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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03

EAU AROMATIQUE is preparation Of
aromatic gums and balsams, which communicates
a delicious taste to the mouth, sweetness to the
breath, hardness to the gums, and cures tooth
ache and a sensitive condition of the teeth and
gums.
Prepared solely by Caswell, Mack & Co., New
York and sold bv ali Druggists. deCZT;Iil0
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03

The ingeorrespondencei is sub
mitted to the Senate in compliance with the
resolution of the 18th ult, requesting the
President, if not incompatible with the pub
lie interest, TO communicates 10 the Senate
any correspondence which may have taken
place between him and any Judges Of the
Supreme Court touching the holding of the
civil court of the U. S. in insurrectionary
States for the trial Of crimes against the
q. S.
(signed) ASDREE JOHSsOE.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03
Reciprocity Treaty.

The Posts Washington special says: The
WAYS and Means Committee had the Re
ciproeity Treaty under consideration this
morning. Several prominent Canadians
were present and submitted definite pro-
posals for reciprocal legislation. 1t is now
considered certain that trade will not be
disarranged by the expiration of the treaty,
and that the necessary legislation will be
granted.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03
MEDICINE.

This subject is fully treated by Prof. Henry
Hartshorne, President Of the Pennsylvania Medi-
cal College ct Philsdelphis, and contains all the
valuable discoveries AVID additions 10 the MRteria
Medica, msde during the past few years.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03

to work at numbering in Florida or Georgia,
IN fact for work d any kind, 50 distant as 70
furnish pretext for taking them on board
vessel and they are run over 10 Cuba,
where purchasers are readily found. One
steamer from Augusta. with considerable
number of these deceived blacks on beard
made a trip to Cuba in three weeks.
Several parties in Charleston made very
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03

0n00bbIs. fresh Ground Flour, some
ZtFtDU choice brands Of red and white wheat for
fsmiIes'and bakers use. For sale at reduced rates
By InoTS0l GARDNEB, BURT & co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03

The citizens Of CarrolltoH are determine
ed to extend their railroad facilities, so rs
to connect with the Steubenville Road, as
well as the G. & P. Carrollton needs ~
outlet.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03
my SIZE RRDENPTION

Moore has this day deposited in the Treasury
Of Cuyahoga County the sum OF sixty eight dol
lars 10 REDEEM five acres of land in Sec ion a.
Rockport Township, cold OF from 69 S3-l00 acres
for taxes 10 Farley Sheldon, January 18th, 1864.
ANSEL ROBERTS, County Auditor
AuprroR's OFFICE Cuyahoga Co., Cleveland, jan
nnrv 10 lS56 jan20:2S6-S3t
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03
A CAREFULLY PREPARED ARTICLE UPON
CHOLERA,

Revised by four of the best Physicians of the city
(Philadelphia(, aud containing the rcsnlt their
experience during the last visitation Of this fear
full disease, cannot fail, at this time, to be Of in
terest.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03
Purest and Sweetest
COD Liver OIL

IN THE WORLD,
MANUFACTURE FROM FRESH SELECTED liver
on the sea coast. This oil is characterized by
purity and sweetness peculiar to it
alone Its reputation Is great that it takes the
lead of all other oils, and is pre'cribed by physi
clans. Remember to ask for
HAzARD CAswELL's CoD LIVER OIL.
CASwELJ, MACK & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. dec27:RlO
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03
Three Heavy Fires Reported
Items from California, Mexico and
Texas.
Georgia Negroes EntiCed to
Cuba and Sold.
General News.
Destructive Fire.

Destructive Fire.
OTTAWA, Ill, February 2.-Eleven stores
and several other buildings, all wooden,
were destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
heavy and mostly insured.
General COOIbaugh Arrested.
sr. LOUIS, February 2.-Gen Coolbaugh,
who has been engaged in various swindling
operations in different parts of the country,
was arrested here TO. day,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03

Billiards at 20 cents per Game at Michigan
street, No. 81. ian3O 2S6l LOUIS ORBITS.
To OIL ReHners.-wea are prepared to do all
kinds of Oil Refinery Plumbing in the most per-
feet and durable manner. Before engaging work
elsewhere, Oil Refners will find 1t for their inter
est to call on SMITH & COSBY,
Oil Refinery, House and Ship Plumbers,
nI6:2Ss III Seneca street, opposite City Hotel.
COIfreI d Dickey.-Cottrell & Dickey,
Commission Merchants and wholesale dealers in
Flour, Grain, Pork, Lard Butter, Eggs, Potatoes,
Seeds, Green and Dried Fruits, &C., No. 6s Mer-
win street, Cleveland, Ohio. Refer TO National
City Bank. jan4:RlO
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03
From New Work.
Tho War Debt of the Loyal States

The War Debt of the Loyal States.
New York, February 2.-The CONNER
cials Washington special says: The returns
from the loyal States, to the Special Com
mittee of the House on the War Debts,
show that the aggregate state of indebted
ness, which cannot be audited under the
existing laws and paid by the General
Government, will exceed $500, 100000. The
New York indebtedness is SIl ,000,0O0.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

Contains all American and Foreign Weights.
Measures, and Coin, with their r. latiye value in
United States Coin. Rules for computing Capaei-
ties of Boxes, Surface, Stone, and Board Measure.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03

RIcHNoSD, February 2-The Senate bill
authorizing the construction Of railroad
from Winchester to Strasberg passed the
House to-day after lengthy discussion
The President to-day communicated the
following to the Senate:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03

Providence, February 2.-The Valley
Worsted Mil, on Eagle street, in this city,
was destroyed by fire this evening. The
fi;e caught from picker. The loss will be
heavy.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03

A Berlin correspondent Of the London
Times states that eighty thousand Germans
emigrated to America last year via Ham
burg and Bremen. Contrary to what was
formerly the case, when very few Of these
people would lay by few thalers to carry
them over, considerable portion of the
emigrants consist of small farmers with a
thousand or two of thalers.
New YoEK, Feb. "A correspondent Of
the Nation writes, in letter from Macon,
that he has been informed that numerous
negroes are being,hired under falseipretenees
and sold into slavery. Negroes hired as il
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03
BLEACHING. SECURING & DYEING
Painting, VarniShes and Dement'S

Inks and Writing Fluids.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03

The Worlds Washington special says that
General Sherman stated to a committee from
South Carolina that his military order turn
ing over lands in that State to negroes was
intended to last no longer than when peace
was declared and the rebels laid down their
arms, submitting to the laws of the United
States.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03

NEW YoRk, February "A weekly paper
states, as il by authority, that it feels war
ranted in stating to the public that the rev.
eIations of the last ten days will justify Us
in announcing now that the government
has decided that JEFF. Davis shall be tried
for treason and other high crimes before a
military commission. The significant sum-
moning to Washington, therefore, of such
distinguished Generals as Sherman, Sheri-
dan and Meade. and the recent arrival also
Of Barton N Harris, who was the private
secretary of Davis during the rebellion, may
now be understood.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03
ASDREw JOHSsOS.

WAsHINGToN, October 2, 1856.
DEAR SIR-It may become necessary that
the government prosecute some high
crimes and misdemeanorse committed against
the United States within the dis
triet Of Virginia. Permit me to inquire
whether the Circuit Court Of the U S. for
that district is so far organized and in con-
dition to exercise its functions that yourself
or either Of the Associate justices ofthe Su-
preme Court will hold term of the Circuit
Court there during the autumn or early
winter for the trial of causes.
Varur roenaatfrITsv
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-07-27
popp's NERVINE
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SLrEr.-To bring about sleep men have
recourse to various contrivances. Bacon,
bef6re retiring at night, used to indulge him.
self with a posset Of strong ale, which
helped better than wine to subduc the
sprigh,ly activity Of his fancy. Harvey,
who taught the circulation of the blood,
used, like Franklin,I,o induce somnoIcncc
by getting out Of bed and walking about
until half fcongealctl, aftsF which tho wann'n
Of The blankets was welcome and soon IN
duccd slumbcr. Other pcrsons call uhe
baris to their aid, and compel the presence
Of Deaths half bro.ber by tho magic OF
po,cu, verse. Tho best plan Is, when heslt,
and tho supply Of animal spirits will allow,
to de,smims not to 30 to sleep At oil. but
to dmw up tho blinds, and look out, II Il he
. clear night, At tho stars, cndcavoring to
divine WHITTIER they arc travelling through
the infinite gul6 Of space. This pious az
crcise gradually subducs if anything can.
tho perturbsiions Of tho mind, and bsinss
on. ssif against our will. the tranquility
we covert CAa~buS Journal.
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him. The confedency wuz whipped hack,
but II still sweau hcfy oaths that il wuz
right all the time.
The Prodigal didn't demand veal pot pies
and purple robes, and sich, but begged to
be servant unto the more sensible broth.
rem wich stayed. Tho South comes back
dtmand;n Office, NV witch the faucd calf and
rings and purple robes is typical, and con.
siderably moro share in the Government than
Il he'd before Il kicked over tho traces and
went out like the lost tribes NV Israel.
spozn the Bible prodigal he'd stopped his
PARENT and remarked to him thus: Il am
willin to como back on conditions. Yoo
must pay my debs-you must give me an
ekal share Nv the farm with the other boys
|-yoo must treat Inc In all rcspeeks just cz
IL hadn't gone out. and-this 10 essential
-yoo must take with mo all the sharpes
who ruined me. all the gamblers and thieves
with whom fell In while wuz away, and
make them head men on the place, and
above oil, hev with me the two barlots
wich wuz the prime cause Nv my ruin, and
they must hev II Of the best rooms In the
house, and must be treated ca your daugh.
ten. To avoid displeasin tho Others III
dress EN- In different clothes, but here they
must stay. Otherwise I'll go out again."
Probably the old gentleman would hev
became indignant, and wood hev remarked
to him to 30 and never let him sec his
audacious face ngin, or rather, he would
hev strangled the harlots. scattered the
black.legs,land choked tho young sprout
into submission. Them's me. am nnx-
ious to kill that fatted calf, and am also
anxious to put on 700 robes and shoes. But
alas the calf suffered from want NV atten-
ton so long doorin the late understandings
that he's too poor-the robes was all cut up
into bloc kotes for the sojers we sent out to
fetch yoo in-the shoes they wore out and
tho rings-Jeff'son Davis wore the only
style VIC hex When yoo come back In
good shape yool find us ready to meet yoo,
but ill then chaw husks
Lookin around, this armed iyrant remark.
ed that thcre'would be no more preaching
that day, andl sadly Tho congregation dis
persed.
I'm heart sick. At every turn ! make
that Burow stares me in the face and coun.
teracts my best endcayors. It's curious
though what different sermons kin be
preached from the same text, and its all
curious how quiet our folks listen to o
Ablshnist who hez muskets to back him.
PErRoLxUM v. NAsBY,
Lait Pastor NV the Church NV the
Moo Dispensashun.
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NUMBER 81.

81 The late famous Rev. Dr.. Macdonald,
OF Ferrintosb, was crossing at Kessock on
one Of his frequent ioumsys Tho day
was very stormy, and thcre was difficulty
in getting tho boat across. An old woman,
one Of the passengers, quoted tho saying
that where there were black coats there was
always bad weather, and asked the doctor
II he could give any reason for Il. He an
swered, with his usual quickness, that min
isten wcru at war with Satan, and that ho
supposed ho, as the prince Of the power Of
tho air, was at the bottom Of tho matter.
Coming back some time after, tho day was
fine. The old woman wns ihcro again,
and this time quietly remarked, rather to
the discontinue Of tho doctor, u SEQ you
have made your peace with the prince Of
the power Of tho air" The following an
ecdote shows DR.. Macdonald's love Of mu-
sic:-4Once, in the course Of a tour in
Skye, he fell in with an old piper whom ho
made play bis favonte tunes When done
the piper said, Il have question to ask Of
you, Dr. Macdonald well, what sk3'
Some ministers say that we pipers arc no
better than the devils servants now, you
have kept me playing here for long timc,
and l am sure II you thought thero was
harm In Il you would't have done Il.
What, then, should ] answer to any ono af:
ter this who says l am the devils servant,
and going to hcllT Tell them,' said tho
doctor, that the Bible says that there will
he music in heaven, but tha, 1t says nothing
Of music in HE'LL"
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w Tho Boston Commercial Bulletin
fires off string Of bons mots or bons Blot,
in its Z" Spice of Life column ut tho emi.
ncnt professor ofthe culinary art in the fol-
lowing style:
The following, we understand, arc few
Of the applicants to Professor Bio. for pri-
vate instruction:
The bashfill man, who wishes the best
method Of "toasting" the ladies.
The man whose blood boiled with in
dignation to learn how to asimmer
down."
A young scapcgruco to know how to
sauce" the old man without getting n
"bosting" himself
The spcculator who has been sdone
brown" to know how to " dip in without
burning his fingers
The Fcnians, rendering the latest style Of
an Irish stew, and asking how to get along
without making mess Of It.
The man who has no reputation ut steak,
how to get one.
arnw" recruit to know what is the
srigh, dress" and that if when he is mus
tered into the army he ought to pepper the
enemy or await assault.
A hungry individual who dislikcs loaf.
ing-how to become a :" well bred man."
A man who has needed much in his life
to know if drinking yeast will make him
rise any farther
Country editors-to learn how to rehasll
an old article.
The intelligent public would bc glad to
know Of the Professor:
Whether Fhar Tuck was professional
cook?
What Is the correct mode Of "iading
the lean earth 7"
Can outlet lo cooked from q I" false
calf?"
In bill Of faro, should horse.mcat steaks
come under the head Of Ho1 d'Euvrc3
How he sets table Of contents?
Whether anthing should be well done
when rnrc opportunity occurs3 -
Has Professor Blot any family? lf SO,
he mus, he Blot tbelo'rl pa(r
John Rogers might have learned some.
thing fron Professor Blot. Tho carclcxs
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SPARE LINES.

Vile and abandoned persons arc not in.
innate with those who arc not intimate with
them.
No snow falls lighter than the snow Of
age none heavier. for It never melts.
II a topper and q gallon OF whiskcy wcrc
left together, which would be drunk first9
Why are women hard on clothesl Be.
cause when they buy new suit they wear
!, out the frs, day.
A cruel wng turned baldhcadcd friend
into an enemy by advising him to have his
head frcscoed.
"Heroine Is, perhaps, as peculiar
word as any in our language. Tho two
fint letters Of Il arc male, tho thrco frst
brave man, and the whole word a bravo
woman.
It was happy sentiment Of somo devout
writer, tha, God cairics his people only
when they cannot walk, he pitics our weak
ness, but not our slo,h.
Mr.. Pullup coming homo lato sprctfy
FULL finds the walking slippery, and OK.
claims "v.vvery singular wh-when-evcr
water freezes !, ILLUS ft-frcczcs, with tho
slippery side up; singular" :"
What's that ar pictur onl7" asked
countryman In print stoc tho other day
to tho proprietor, who was turning over
some engnvings. THAT, cir, 10 Joshua
commanding tho sun to stand still" aDu
tell which Is Josh and which Is his son !"
A horiculturist advertised tha. bo would
supply all sorts Of fruit trees and plants,
especially pie.plants Of oil kinds. A gen.
tlcmnn thercupon sent him an order for ono
package Of custard.pis seed, and dozen
rnince-pie plants. The gentleman prompt.
ly filed tho order by sending him four
goose eggs and small dog.
An act by which wc mako ono friend and
one enemy is q losing game because 70.
ycngo Is q much stronger principle than
gratitude.
aAnhur," said good naturcd father TO
his young hopeful, IL did not know till to-
day tina, you had been whipped last week"
"Didn't you, pa 7" replied the hopeful. Il
knew Il at the time"
Ahypocnto may turn his coat without
turning his character
No faithful workman 6nds liis task . pas
time. We must al toll or s,cal-no matter
how we nainc our stealing.
Tue honor II that which rcfiains TO do
in secret what it would not do openly
whero other laws sro wanting, Il imposcs 4
law upon ITSELF
The leading vcnder ofpop-com nSpdng.
field d an enthusiastic Methodist, but he
mingled things businen with thing siifitu-
al at late prayer meeting, BY crying out
popcorn" when attempting to join In the
responses Of %Amcn."
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e At a Flower Festival at the Crystal
Palace, Sydenham, . constant stream Of
visitors poured into tho tropical department
to sec a. plant which had been advertised as
tho RapAan,s coudatus, and was represented
to be new and delicious vegetable. Tho
policemen, when applied to for information
as to the whereabouts Of this novelty, wero
puzzled by the long namc. A lady asked,
"Can you tell me where to find the Raphanss
oduddfus, policeman" He replied, @Can't
say mum. haven't seen him." A gen.
tleman accompanying the lady being bet.
ter acquainted with the constabularian COM
prehension put tho question in another
form, "Whero's this new ndish ?" Tho
promp answer was, Through that door
to tho left"
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Cast lRos PREDJuDrcEs.-Som ono an.
piled to Aaron Burr to know the best way
Of influencing prominent man to adopt 4
certain policy.
alas ho argued against III" asked tho
willy politician.
"Ycs."
''lias ho written against III"
"No."
"Wcll, then we may change him, but if
he had written, Il would bo improbable, for
man seldom changes when ho has put
himself in black and white"
sDoes do facts contradict my ,heoryr
said an irato Frcnchman to one who had
thrown some facts against his favorito
thcory7" adcn so much de-. worse for do
facts"
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self very severely p one hand almost 70 . crisp.
The torture Was unbearAble. The Mexican
Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost imue-
diately. IL healed rapidly, and len very ittle
Gas. FosrsR, go broad st., PhilAda."
This IL merely . sample Of What the Mustang
Linlment will do. IL rs Invaluable In all cases OF
wounds, swsllings. sprains cuts, bruises, spavfns
cts. either upon man or beast.
Beware Of ccunterfeits. None Is genuine un-
lees wrapped In hne steel.plate engraving. bear.
the pr,psis stamp Of DExAs BARNES q Co., New
York.
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ST.-is60.-X-rhe amount OF Plantation Bit
ters sold In one year Il somewhat startling: They
would MI broadway six feet high from the Park 10
eth street. brakes mAnuActory u one OF the In
stitutions OF New York. II 10 sAid that Draks
painted all the rocks In The Ease.a states .ith n:
granny Legislators to pass . Law preventing dis
figuring the iaee Of nature" which gives him mo
nopoly. We do mol know how this is, but We do
know tho Plantation Btters SELL - no other ar-
tiels ever did They are used by al classes Of the
community, and are death on Dyspepsia-ceftain,
They arc very invisorsting when languid and weak.
sARAfoGA sfRiNG WATER, sold BY all Druggists
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gnetrg.
THERE'S no sUoH THING AS DEATH.

HERE'S no SUCH THING AS DEATH
~rhsrss no sueh thing a. death"
To those Who think srighti
Tis but the racer casting off
What most impedss his alght,
Tis but one little act,
Lifs's dr1ma.must contain,
One struggle ksensr than the rest.
And then IN end Of pain.
"There's no such thing ss death"
That which 10 thus mIscalled.
Il llfs escaping from the chains
That have 90 long enthrAllsd,
Tia once hidden star,
Piercing through the night
To shlns In gentle radiance forth
Amid It's kindred light.
'rhsrss no such thing IS death'
In nature nothing dies!
From each cad remnant OF decay
Some hrns Of life arise,
The faded leaf that fAlls,
All sers and brown TO earth.
Ere long shall lningle with the shapes
That gave the nowrstblrth.
there's no such thing ss death"
vris but the blossom spray,
Sinking before tho coming fruit,
That seeks the summers rays
'Tis but the bud displayed,
A comes the perfect fower,
'ris hlth exchanged for sight
And WEAKNESS for power.