMENT 125TH o. Y. L, I
CAMP CLEVELAND, Feb. II, 1854. !
SPECIAL ORDER no. "a.

sFhoIAI1 VnDHN' 1'O' IT
An men on furlough from this detachment
win report in camp Immediately, preparatory
to moving. Ira sick and convalescent will
report in person to the Assistant Surgeon of
the Regiment ct the hospital. By order Of
J. R. SANFORD,
Cant. Go. E, CONG Detachment.
CEAELEs Il. STEVENS,
Acting Adjutsnt. fsbl2;l3S
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SMALL Pox.-Rather az unusual case Of
small POx occurred in Pis1POnt, Ashtabula
County, few days ago. An old gentlemsn
who had had the small poz When child, and
who was deeply merked from the effects Of it,
visited his daughter who va siek with small
poz, suPPosiny; himself in no danger, but
strange as il. may seem, he took the disease
and died.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

Rally 7rH WARD.-There viii be q
meeting at the Engine House on Saturday
evening, at O'Clock, VIXEN every man in the
Ward ia expected to be thers to settle up,
and the COMMITTEES 10 hand in their subseriP-
tion. The meeting will be addressed By
Frederick Harve7 aad William Andrews.
By order. G. K. HALL,
febI3-It Secretary.
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NORTHERN ONO SANITARY FAIR.
nLyCrEEr HARMoyY REVIVED" ;"

:" LNOIENI HAhhOFI REVIVED.
Any persons il this city, county or Ticini-
ty, having in their possession the above
named mnsic book, will much oblige the
Committee on the "oid Folks Concert of
the Northern Ohio Sanitary Fair" by ssnd-
ing to Brainard's Music store, No. 20S,
Superior, with their names and residence
plainly written within. They will be taken
good care of, and be retained to the owners
sfter the concert. s. FoLJANBE,
feb Is: st Secretary Of Committee.
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Tue stock Of cloths, csssimeres, vestings
stors fixtures &C., belonging to the estate Of
the late C. T. Klegan, merehant-tsilor will
be sold at auction, by o. Cutter & Son on
Tuesday, February l6.h, at No. us Seneca
Street.
sails commences at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
fah12-13a
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SANITARY FAN DESIGNATING Committee.
An gentlemen on this Committee, with any
other gentlemen who viii aid in Decorating,
nsxt week, are requested to meet st the ofiee
Of ths Mayer this evening. ct seven O'Clock.
febIs:I2S 1t 7. n. B0SD, Chairman.
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THERE will be supper at the COngrega-
tionsI Church in Collamer, for the beneft
of the Sanitary Fair. on Tuesday eTening,
Feb. I6h. Tickets 50 cts. Oysters extrS =
Tho nsmbsrs Of Standards Battery are inTi-
tad IeD-lS-Zt.
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TIE Committee on War Materials, Gu
riositiss, Sc, will meet this Saturday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock in the Grand Jury Room in
the Court Honse. It is important that every
member be present. H. T. BRATToN,
feb. Is; 1t COMMITTEES.
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LKGAL rNrRLLIGRNCE.
Court of Common PIeas-Friday.

Court Of Common Pleaa-Friday.
CIVIL BRANCH = BEFORE JUDGE COFFIN
BEBRY.-Ths argument in the case Of Baker
vs. Shepherd was concluded last evening, and
the case went to the jury. F. F. BackuS,
Esq,, appears fOr the plaintiff and Messrs.
Hitchcock, Estsp and Collins for the defend
ent.
CIVIL BRANoH-BEFoRH JuDeE FoOT.-In
the case Of Alden B. stOckEsl Vs. c. D.
Williams, Judgment was rendered for the de-
fendent.
The case of the Commercial Bank ss. Da-
vid Thompson, wac tried to the Court and
Judgment rendered for the plaintiff.
CRIMINAL BBAEoH-BEFoRE JUDeE BoLToE.
In the Criminal Court, yesterday, the pris-
onors named below were sentenced:
Frederick Miller, horse stealing, 9 years.
Amelia johnson, grand larceny, 1 year.
John Moore, grand larceny, years.
BsDjsmin Coleman, grand larceny, 1 year.
William Forrest, grand larceny, 2 years.
Susan RIOeksOn, petit larceny, $25 90 and
costs.
In the sass of ohisv vs Peter Tilmsn, charg-
sd with grand larceny, the jury returned q
verdict Of "NOs guilty"
Divorces DocKET.-The Divorce Docket viii
be called this morning at nine o'clock ir
Court Room, No. 8.
FsEico Ceurt---Eebruary 18th,
A-n1
$40 and costs Luther Rays, faed IS and
costs.
Observation-Disclosures Smith, hnsd 81 and
costs; Eliza RsJs, fined costs Dssisl o.
Brien, hnsd 50 and costs.
Petit LGrcsny-Pstriek CEOwly, case mol
lied.
Observation-Disclosures Mcdonald, ansd
s. and cOFts-
FHE FATAL AFERAI II ASHLAND
CoUxTT--A fstsi ARRAY occurred On Wednss'
day sveEiDg, February 3sd, two miles west
of Ashland, resulting il the death Of a
young man nsmsd Albert S. Dissem, at the
hands of Young fellow naraed Geo. W.
Langfelt, the school teacher Of the district
A dificuIIy had arisen in school between
Diesem and his teacher, and Diessm had
made threats that he was going to whip the
teacher, &c. Langfelt accordingly procured
pistol, and the evening in question, On
which he had held q spelling school, had re-
qussted sorns scholars to accompany him
home. On tho way home he wss Ovsrtaken
by DIsssm. and some others. Words enszed,
and finally LsugfeIt was knocked down.
While lying ha fred tho pistol, the ball stri-
king Di'lssm, passing through both lungs
and causing instant death. The teacher Ief.
immsdisAeiy and has not since been heard
frsn. Young Disssm was about twsnty-ons,
and Langfelt between nineteen and twenty
years Of tge.
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TaE funeral fervices Of Henry C. Nor
gan whose body was brought hauo from
Vic tsburg, Thursday evening, By his brother
> L. Morgan, will be attended to at the
Disciples Church, in Newburgh, tomorrow
sunday merning, at lO1z o'clock, A. M
Mr.. Morgan died in July, but his body was
disinterTed and brought home as above men
toned. The friends Of the family are invited
/ - a4ha1S
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There will be meeting Of the Sub :
COMMITTEES or Coffee, at Court Room No. ?,
or Saturday, at ~ O'clock, P. N. A full
attendance is particularly desired. The fol-
lowing named ladies' cOmpssa that Commit
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ALF. HOWARD THE VIoLIE1sT.-We take
pleasure in announcing that Alf. Howard
the celebrated violinist will be in Cleveland
during the session Of the Sanitary Fair, and
will give several concerts. Mr.. Howard is
one of the finest viOIinists IN America, and
has ssrnsd tie deserved title of the Amsri.
esa Ole Ball. Ho has recently been giving
concerts in Norsalk and ssndusky, With
-.nnt crnrnsan
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

Two good secondhand Planes for sale at
bargain, at Sanford Z Co.'s, l64 Superior
street, ap stairs fsolz;ISS
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YUETEKss E0TI0Ks,

FLAGS AND BANNERs.I
Orders promptly hIled. Address
CIV. CRoWELL q CO.,
nu2e.1el Qll superier-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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The Trustees have directed that interest at the rate
Of ffx 6) per cent all the outstanding Scrip Of the
next. .
The Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend Of
fifty or per csnt out Of the profits for the year end
ing February lst 1854, to parties entitled 10 the same
By their arrangement with the Company, deliverable
on or after tbs hTst day Of March next.
Tho Trustees have further declared that the Oertin-
cstes OF profits issued by the Company in the years
IsS and 1857 be redeemed IN cash on and after the
first day Of Mseh next, presentation to the o1lce
Of the Company, and that all further interest on the
same shall cease on that date.
The Trustee have also deciarfd an extra Serb Div
idend Of ten 0) per cent cut q the surplus eceumu-
ations OF the Company, on all the outs anding Ger
tcates Of prohs deliverable after the frst day
Of March next
suof the above dividends free Of Government Tax.
By cEder OF the Board of Trustees
GEO. A. TISDALE, Ssc'y.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

INDIAN LEoTURzs.-ReV, J. Tanner,
(Esh- -qua-gona-be) will give tive lectures in
the St. Clair street N. E. Church, on Mondsy
and Tuesday evenings, February 15 snd 16.
Lecture to commence at : O'Clock.
First-Causss and incidents Of the ists
Minnesota Sioux Indian massacre.
second-Indian Religion; their feasts,
fasts, and self tOrtures. The causes Of Psss
missionary failures and successes among the
Indians of North America.
The following is from One of the Ann Ar
Dor pspers;
TIE LEcrUREs.-Rev. Mr.. Tanner, an cd
ucated Indian, Iectured last evening in the
Methodist Church, and is to lecture there
this and tomorrow evenings. Mr. Tanner
is one of the most eloquent Of men, he lee
tured a number Of evenings in Adrisn, a
short tine since. The Expositor speaks oI
him and his lectures in the most glowing
terms. Oar citizens will miss q rare treat If
they fail to attend these lectures. feblS:l38
NIxrH WAHD PREPAAED To PAY BoUH-
T1Es.-At a meeting held at the Engine
HOUSE. on Thursday evening, tho Committee
appointed to raise funds, reported 80 large
an amount pledged that it vas deemed sd-
| visabIs to appoint a treasurer and recruit
ing committee, to procsed st oncs with tho
work of filling the quota of the Ward !;
whereupon A 7. VanTsssel was appointed
Treasurer, and Captsin Harris John Mona
hon, ". C. Storsr and c. Cooley Recruiting
/ Committee. Those who have subscribed
money for this object are requested to make
| immediate payment to Mr.. VanTsssel, ct his
store on Detroit street. Persons who wish
to enlist and avail themselves OF ward
| bounty ere referred 70 him or any msmber OF
the Recruiting Committee. We are prepared
| to pay bountiss Sc fast SIS recruits can 10 OBJ
tainsd. We ere slsO prepared to guarantee
! 70 every enrolled man OF the Ninth Ward,
/ who viii nay ten dollars, exemption from
draft. We hope this appeal will not be IN
vain We trust every man liable to draft will
respond without delay, and avail himself Of
this golden opportunity. There will be
meetings held at the Engine House on TGss-
| day, Thursday and Saturday evenings OF
esoh week, at seven O'Clock, until the work
of clearing the ward from draft is accom-
DIished The time is shorten the hTst Of
March the curtain drops. fsbl5:I5o
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A grand opportunity A splendid
chance Hoops for the upper ten Hoops
for the lower million at 14s Superior street,
American Buildings.
Hoops lend grace, where other arts all fail,
Attract, entrance, and csptiVste the male.
The undersigned beg leave to notify their
patrons and the public generally, that in
consequence Of thssxpiration Of their lease
on the 18th of March, 1884, they are COM
PEELED to dispose of their large, well assorted
and magnificent stock Of Hoop Skirts,
French Corssts, Skirt Supporters, Breast
Pads, and other kinds Of ladies fXings.
They must be sold st any sacrifice.
The attention of Wholesale and Retail
dealers is especially invited.
The articles are manufactured Of the very
best materials, and in the latest GEd most
fashionable styles.
Ladies, come and examine the goods ; we
will give you an une1ampled bargzin-eVen
far below cost. Very respectfully,
A. KLEIN i Co.
Manufacturers Of Hoop Skirts, I4s Superior
street. feblS;l3s
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
CToexEire On the sIEt day Of January, Isss.)
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE. }
(IHsCRANCE DEPARTMENT :
EoIuUbus. lhfO, February lst, 1854 j


(IasURASCE DEPARTMENT
Columbus, Chic, February lst, 1854 }
WHEsEk5, The North American Fire Insurance Go.
located e. sew York, IN the stats Of New York has
fs5d in this ofce sToTR Statement GIFTS condition,
IS required By the rst section q the act $40 keEu-
late Insurance Compsniss rot ire0. poretsd By tno
tate Of Ohio, p2saed April g. 1856; ans Whereas
said Company has farrishod the undersisned Estis-
factory evidence that n 5 possessed o. et least Uoe
Hundred Thousand DOiacs OF Actual Capital Invest
ei fr cbs or ia touds or IN mortgages Of zeal es
tate worth double tne amount for which the te1e Is
mortraged and whereas, eaid Company hes fled in
this Ohde written instrument under liz csrporste
seal signsd uy the Preside ut IND Secretary Thereof
az efEiug E1y agent or sgents Of said UOmpGrJ i1
Iris state to ecEnglsds SERVES Of process. for and
n bshzii Of fad C5pAny, consentng that such scr
Tce Of procs.5 shall Be taken Grd he'd &c bs IS valid
served upo1 the Company, Heeo Ring % the laws
CT this rr any other STATE and waving al cisn OF
sisbt Of error, y reason Q: such acknowledgement q
Row Therefore, in Pursuance ofthe first section OF
the Aforesaid act. 1, JszEs d. GsDzsS, Auditor q
State for Ohio, 90 hereby certify that said horth
American fire Ina Co, Of New York. is author Eei
10 transact the business Ct Firs Insurance IN this
cte uat the 5lst dsy OF January, In the year one
thousand eight hundred and siLty-hTe.
IA WITH 6 Whereof, hzvs hsrsunto fubs.rtbsd ny
name and caCsed the SEAL Of ny Of1oe 70 be
Ks affixed the csy and ear above srittsu-
JAS ". GODhAG,
feb9-Iw Auditor Of STATE.
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D1rrmFEx-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, ofice
90 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, n tie best nam
usr and at Low price. dee3R2s
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BcoKsl Boozsl!-The Cleveland Libra
" Association, has. Te understand, now il
course of preparation for the press full aad
oomplsts Alphabetical and Classified cata-
loqss Of its Books, which will be published
early in the ensuins Spring. Asmany friends
to the Association have expressed determi-
nation to contribute valuable works when
ever Catalogue shall be made, the Library
Committee suggest that sush Of our citizens
az wish to denate Books, may now bring
them forward, that the same may be embra-
ced in the Catalogue. Mr.. TATT, the Libra
rian, will be happy to receive any cOntFibu-
tiOns in the way of interesting and valuable
Books, wbiSh frisnds of the Association may
be pleased to send in. Do net delay, bat
send il one or more good works.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

LATE PATENTS, granted through the au-
thoriss5 sesncy Of Brsinard i Burridge Ct
this city 2. Newell, Warren, Fruit Bss-
ket; T. P. Granger, PsoatOnica, Ill, Table
Joint Planes; WittyOOmb & RsiSler, Clevc-
land, R. R. Car; R. Tanning, Clarkshsid,
Sowing Machine; ". Slaughter, Westervills,
Churns; Fisher & Norris, Cleveland, assign
ses, Clothes Rack J. G. Hunt, oincinnsti,
Lamp; Porter & Toodman, Cleveland,
Washing Machine; J. z. Youngmsn, Rock
ford Ill, E7spOrator; L. D. Flanders,
Cleveland, Combined Spoke Socket sad Fell
Ios Clamp R. 4. Matthews, Alliance, Church
Knseling Stool; q. McGarro, Cleveland,
Telegraph Paper Reel; Wayne & Robinson,
Detroit, Rock crusher.
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New UNION PAszEEGER DEPOT. - The
ne essary lands have been purchased, and
ths location Of the Union Passenger Depot
IS 70 be permanently established at the foot of
Bank sod Water streets. It will be six hum
dred feet in length By one hundred and
eighty in width, and Is to bo constructed Of
sandstone, with 3 substantial truss roof, COW
cred partly with slate and partly with tin.
The tracks in the depot viii be parallel,
greatly aiding in the trsns-shipment Of bag
gage and passengers. The dining rooms,
parIors and other appurtsnances Of the Depot
will be roomy, oonvenientand elegant. The
great advantage underline now order of things
will bs that the Depot can be reached
through paved streets and without crossing g
railroad, track.
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F1FTEEETE-Ths Charter, or act of tDeoryo-
ration of said COMPANY Is23. h,ed.
STATE OF NEW Y0RK, }ss.


County Of New York. -
JAMES W OTIS President, zndR ". .BLxLcKEB, Sec
rotary Of toe North Ana rican Hrs Insurance. Com
pany being severay sworn, dero5s and say that the
fOrsgCiBg is H. true AMI c0rIct statement OF the
affairs OF the said Insursnce Com panyi that the said
Insurance Compa is the bona ds owner Of st lsst
tyue Hundred thousand DoiasH Of actual cash oapi-
tai invested in Stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages sn
Real Estate worth double the amount Tor which the
same fs orfgagsd; that the above described invest
ments nor any rart thereof mads for the benefit
Of gny Individual exercising authority In the man
assnent OF said company, either as President, SEQ
retars, Treasurer Director, or other sise that the
mortgages above described have not been assigned
nor ia any manner released impaired by said Com
peny and that they are tha above described Ufeers
Of said Insurance Company.
3. ". BLKECKER, Secretary.
Subscrbedand sworn before me, this 18th dayof jan
nav Is6A TdOS &. THORNEEL,
TLs1 Commr iOr Ohio in New York.
OFFICE OF THR AUDIToR or STATE,l
Columbus, February iat, k6i
It is hereby certified that the foregoing is c0Trtc
COPY Of the statement and Condition OF the Aorsh
American Fire Insurance Company, Of hOw York.
made 70 this Once for the year ls4. and now on die
herein.
Isl JAMES H. GOODMAN,
- Au5itor OF State.
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otn-Ez
q. @. BRUCE.

LICENSED OLAIM OFFiUEs
CLzvElASD, Ohio, WAsHIEaToS, D O.,
No. Iyman's Block, No. AS Rlnth St
NeaE the Court House.
We srs authorized by GOEOumentto to coIee,
eICo Bounty
dAs discharged soldiers; also, the widow, ehil-
dren, and rghtfu hers ofsu deceased soldiers !
also
10 which every discharged soldier "as DIS
abledin the service, ls entitled. Also, Pensions
lcT soldiers widows, children, mothers OF or
phAn sisters, IS they are severAlly entitled IN
esE the lsE. Also.
dns discharged soldiers or resigned ofscers,
promptly collected, or esshed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men
nensy dus sesmstsrs, sad every other clsss q
claims growing cut Of thIs or any olhsT var,
Hs slso Psy special aitentsez 70
PATENTS,
- Avoid Gain End fsztsas Agsy.rs zhf
uFS nos LlseRsees
We publish "THE soLDnR's y,,rr,D.r, r nap =,
Q much interest to eold". and toe,r besfg
- = - .'1' ad stamp, and we viii 80 nd
~ q os.tL .- .Welve copies, one each metlthi
.vtousfu person OF by lssteE' with sVAnpi
"a Io1r bug,pess shsl have prompt attention
80 low, and no charge until sfSeT We RAve &C
.rvnrlIshed Whist ne undertake. ,-,,,
septic :; =
mETEIAND WOOLEN MILLS
A. * e. c. POFE,
s,r.,g-sr-dents, Manufacturers sno Dssisrs
al kinds Of
wee OLEK COO D 9:
Consisting Of Pisin Fancy
uA5zrNEFE,
DoEE1E9,
EATTIEETSs
UNIONS
FIANNEJS,
RLAHKETe,
ETC, ETC
iArood stock constantly On hADd, sdsptsd
the Western Market. =. -.
Msrkei prices paid for Wool and Peits, Il Cas-
OF Manufactured Goods-
Once and SsIssroorlsi
10. s5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND {
auS-R2
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PoPU1AR iAEu BeoK OF TIE NEw TESTAMENT By
George Conway McWhorter, New York; Har-
Per Bro, 1894.
This Il tile book Is most excellent COM
msntary on the Testiment. ItcaunOt fail of
doing n uoh good to the reader, in masking
clear the, teachings of the Gospel.
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OLIVER WENDELL hoLHEs.
Boston, February 1st, 1854.
It will be unnecessary to suggest to our Com
mittse that autographs from the President,
Everett, Emerron, HoImsa, LOngfeIloW, Bry-
ant, &c, would be great attraction in our
Fair.
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E.E. sFGGlZ nLsREE<Fsb- 70.
TETEz.sEEaea.
FOR SALE.

DE8IRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
SALE.-Any one in want Of Homestead will
do we'll to examine the promises, No. 375 kinsI1an-
st. House in good REM has all modern improve
ments Of 6as, Wsts- Furnace, &c. Lot la-ge-loo
feet front on Kts aud Ornnge-Sts 80 eet deep
and abundaDty supplied with all kinds OF Fruit and
Shrubbsry. The residence Il in an old settled and
good neigh hborhood and viii be sold at bargain.
For terms, &C, apply 10 g W. GAFDNEH,
feb2-R2 n and ~ Msrwin-st.
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1sS RI .rS4ss' D. D. Edited by Charles Beech
er In, two Volumes, Vol. i New York Har-
per 3 Bros, 1854.
Awotk like this cannot fail to excite deep
snd gen eraI interest throughout the country.
It is th e history of the stern cid Puritan,
the sozn d thsologisn, the uuhinehing cham
pIon Of freedom, the noble man, Lyman
Bssoher- Tie book is the result Of his habit,
when sn old man, of daily conversations with
s,me OF his children in tho ParlOr of his
daughter, Mrs. stowe, which were taken down
by her iEon his lips. It includes also his
correspO ndsnos, which wOuId of Itself make
an inter ssting volume. It is gotten up in
the excellent style which chsrseteriEss all the
Issues oil the MessTs- Harper.
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FaEDER1cK DOUGLASS is coming.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13
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LiCensed War Claim Agent.

Licensed War Claim Agent.
ooueos Bounties, Pensions, Beck Psy, Prize MOnsT
and other War Claims.
EBPersonal Attsntlon is given 70 the prosecution
cf Uisims "a tine Departments a. v Esninston.
HEAII persons hsvins Claims should apFly in per.
non, OF by letter, st onOe, and they VIII receive
ID. ". GAGE,
ostls-E8 i6s supsriOr-sL.. 0lsVelsnd, o.
- Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine snd
Elsctropathy; cures obstinate cases Of DysPep-
siss EhsumEtiszs SorOfula, Neuralgls an6 al
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the BrainI
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and UTlnsry Or
cans, and other Chrome diseases. Reference
given 10 many formidable csses cured in this city
Efssr other physicians had fs5lsd- See sdTerhse-
msut IN smother column. Of5ee Ne. IIs, Seneca
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