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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11

The Great Celebration I'm New York.
The New York Times says of the cele-
brstion in that city on Monday last "Rx-
cellent and experienced authority esti-
mates the gathering in our streets as at
least 10000 greater than that which
greeted the Prince Of Wales. And it is
far from being the least reason for consid-
ering the day especially successful, that
its enjoyment was so little msrred by pain
or diseord.D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11
P. Z. Russell.
From I. Z. Gqg.0i1, President of the OF,

From L. +. Gagl0iH, President of the Cits
Bank, Joliet, Illinois,
DIR. LIGHTHuL,-Desr SiT:-It affords
me the greatest satisfaction to be able 70
inform you that am still improving. and
have the highest hopes that my ear will be
entirely well by the time you at first men.
toned it would take to effect cure. 1 can
say that am truly thankful to the kind
Providence which directed me to you-
Since the few first days use of your pre-
scription, my ear has improved, and al
most at once. was relieved from a verv
depressed state OF feeling and an almost in
tolersble case, to an elastic and hopeful
state Of mind and had comparatively
little trouble from it. What DIR. John
Mott replied to me ss his experience, has
been mine so far. My Catarrhal trouble
seems very much better also and indeed,
altogether my health was never so good.
l am weighing some five pounds mora
than is usual for me, land more than I ev-
er weighed before.)
1 can but hope that it may be the Q -
fortune of many, with like troubles, tc 'Sg9 ~
in the way of the benefit Of your 81 NJ I 81 se!1
knowing how grest the fear of : r-a5,;.:le NJ, s:iio
IS with those, who in the past tio -.s.ga Ts.s.II
have suffered by it and fe,el11e = !r;.h' 5sIi'
sincerely at this time, TO s;d snd soT,,,o.s Isl
you in establishing q h.eh and ,a--,-og deee-ToS
position amongst US in. your pTossSsion iol Il
beg therefore, that you win not bezitsta' fo
'eter to me, as it may be of use. Islso an
lose herewith Professor Motifs replv n /
ny letter Of inquiry, which 1 deem biSbiv
'redible to you, and of great importaneata
'thers, as It has been to me. win visit
'ou again soon. In the meantime. baliava
ne, YOuIs, very sincerely,
+. L. OAGWIN.
Joliet, H., July 18th, 1859. ma5I9S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11
Dearh OF vIscoupt Comberma-a.


YiseOunt Combermere, who died recent
" in England at the age of ninety-three,
was, previous 10 his death, the Oldest living
General in the world. BE was born in
1T7s, and entered the army in 179O-sev-
enty-Avs years ago. Heserved with great
distinction under Wellington In India and
Spain, and was raised to the psersge in
1914 in consequence Of his services. After
the fall Of Napoleon he became Command
er-ih-C Chief Of the British army in the
Indies, and also held the position of Gov
ernor Of Barbados. He held numerous
pozitions of honor and trust. Besides be-
ing Field MArshal, he was Constable of the
Tower Of London, Colonel of the Life
from his own and foreign governments.
Viscouut Combermere, besides being q
brave man and good general, had the
advantage Of being the representative of
an old family which was seated in the
family estates before the Norman conquest.
BE was, therefore, fsvOrite of the Eng
lsh aristocrscy, which always knows how
to reward merit iu persons Of its own
condition in society.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11
ANtW secrstarI or the Interior.

The Hon. James Harlan, of lows, has
been nominated and confirmed as Secre-
tAry of the Interior, Vics Mr.. Usher, OF
Indiana, resigned. Mr.. Harlan has filed
the post Of Senator from Indiana for sew
ersl years and is widely known throughout
the country as an able and upright states
man. He was chairman Of the Union Con-
gressionsl Executive Committee during the
last campaign, and his industry and energy
IN circulating documents snd doing other
needful work were invaluable to the Union
cause. BE will add to the strength of the
new Cabinet BE viii not assume control
Of the Department until the first of May,
as much unfinished business yet remains
which only Mr.. Usher can properly trans
set.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11

The Hon. Hugh McCuuOch, who ha.
just taken bis seat as Secretary Of the
Treasury, is native of Maine. He reno
we'd to Indiana In 1888, and commenced
the practice Of law in Fort Wayne, where
he has continued to reside until his reno.
val to Washington. In 1884 he was elect.
ed Probate Judge, and in 1885 became
Cashier of the Branch Bank of Indiana.
located at Fort Wayne. He was soon
made one Of the Bosrd of Control of the
State Bank system, and shaped most of the
measures which vera devised for the seeu-
rity and efficiency of that system. In
1855 he became President of the State Bank.
Of Indiana, and, despite the crash of 1857.
gave character to the banks of Indiana,
which made an unmistakeable impress on
financial circles. When the Office ofComp-
troller Of Currency was instituted, he was
unanimously and earnestly recommended
for the position, by the moneyed Interests
OF the country. Bis tact and ability in
tnls posltlon mas been universally conceded.
Ar. MOculloeh had agreed to take the
position of the President of the Fourth Ma
aonAl Bank Of New York, with 3 capital
Of 100000, organized by number of the
leading men of that city, but they reluct-
sntly released him, finding that his services
were 50 Indispensable in Washington. He
owes his recent appointment tc the uni
yerssl conviction in business and financial
circles that as Secretary of the Treasury he
will prove himself the right man in the
right place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11
CATARRH CURED
FTOn" the Rev. R. P. RasssH, Lynn, Mass.
LYNN, Mass, Feb. Is, 1852.


1 have been much troubled with Catarrh
of the worst type, for some twenty years.
1t gradually grew worse, producing cough
and hosrseness, destroying the sense Of
smell, and breaking down my health, to
such q degree as to COMPEL me to resign
my pastorate and suspend public speaking
made diligent use of the usual remedies.
such as snlffs of divers kinds, nitrate of sill
yer, tar water, olive tar, and inhalations,
but without any salutary effects. LAST
summer I heard of DR.. Lighthilrs success
full mode of treating Catarrh, visited him,
and put myself under his treatment I be.
gan Immediately 20 improve, and this i'm
provemeDt has gone on to the present time.
Ny Cstsrrh has gradually melted away,
my cough has disappeared, my voice hss
become natural, and am once more able
to preach the blessed Gospel. Let me ad-
wise all troubled with Catarrhal difficulties
to apply 0 Dr. Lighthil.
P. K. Russell.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11

The Richmond Eransiner ssys that Beau
regard asked to have Johnston succeed
him. A Mobile paper says the gallant
Creole is 50 delicate that he lives wholly on
sweet milk. No wonder he does not want
the honor of meeting the grim Sherman,
whose digestion is good and who feeds off
the rebel territory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11
The Rebel General Pember,ou

PembertoD, who commanded the rebel
garrison at Yicksburg, which capitulsted
to Grant, has been ordered to make a tour
OF the Southern Confederscy as inspect
or of Artillery. He resigned, or was de-
posed from his former rank of Lieutenant
General, and now holds the position of
Colonel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11
Sewiug aaeniuFs.
E7HE FIORENOK O :

II Il E1s nany improvements owe any and Al
SEWING q N AGHfH ES9
Il has the reversible feed feeding the cloth sithsF
70 the right or len, 70 stay 3 seam Or hsten the
Lock, Double Lock, Knot and Double Knot-eaeh
being alike on both sides Of the fabric. Its NO
tions aTs All positiVs the thiokest thiRneSt
fabrics without ehangs Of tension. Hens any
width hem, fslIs brAid1 Guits, binds, gsthezs and
EsEH IN q rune at the sams time.
3. w. GLEASON d co, Agents,
Eo. e Public Square, Cleveland, and 10. Merrill
Block Dstrois- AEsntl WEntad. luly77-Bs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11

The bushwhackers are again making their
appearance in Missouri, in the neighbor-
hood Of Centralia and the North Missouri
kallroad. There was great excitement st
qsntrAiA the citizens being spprehensive
that they would make dash into the town.
70 avenge themselves on the loyal citizens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11

The old suit of D. Il. Craig Agent Of
the Associated Press, sgsinst F. o. j.
Smith, Of :Portlan d, came up before the
Superior Court at Boston dsyor two ago.
in the form Of an indictment against tie
latter for subornsiion of perjury. The
case was srgued on some points by d. ".
Paine and other eminent counsel, and is
trisl postponed till hsy, Smith being IN
der $4,000 bendsto appear. ta5s gde
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11
The COnstItutiOnnI AmendmeD,.

The Vermont papers say that the Gov
ernor is about to call an extra session Of
the Legislature of that State for the pur-
pose Of acting on the Constitutional anti
slavery amendment.
The Connecticut Legislature will hold
an extra session to IAtify the Constitutional
amendment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11
suRsriaE AmonE the EngIish Poor.

Wilmer and Smiths EGr0pean Time,
says there is an increase IN the number Of
diEtresSed spinner, amounting to one thou.
sand six hundred and forty3eieht for the
first weak 10 February, IS compared with
Eimilk+ returns FOR the first week in Jsnu.
ary. It is feared that this distress will
largely inoIessss should the frost continue.
There are NOW uinetyzeight thousand per-
sons in receipt Of relief in tbetwentY,ssvsn
unions which embrace thai cotton manufac-
turing dlstricta. = 60 = s 80,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11

Secretary Welles is now called ..Mr
Whats 'is-name," as Andy johnson forgot
what it was in his address to the Senate on
Inauguration day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11

OIEI OIL oILsI
ALEXANDER. SCOFIELD 4 COI
ssEFIHERs OF
al panW0IA Ann

sEFIHzRs OF
Extz4sPats9lenm Oil, BenEolo sAG
sAaehlnoFy O1iEs
we psy particular attention 20 packages, thereby
saving our customers much los By leakage We
guarantee Cl to give perfect Eatisfaotion, and
- good - any nlads In the city. Also We pay par.
doulnr attention. 10 putting M
HAPTHA Oh BENZOEEl
suitable for Va ,nish Hsnufscsrsrs' Or PaiatGF1
use. On hand nd for sale
300 bbls extra refined PetrpIoum OIL
leo bbls Eeodo. .dEed Benzoi equaI to TuFpsufiusll
100 bbls No. l lt1bricating Oh,
which We win sell 1t lowest msrket prices.
OFIIoE-l0s st. ClAlr-st., icrmsTly occupied By
VIM. o. soonsld : %.
JOHN ALkxAEDHR,
M. o. sCoEIALD, OI,EYuLAEn q
gAFHEH WILSON, ] anEUa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11

: There slweys was msnis of some sort
ruling the Southern mind. At present it
seems to be SHERNAN-1A.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11

Ths recent township elections IN Erie
county, New York, resulted in The choice
Of twelve Republisan sndnine Democratic
Supervisors, with fsuF 7toT1s 70 heSr fsom.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11

Deacon Phillips of Ssurbridge, Mass. at
the age OF IO4 years and months, was the
Oldest man who voted for Mr.. Lincoln LAST
November, and received therefor the writ.
ten thanks Of the President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11
General News.

Price Of a substitute in New Orleans
$4,000.
Colonel Deming of the Hartford District,
ana Mr.. Bran degee, of the Norwich Dis
tSlcs, t, nave been nominated for Congress in
Connecticut.
Tne New Orleans Times wants to know
! . bounty was offered when the psternsl
parent OF Hamlet urged him to
List Rat n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11
List list, o. Hamlet list,

Henry Giles the distinguished and elo-
quent lecturer, was stricken down with sud-
den illness, while recently DELIVERING q
course of lectures at Lowell, Massscbusetts
The prospect of his recovery is thought 70
be ute doubtful.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11
GREaT PnPuLaR LnAH nE IAE pElpLE

Subscriptions viii oyefly ne
First National Bank cleveland, and
Second National Bank of Cleveland,
feb14:2e2 aF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11

Dr.. J. N. O. Smith has been lecturine in
New Orleans on the brain. There is gFeat
necessity for such lectures Throughout the
South, S'-S''' 'A-0
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ss-<s.
S0RoFcI-A. RHEuMAlIsx AND Liver
COMPLAINT.
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7FR. OTF0 WITTEyBER0
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MRS. eTSAus. THANKFUL fof
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For UkcTongh gasfruefios > fn
Too .1ffftfC

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All n.rsrle~ 90 sutday = 81 "a p r.
asslGsss nsn AL lss sr nj e. ssa.ra u 81 a.
80 . - so~t ~ fsr RES - - e-1ins A.
sInrsnsst ssreeislil q .. tsft u 4 lAs'af .
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DR.. WRicxT's
REJUVENiTING ELIyIR,
Or. EssENCE OF LIFE,
rrsesrsi fren Paw Ncsvlsbis r.tsaes o esst.ls
las a~tktas inlartea - -.
dslk~at@

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'As the PAaair
Ii'ss f,o.. ,As .sAs- % a, ars
~ rsisssssss sss ss..s-s -ss ssscss.s Sa.sa...
gH- The k'juvenailug fiiNlr i ~. result - nod.
err discoveries in the vegrtal1e klnr.lefo lriuf
entirely and shstraes lnr,isa u cure. lrres
g~ctiye of al the ola and worn oct syarfns
~ rkk meiigln~ has been tr=et Is The mes,
1nir-ns medical mru ofthe lay. and h, ihen pro
>caoeedto b. ope ~ te sr~-se- m~av@ aisso~sries
Z ths age.
~ Doe boftlc Will cure general nelalhv
~ fv~ dgsss euFrs liYs~ries Ia i-snsler.
Dr. One tOiilc cures Fsiphatiou n the Heart
kU- FROM 81. u thr~. h,'tles resisrs the nAnli-
1e~ and fuIl sifai y youth.
sy- fss aeses sfegores ne appetite.
~ rl'ree bottles cure ne roFa eass oi IGpo
.caey.
s+s- fsw dose. cures ne 100 rrash-s
~ cae lsatis restores aenisi power.
- f,p ss-,s r..fs'f~s tae = gT.s + y>-,vufics
~ 10 do-r- hrii.g The rsrv - tle ehees
~ rffs rlrdlcinr restores 70 m.nly vigar and
robust health the poor dcsllitstea ssrn -do~u aud
iespsirng.
~ rf- f'~irs.. ro-rvsi~a youth. m. ovrr sa.s
ee - business The scm u nervous I.pr.s-ion.
fhe luiivi'iHl sufer'ag from general d~,illly. o.
frs,a so~aknsss ~ q ssag, esgsr. ain al snd linus
disse snd psgmsnrni relief by tie ol ths giiEll
o. E-s-nee II tfr.
ffifr, - per tffiit OF UFtF bJikice Iof 70.
Ard Forwarded by ksrrees. on receipt ~ mono
10 zny stdrc-s
tH- The cherokee PtiIs Ssa ueiu-
seuattag Eftstr. ar s.lJ ~ ~ ratsralang
Drug ga tie Al so tri safll Sfue 4npflt.elssi
dealers hsv~ver. tFy go al worthless coioi,eaais
In place u tlese those vs@i ihey p1reitsr. a
q cheap pFiev. sua uizSe ,spfe money af
t.f. tisn1 tisrv fhr. md rin-s- Awe ssla
,ctr hFAish, ave. tie H. Alih q yuuf fffugr of
spring, 10 het be deceived hf frti aHrfhtiI-e
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s-r n the Drugsiet ~il Pei buY fisrr fsr roH,
clce- iltv fnrney N letter ard 80 vii srnf fbrs
70 yoa by ESpr.s. securely sesei -aa pacses. ~.
from Observable.
Ladies " Gcnlicuen enn sdlrsrs us IN s~rfeel
sonaieuce. EisiiaE iaiis snd plauy tb~lr iisss.ts
ant ssrftcrn- vs tr-af al iiseatr- = cslrcuit
matters in rnsle or female. Patients nsrl noi feri
Gtr istanse ~ ihrf aaiilat D. yiAi ~ A. W have
tr~si~d r,ssirnts icsessy .f Al t,aslisas - uas
civilized sil'r, ty curr--rcniea
Patients sAar~r<nT ~iii ~ iise stale rslnly n.
he rnriesDs " their CosnllAi"i,. sni srIie Pes
c6ses caurfy state aud larar - uriter ,iAia. sn2
inelcs- po<,ssgs sanp iE refis.
~ sead ,rr ~ isg- feupNef frs< 70 sny al
3r-ss Address AL letters o. PArol,isrs advice
- Yrupfieters.
Or. W. q. MERNtk 4 co.,
Ne. q lb>r<y srs~t- Nv Yssk-
sost a r.esn ~ Tuos. =. Bkkk, RBTRI
BIN NJ and sLLfy pHrCB ferrs Hsste
y holssaie bJ RRQWS,sG 4 SLOAN .rc pAI-
u, kEfTKr a RCsH. fstiAaspolis.
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III u ooss J TIA = tie ufs e n eeelye
yatarf1 hemefy, expert neti ca relief an
have heard many epesk a Ia. bsiaf lnvAlaakis
f,r he rsrs .. Cssrh.
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naeH,CAN sxpRFss CO.
fHEAnRRIcAn ExPxkss co,
Capital 81 900, 900,
forward daily from Terre ssuts
BY fast Passenger Trains.

HAZE sxprsssss daily 70. ne"
xor. .ostosl. A4hss<. Natal S.s<sl-na-
.s.feu 80. Clnelss..fi. Dayte1. t1ohoond. t<JsY-
a. fs-.isa-paSss. Gsre.a Cl<tie sed 81 psins ~
~ Eastern stsfss ana Csnsdss-
Tas Kxpr-s-s- d.Lly foE csieszo. Dssr'it. III
saakfe and 2oipt- Nsrtbsest. aise
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01x ssprsse dsli1 - 49, fsG Aoe<stai~s in~'
-
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80. "a k.sl- al s~1s. ~1th oesls. s@zo oclect
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WANTED.

\NANTTD A ROY IN 'TltF FAINT
W ';c.e, ta,t Ith ~. A
NTANIIu-OrtBtToRS ON W. W
w on niouse. Nso hais,..s and tlIsNc... g., kirs
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"a ANTlp-A FEW GOOD NiNr UANlS.
w I. t.,. tc.ssL up s,aIrs o
WANi ll'-k GOOD CLEAN DRIVER 10
W div" scIuNc. lnlune At 10 franklin st .Hl
WANTtp-DOOp OPEE \TORS on NIL
w uary ,,Hieo,'. wages fom 81 ~ 4Ij Or
NtcS. so r's-i haistrrr, tuisbc's and presscts Az
p. Ior t.r I.v vrek.i, aud AZ Bower sthi n
on GlEl ) WANTED 10 WORK on H.
- Iu<"u 49, l.,v sleeves Nonr tut aoui hands
81 'i AN. oN .Iri uuuug To make hcssct gcurl- %
any n'''a' At q. ir,uo' It, ,ol. o. Ma1on. 80
y ! GtEl.~ WANTED To WORK on Ar
tihc'H Hove 0u't goal experienced bands
n'ct a,py la',u.." 90 Df'cuo IT. Ia mont. ~
80 MASTERS uN INFANTRY COATS
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Sin-tTs ma' hIuc. lsy SAT-, Ylny ig1 Washington
" one door hoH vruuc. q. vI REICH Can all
q" seek. ia
Ol OPlRiIOE~ NANIlU ON MILITIA
--prv Ctr-uo.'f, best vcik sIao bsfsfcis ur utht-
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kil.c II, lst f.-. p. 49, g t.t'2NN n
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The sun., 1865-02-27
WANTED.


IVA NUEtD
A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AND
4AiaUae tep--V " Aniei. cooks walters QUE md
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80. m, once We can teconaoaa 70 'Fn..'Eo''.es
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS WANIID %
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4 FIRST CLASS OPERATOR TO N'rE
a.. % iine Loss coat no = ab.e to qI' D., L.,
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