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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-28

The Philadelphia Pressdivides the Pres
ident's speech by sub-hsads, giving a sort
of analysis of the character of the several
paragraphs. These sub-heads are very
spicily written and convey an excellent
idea of the Presidents extraordinary
harangue. They run something after this
fashion: The action of Congress Denounced
as neutrality-suspicious., Ss1nner and
Philips Cldssed as Traitors NTH Dauis,
Toonlbs and Sidell-Edrthquakes, Patch
cork, Rise and Progress from an Alder
manic to Presidential chair and De-
fance of AssGssins-Assassiss, haUing been
deJfed and Taunted Nth eos0GrdiOe, receive
Interesting Presidential iflstrWctions-Th The
Principle of no IaratioH aOitho,Gt Repre-
ssntatiOn applied to White Traitors and
not to 100000 loyal oOLored nasn-De-
STABILITY Of an AnlphitheGtre Large
Enough to Hold 100000 american PeO-
pie to attend the meeting Of Washington
Sympathisers-7Re Charms of the White
House-Hs Domestic Economy, &c.
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From New York.
telegraph Lines cOnsOIidated.

NEW York, February 27.-The CONNER
cial says: 1t is reported that the Western
Union and the United States Telegra ph
Lines have been consolidated, thus making
the only company, with their lines running
to all parts of the West and through to San
Francisco.
Interview with the President.
The Posts Washington special says: Mr.
Lofin, of Herkimer county, Mr.. Humphrey,
Of Brooklyn, and other gentlemen from New
York, had an interview with the President
last night. He reiterated his views on ma
tienal subjects, as already published. When
asked if he opposed the Congressional test
oath, he replied that he thought it too Sc
we're, and gave his opinion that the men
who could take an oath to support the Con-
stitution should be admitted to seats in
Congress, but he added that he would not
quarrel with Congress on this point.
Meeting.
New York, February 27.-A large meet
ing of the citizens of Newark was held on
Monday to ratify and endorse the measure
now before the State Legislature at Trenton
for the construction of new railroad be-
tween Newark AMI New York. The bill
Incorporating the new company has passed
the lower branch of the Legislature and
comes up for the final action of the Senate
on Wednesday next. A committee of $50
was appointed to go to Trenton and aid the
bill in its passage through the Senate.
Arrested.
Jno. @. Patterson, internal revenue de-
teetive, was arrested to-day on the charge
of levying bIack-mail on several Broadway
merchants.
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A Clergyman and a Root RIasI-.

On Saturday morning q Well-knoWn
clergyman of Philadelphia stepping upon
a piece of thin ice, broke through it and
engulphed one boot in mud. Theineident
occurred in crossing at Sixth and Chestnut
streets. A private in the noble army of
boot-blacks, witnessing the occurrence, ran
up with the usual salutatien, Black en-,
sirl" The preacher looked at the polished
mate 10 the defiled boot, and directed the
urehiR to begin operations. The boy be-
gan upon the clean boot, to which BY a
due proportion of spittle, blacking and
friction, he impaired brilliancy that
would have done no diseredit to Russia
sheet iron. Having done this he looked
divine in the eye, with palm extended.
Now for the ten cents, Mister"
When you're done, said the clergy
man.
"Done what p
"When you've cleaned the other boot"
was the reply.
"No you don't" was the quick rejoinder,
little spieed with insolencs; 'another
sportin' man shut my eye up this mOrnin'
Yer can't catch me twice the same dav.
l know you sportin' men. Pay me now,
an III clean the other boot Eff yer don't,
yer can travel the way ye are ra-l
The divine looked around him, aston
ished for the moment at being mistaken
for sport" and then dropping a por-
trait of Secretary MeCulloch into the
hand of the urchin, requested him to has
ten the completion Of his task. Three
minutes afterward the good man was
walking down Sixth street, with eyes
straight, evidently pondering upon the
indisputable fact It takes all kinds Of pe0-
pie to make up the sum total of world.
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Jan. 29th, 1866.

M.
Anoeh'y AOr HOss OA A-ie OE Dull
AnJurJ'-Ihe orlglnA IrA'eiers insurance
TO-, ol har'ioru' Cohh'' insures against AecluShtS
OF all KINDS Cash assets Sept lSoo' Sooz'Si'4o'
The travellers insurance company oi HARTFORD
Oonn'' Is 'ne Pione'r accident ihSurAhc" company
Oh TINS country mas issued over THIRTY THOU
SAND poii'ies' tuP " No'eniOer ~ anu pau over
SIX HUNDRED losses-including the large sum OF
$ss,ooO paid to twelve policy holders within the
year, for LESS THAN $3.50 in premiums.
protective insurance against loss OF life or m
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TO LADIES.
Ifyou requIrs reliable remedy to restore s9e ns'
nR HLRVEY,S FEMALE PILLS,

mover failing remedy for The removal OF UbstId dos
lions. no matter from what cause they arise. They
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tsinina co piiIs, price One Dollar
Send for Or. HARTEY's PTiFste Medical Adyis-
t11ncfio1. 10 cent? required for postage. If you
cannot purchase the Pills of your Druggist, they
viii be sent, post paid, secure from oessrxatio1 on
the receipt Of One Dollar, by DIT. J. ~ - Sen-
saItine PhyslcIan, 442 Broadway, N, \. 2. {. boz
s17si -Deaisrs supplied By DsmAs Barnes q Oos
Wholesals Agents, iGeE York.
For sale BY @. W. CLARK, Druggist, lIs eups-
nor street, Cleveland. seP1E0'S-7S'e
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PHILADELPHIA, February 27.-The loser
by fire, last night, are insured 10 the amour
of S495,000; nearly every company loses il
the city. The Royal loses 800, 900 and tn,
Liverpool and London $4,000. The com.
panies represented by Messrs. Lancaster a
Gaskill lose 100000.
From San Francisco.
SAN FRAScIscO, February 27.-The Dem.
ocrats and Conservatives of Sacramento as
sembled few evenings since to sustain the
Presidents policy generally. Ex-Governor
Bigler addressed them in approval of the
Presidents reconstruction policy.
Fire.
NASHVILLE, February PA fire occurred
to-day on Jefferson street, destroying three
small buildings. Loss 81, 200.
Petroleum Board.
The petroleum board met this afternoon.
They intend to form a permanent board
and publish a weekly newspaper devoted
entirely to the mining interest.
Billiards.
Kavanagh end Roberts played French
earom game to night of 50 points.
Abolished.
The office Of the Provost Marshal of
Nashville, which has been in existence dur
ing the war, was to-day abolished by order
of General johnson, Provost Marshal Gen
headquarters of the Military Division of
Tennessee.
Destructive Fires.
ST. LOUIS, February 22.-The loss by the
steamboat fire list night, including the
cargoes of the Dictator and Luna and the
freight burned on the levee, is estimated at
S75, 900. Insurance on the Dictator SII2,-
900. The other boats were not insured.
The insurance on the freight Of any of the
boats is not ascertained.
The Malleable Iron Works of Fox & Co.,
was burned yesterday afternoon. Loss
SIS, 900. Insured.
The Touring mill of 0bermeyer & Co.,
and the Mission School House adjoining,
was burned at two o'clock this morning.
Loss about $4,000. Insurad $27, 900.
Items.
Nearly five hundred thousand dollars
were subscribed here within few days to
the stock of the new Merchant Union Ex-
change Company.
John Howe has been appointed Local Di-
rector.
Late adviees from Montona report that
the Indians are committing great depreda-
tions.
Gov. Meagher called for 500 mounted
volunteers to march against them.
A large enthusiastic Union meeting at
Springfield, Ill, passed a series of resOIu-
tions strongly eondemning the recent action
of President Johnson, and heartily endors-
ing the action Of Congress.
Explosion.
HARRISBURG, PA, February 27.-A terrific
explosion occurred last evening at the fur
mace of J. & Il. J. Nelly, in Middletown,
resulting in the complete destruction of the
furnace, the death of FIVE men and wound
ing of six. Eight boilers were in the fur
mace. One was raised through the building,
carried FIVE hundred yards and lodged in
the Pennsylvania Canal.
The other boilers were scattered ir vari-
GUS directions, some of them passing through
houses and other buildings. A portion of
one boiler was hurled through a room in
which two women were lying sick, but
missed them. The bridge over the Union
Canal was carried away and many of the
dwellings in the vicinity were more or less
shattered by fragments and the whole town
shaken. The loss exceeds $4,000. The
owners will rebuild Immediately and the
wOrkmen are already employed in remov-
ing the debris.
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and necessarily SO, considering the peou.

and necessarily so, considering the pecu-
liar talent of the man.
To conclude an article already too long,
which has taken more the form of q
review of bis works than a sketch of his
life-because the materials for the latter
are more abundant and we can Judge of
the man a good deal by his works-I will
mention that his productions have been
eagerly sought for, (at present there are to
be obtained no copies of his Bible in this
country and that his genius and industry
have procured for him great reputation,
as well as the substantial remuneration of
thirty thousand francs year.
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1t Will be seen by an advertisement in another
column that Or. Robaek, Of Cincinnati, o., (whoss
Stomach BitteTs and Scandinavian Remedies have
achieved irorld ride reputation, solely by virtue
OF their intrinsic and UeqUaiied merits) has sold
out his entire business to the enterprising firm Of
Prince, Walton Co, who will continue the bust
ness at the old stand, Nos. &c. 5s, so and 62 East
Third street, Cincinnati, o.
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Hoop Skirts and COrsets.-Isasc J.
Frank 129 Superior street, has on hand of his own
manufacture Hoop Skirts and Corsets made up in
the latest style and warranted perfect in every re-
spect. Among latest styles will be
found the empress Trail" We have also Corsets
of the most approved make and style. Wholesale
dealers will find our stock full and complete and
sold at Eastern wholesale prices. Remember the
place, 129 Superior st. feb2f:2a2
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senalor snmner,s spseeh.

The New York correspondent OF ths
Cincinnati Commercial says: "The manu-
script of Senator Summers recent speech
on Republican Government and It's guar
antics has been presented to q well known
Republican friend in this city, It covers
one hundred and seventy foolscap pages,
and, with the possible exception Of the
famous speech on the sbarbarism Of slav-
cry is the most extensive sauthOgraph'
Of the radical Massachusetts, senator that
any one can boast Of possessing, The man
uscript Is highly priced BY its possessor,
as being the basis Of Mr.. summers most
elaborate speech and so closely connected
with the historic scenes through which the
COT ntry is now passing"
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oLrrELarp, O.. Jan. u. lsee.

JONI X. sTETJER-DEAR SIR: / beg 10 testify
my high appreciation Of your popular work-1ac-
kenzie's Great Family Receipt Book. have il in
my family, and fnd it Of such general use that re-
course 10 It's pages s almost ofdaiy occurrence. 1t
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be seen to be appreciated and which should be In
every household. have treated, successfully, a
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work for treating such cases also bad case Of
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Judging from the amount Of Sickness In my fam
iiy, In the past feN years, In the ratio, think
1t viii result In the saving Of at least so per
nun. / would not spare my eopy-proYiding an
=otasr couldhot be procured-for any anount.
~ VERY truly, yours. &e.,
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s. B. PAGE.



IoBN K sTETLER-DEAa SIR: ] was lately
shown a copy Of your late edition Of Maekenzie,
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u fill.
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MRS. NJ A. BERWICK.
-LfrrER rRoN REY. s. B. PAGE.

No. 2I5 PRosPEcr ST., CLKvKLASD, o.
y January II, 1896.
JOHs < SfETIKR, Eso.,-DEAR Sir: / take
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s. PAGE
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that the British Minister has forwarded
communication on the subject to the State
Department that forms topic for Cabinet
discussion to-day. A proclamation will
probably be issued against any violation of
neutrality laws
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"MOst of the Young Men in my neigh
borhood going to the Union Business Institute,
Oberlin, Ohio, when they attend Business COL
lege," said friend of ours, the other day.
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.fli i'faH 1f- - 1850
" CLrYrLANp. Quo. Jan. II. 1896

OLhNLLAND, UHI"i jan IT, IoOo'
J. K RrEJLER-SIR; Having persued your
sfMeskenEie's Ten Thousand Receipts L am free
20 say that it is the most complete work Of the
hind IN existence. IL is all that is claimed for it,
containing more information in condemned form
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manner Every family in the land should have q
copy. Yours very truly,
O. W. FREEMAN. No. Ieo SupsTior 81.
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No family ahOnld be without a copy Of this work
Respectfully yours, &c.
J. W. BRADFORD, NJ. d.
LErrKR FROM PROF. PROCTOR THAYER

OLEfhLAhD AhDicAL SVhLLoA, SAH' Aef Aooo'
]. X. sTETLER-SIR: have read many Of the
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GLAD NEWS.
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS,

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'KNOWLEDGE Is POVER"
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LrrrEn rRoM Rkr. }. Rrcr rAYIoR.

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Ma. JoHE K. sTETIER-DEAR SIR.
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Graduate Of n. Y. College Of Surgeons Physicians
lis PKARL ST., CLEvELKsn, o., Jan. 10, 1856.
JoHN X. sTETLER, Eso.-DEAR SIR;
We have In our family copy Of Mackenzie 8
Great Family Receipt Book, work which COM
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Medicine Is treated at length, and with great
raey, by Prof Hartsherne, especially that part re
latiBg TO Cholera and its proper treatment.
There are hundreds Of receipts in the book which
worth alone and singly, more than the cost Of
the work.
No family shonld be without copy Of this work.
Ra.nactfuIIv vours Hc
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Save Money by going to Kaufman's, $50 su-
peror street. up stairs for your skirts and corssts
all of which made to order in the latest French
styles. Ladies under garments on hand and made
to ordsr-up stairs. jan3l:310
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satd Mrs. Partington the

Said Mrs. PartingtOn the other day
"IIeek Izeek have you seen WOleOtGs Al
ligatOrP They say the animal snuaed up the
nose cures toothache, headache, neuralgia and
catsrrh." The venerable dame ssd made slight
mistake; she meant WOIcOtI's AnnihiIator,
which being valuable remedy in the form ofa
liquid, stops nervous toothache, nervous headache
and neuralgia in THREE MINUTES, and CURES ca
tarrh in few weeks by the novel mode ofbeing
snuff, up the nostriIs
Sold by all Druggists. feb27 Rl2
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For Sale at 6s Merwin-street.-

For Sale at 6S Merwin.street.-
500 Bbls choice brands OF flour.
100 g. " White Beans.
100 n Prime Dried Apples.
25 " IMPAIRED Peaches.
10 " Pared Peaches.
Five carloads Peach Blow Potatoes, Butter,
Lard, Glover and Timothy Seed.
febl6:RIO COTTRELL 4 DICKEY.
b. H. Stair q Co., wholesale and retail
dealers in Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, lis
Ontario street, are now receiving large stock Of
Seeds of all the desirable varieties, among which
wementiOn osAGE oRANGE SEED, which is
NEW, the growth of 1865, and this day received
Seeds ofan kinds can be sent by mail. All orders
promptly attended to.
B. II. STAIR CO.,
Late ]. Stair Son,
Cleveland Seed Store.
Jan. Goth, 1866. jan9O:31s
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Grape Vines-1O,o0O Catawba and &, 5,Oo0 Isa
bella for sale by NJ. B. BATEHAM, Psinesville.
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