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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-11

ent of the first order in this truly National Work.
N. y. Daily Times 81
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
FROM THE
Earliest Period to the Present Time.
BY J. A. SPENCER, ID. ID.
Member of the New York Historical Society,"
Member de Ia soeiete Oriental de France. Author
Of Egypt and the Holy Land, &C., &c.
This National History, written by an accom-
plished American Author, and beautifully embel-
lshed by American Artists, among whom are
Lcutze, Wier. vanderlyn, Powell, Chapman, Chap
merit to the favorable consideration of the Ameri-
can public. No pains nor expense have been spared
to render this work worthy of being, in every re-
spect hailed as n Book of the American people.
Every public institution of our country, family,
every citizen should possess each National Work,
that he may scan its instructive records and
kinde his patriotism Mt its spirt-stirring narra-
tive and point to its exhibition ofgenius and SKILL
with those feelings of generous enthusiasm which
such production Of native talent cannot fail to
awaken in the heart of every true American.
The work is published in scmi-monthly parts %
cents each, delivered at the subscribers residence
free of charge payable only on delivery, aud sold
only by subscription.
81 Beekman street, New York.
-. stephens, Canyassing Agent
August 10, 1859.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
American Edition.
The complete work of William Shakspearo-In-
eludin his Plays, Poems, and Life from the Orig
inal Text.
Carefully collected and composed with the Edi-
lions of knight, Halliwell and Collier. With His
toriCal IutroductiOns and Notes, both Explanatory
and Critical. With new and finely executed
STEEL ENGRAVINGS
of all celebrated American Actors of the present
century in Shakspearian Characters.
The work is published in semi-monthly parts, at
p cents each, and payable only on delivery
u Beekman street, New York.
The Agent, G. ]. Stephens, is now at the Sher-
wood House, and will call upon our citizens, and
show them the works. augll-2w
HJLOUR, NEIL, CORN y BR.I.N.-
II Daily receiving fresh supplies of the best arti-
Giles that can be obtained, and for sale by
augll eHAS. McJoHNST0N.
ESRCSHES AND CURRY COMBS
Id 80 dozen Shoe Brushes, assorted.
a do Scrubbing do do
80 do Horse do do
is do Whitewash do DO
10 do Clothes do do
POO Curry Combs, G and bars.
Received this day and for sale 10y the dozen at
very low figures. JACOB STRAUB & son,
angle "A Main ST., bet Second and Third.
HERLuE .N.EW' CODFEsH-l DRUM,
~ 80 lbs choice new Goldfish received aud for
sale at u. II. COOK & SONS.
Ok BUSHELS CH0xCE O.NIO.N-S,
%D 80 bushels No. l Potatoes,
- do prime White Beans. H e..
Received and for sale at - CT -e-a ST -..t a .
asg9 u. III. COOK a. SONS
HDRUSHRS. BRUsHES! BRUSHES,
- 90 dozen ass'd Scrub Brushes,
"a. - do Backing do,
do busting do,
. do Floor do,
I do Carpet do,
do LOng-handle Scrub do,
do Horse Brushes.
Received this day and for sale at
aug9 ", III. COOK 4 SONS.
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HTTsCH.nE.N.r .y.OT1cF.-

" Nathan Rewiey) Before Ben. Stinson, JUS
vs. tice of the Peace of Pigeon
VIM. A. Smith TIP, vanderbnrgh Co, Ind
Notice IS hereby given that a suit of attachment
and garnishee were issued by me on the ist day Of
July, 1859, and said garnishee was returned served
ON VIM. AiIman, of the firm of Brown Il Altman,
who has money, and is indebtedto said Smith and
the time set for hearing said cause Is Saturday,
August G, 1859, at O'Clock in the forenoon, ia said
township, where all persons interested may attend
il they think proper BEN. STINS0N,
iyl6-td Justice OF the Peace.
HAON-T EOxGET THAT e. D-s TID-
~ son continues 10 make up CLOTHING at
redrted prices All warranted to give satisfaction,
both in style and durability.
Cutting and Repairing executed i'm the best
manner, and with dispatch.
good selection of Goods on hand, which he will
sell at cosr-positively a fact
I Be sure and call at DAvIDSoN'S old stand, End
door south Of Main augl
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Steam InreSnIng machines.
KNIGHT TOWNSHIP,
NANDERBURGH COUNTY, IND. !
HOE, THE U.rD Il R s Il q " II ID
" citizens Of Nanderburgh County most cheer
fully take this method of recommending TO the
farmers and wheat growers of this and adjacent
counties the Steam Thresher and Separator lately
introduced by enterprsing fellow -citiZen, Mr..
WILLIAM HOWARD, and believe it is saving
of expense of fully onethird over the horsepower.
As proof Of the above statement, We would state
that the machine left the farm of Mr.. John J.
Terry, and hauled by oxen one mile to the
farm Of Mr.. Morris Matheny. and threshed and
cleaned, to the entire satisfaction Of every person
present, and with less hands than Mr.. Matheny
usually employed, flee hundred aud sxty:four bushels
Of lcheat ia ten hours. We would also say that the
fears entertained by before its arrival, of the
danger of fire, has been entirely expelled, as
have witnessed il running for hours together,
rounded by dry wheat stacks. Signed.
Nj. Nj. Gibson. Nj. X. Matheny,
o. S. Kelsey, John $. Terry,
A. knight, A. W. Chute
John Ridrick, Jonathan Phar,
Samuel Granger, VIM. ID. Knapp.
nrR-I txu
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~ Cedar Tubs, Cedar Buckets, Cedar Churns,
Pine Tubs, Churns, Buckets, Well Buckets, Horse
Buckets, Oak Stable Buckets, Cedar and Pine do,
Flour Cans, Sugar Cans, Butter Buckets, Market
Baskets, Clothes do, Feed do. Large assortment
of Fancy Baskets, Cedar Fawcets, Lemon SquceZcrs,
Potato Washers. Beef Mauls. Rolling Pins. Clothes
Pins, sawed and spring; Half Bushel Peck, Half
Peck, and Quarter Peck Measures; Yankee Peck
and Half do, combined, Towel Roals, Knife Boxes
and Baskets, de-, &c. For sale at
aup6 H. H. COOK & SONS
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IL September 3, 1859, the Board of County Com
missioners of Vanderburgh county, will contract
with the bidder most advantageous to the interest
Of the county, for making the fiji on Franklin St,
at the west end uf the bridge crossing Pigeon
Greek, ON said street Sealed proposals for said
work will be received up to II o'clock NJ, Of said
day, at the Auditors Office. 90
Bond and security will be required Of the con-
tractors for said work. --.r ...
by order of the County Board
iy3o-dfwtd wM H. WALKER, Auditor
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Greatest Book of the Ace

ssTherc is n wonderful combination of native tai
ent of the first order in this truly National Work -
IN. J.. Daily Tines.
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IHvHE LITTLE .u II " STILL
~ AHEAD.
You often hear Ladies remark that they can al
ways he suited at S. EMBICH a. CO.'S. Well,
the is that they keep everything in the Dry
Goods line, and they disposng of their stock
at reduced prices in order TO make room for an
early fall purchase the attraction is unusually
large.
Their stock of Shoes is excellent, and i'm prices
nut Inc Ill attOl
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atIG.TRS! CIG.fRS.-

u 2b,VD Fine Havana,
10000 Connecticut Seed aud Havana Regalia,
10000 Florida and Havana Regalia,
10000 Half Spanish M i'm box.
The above stock WILDE sold accommodating
terms 10 prompt men. A. -GUMBERTS,
jy29 No. los Main street, Evansville, Ind.
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Inha1atiOn.
znR HERGE. HYI.Y.t'SJ EO(fTRD

Inhalat1on.
EAR. BURGE. H.fII.t'G LOCATED
~ permanently ia Evansville, Ind, can be con-
suited daily Saturdays and Sundays excepted,
which days he will be in NewbuIgh, at Union
Bethel } at his room No ., in the Washington Ilo-
tel, from S O'clock A. NJ, until p. NJ, for all
CHR0NIC or long standing diseases.
CONSUMPTIVE INVALIDS
will do we'll TO call upon DIR. BURGE, whose
successful method of treating diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs by the two fold practice of dp-
pIicdfion 10 fht parts fecfe, combined nth ayprepTi-
ale Constitutional remedies. As DIR. Ii. can rlfer 10
many formerly suffering with Consumptiye Dis
eases, but now enjoying perfect health, this
class Of disease can no longer be considered incu-
rable. Diseases Of the Eyes will receive particrl-
lar attention, which he treats upon q ew prin-
cple with unparalleled success. no Consultation
free. ltt ....- tf ..-- aug3 WHY
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IOOTYCE.-THEs U.y.D ERsIG.N.RD

Wv ~
av will apply to the Board of Commissioners of
Nanderburgh County, on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER next, to-wt On the 9Th day of said month
for grant of license to retail SpTituous Liquors,
Vine streets. .r..E.
angg-tt JOHN IL BREMER AZ co
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ew of the Evansville Insurance Company are
hereby notified that the annual election for nine
Directors will be held ut the Office of the Company
on MONDAY, the 5th day Of September next, be-
tween tho hours Of and Z. NJ.
BY order Of the Board.
angS-4t WM. T. PAGE, Secretary.
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HVOTICE.-THE U.NDERSIG.S.ED


ov will apply to the Board of Commissioners of
Nanderburgh County, the first Monday in Sep
TENDER next, tO-wit: On the 9th day of said month
for grant of License to retail Spirtuous Liquors,
his usual place of business, Front street, be-
tween Leet and Pine streets, Evansville.
aug6-3wd JAMES CARTER.
II %. ~. F-TITE MEMBERS OF EVANS
He WILLIE ENUAMPMENT No. 20 are particu-
larly requested to attend the regular meeting on
MONDAY EVENING, August Sth, as business Of
Importance VIII be transacted in which all are in
terested. by order.
augG-2t L. NJ. PLAUT, Scribe.
AUIGLX' H.g.nS.-I,OOO QUfGLr
U susar-cured Hams just received, which are
acknowledged TO be the best in the market. For
sale by y. III. COOK SON,
augG Agent for Evansville.
EDTFLE POWDER-5O KEGS FOR SAFE BY
h aug6 $. L. GILBERT & co.
NDICEED MOSS-lj HALF BALES, lest
II quality, for sale, to arrive, by
5. J.. GILBERT & CO.,
aug6 No Sycamore street.
DISSOLUTION .N'OTICE.-THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between T.
j. White and g. G. Keats, under the name of L. j.
White d Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. G. c. KEATS is alone authorized to settle
accounts.
EVANSVILLE, Aug. 3, 1859. aug5-lOt
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CoNIPANY,)
OF VANDkRBURGu COUNTY,
Ev.NsyILLE. Aug. 4, lS59; :
H election for seven Directors and a Secretary
will be held ON MONDAY, Aug. d. 1859, between
the hours Of and o'clock l.. NJ, at the Office,
Third street, adjoining the Crescent City Bank.
aug5-lOt ROBT. EARLY, Secretary
EpLAsTER PARIS, WHITE sA.NH,
~ Cement, Sash and Doors, Nails and Glass
all sizes, Just received and for sale by
GEO. POSTER & CO.,
aug5 Corner LocEst street and the Canal.
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ERR LES. PRIME LE.sP L.fRD,

sSOU 500 lbs No. W. IL. Cheese,
25 bXs Hamburger Cheese,
90 los Pearl Barley.
Received ut Y. III. COOK & SONS.
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sIsTICK.y.EI.S POORs PURR MUS

~ TARD-WARRANTED.
p six pound Cans,
100 pound Cans,
2DO half pound Cans,
25 doz quarter pound Cans
We warrant the above lrand of Mustard TO be
pure and not surpassed by any, and only TO be lad
of ~. III. COOK a SON.
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Hfif.9EN PUMPS.

ID n 8 n ETS, WASH BO.aRDS,
ID Brooms, Coffee Mills, Brushes, Dust Pans,
Busters, Clothes Lines, Clothes Pins, Bed Cords,
Churns, Bowls, Rolling Pins, Washers, Cotton
Mops, Mop Handles, Door Mats. Or anything you
may want. Call and see for yourselves, at
aug5 VICKERY BROTHERS, 50 Main st.
LyLOUR! RLOUR! FLOUR JUST
II received and for sale
- SKIS fresh ground extra white wheat Flour,
% SKIS do superfne do,
10 bbls extra do.
All of which We warrant. --r-s
aug5 FICkERY BROTHERS.
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HIORE or THOSE .fUSTE.r TEN
0EA MINUTE FREEZERS.-l dozen Austin
Patent 10 Minute Ice Cream Freezers, just receiy-
ed this day per L. i c. Railroad. These Freezers
will the cost of them the old Fogy Freezer
in the saving Of ice in season, il used 10 any
extent. In store and for sale by
jyIG Il. III. COOK & SON
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18
WAsHTNGToN MATTERs.

New YORK, Feb. II.
The vote in the Senate to-day on confirming the
nomination of Potter Collector of Toledo, stood
&c for to II against This is the case which led to
the recent angry discussion between Senators Fitch
and Douglas.
The impression is very general that President
Buchanan will veto the Agricultural College Land
Bill
The evidence before the Printing Investigation
Committee shows settled system by which officers
Of the Government constantly collect from ten to
twenty per cent. on every contract The Witnesses
testified that they could not get contracts except
by submitting to these exactions. The books Of
the Philadelphia frm which one Of the partners
swore the other day had been burned, are now in
the hands of the Committee. Entries on their pa
ges show clearly the motives for the perjury of the
witness.
The Philadelphia Democratic members met in
caucus to-day, and decided to cast their votes on
the tariff question as unit. If they fail to get the
bill before the House on its own merits, they will
endeavor to tack it on some appropriation BILL
They will continue to vote against loan and the
reissue of Treasury notes until action is had on the
tariff
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referring to the extension of mail facilities, ths
Utah war, expenses attending new territories, &c
for these increased expenditures, neither the Pres
ident ror heads Of departments, but Congress was
responsible
Mr.. Granger followed eulogizing New York for
her efforts to guard the liberty ofevery person who
sets foot upon her soil, and that if she fulfilled her
constitutional obligations, no persons can invade
her territory to take away human beings into sls
very. Congress he said, had no power to legislate
the return Of fugitive slaves.
Mr. Letcher defended the action OF the committee
of ways and MEANS declaring that thsy had reduc-
ed their appropriations in every case where their
information justi6es it.
Mr.. Phelps Of No. alluded to the great increase
of army expenditures and expenses, desire to CO.
operate in reducing the appropriations wherever
feasible
Mr.. Chaffee supported the bill.
Mr.. Stanton moved to strike out the 100000
for the recruiting service, considering the army
now four times as large as necessary.
Mr.. Branch opposed the amendments
Mr.. Faulkner opposed it, as it struck blow at
the very existence of the army.
Mr.. Stanton said he did not advocate reduction
simply as question of economy, but because the
army was now used as an instrument of despotism
on the inforcement of offensive laws, and pervert-
ing the first principles ofcivi liberty.
The committee arose and the House adjourned.
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scow LOosR-The scow W. l. Pembroke, be.
longing to Mr.. Alexander Clemens, of Aarblehead,
and which was laid up in sandusky Bay, broke
from her mooriDgs few days ago and was drifted
into the lake. Mr.. Clemens wrote to Capt. Green
halgh Of the tug Niagara, requesting him to keep
q look out for her, and if possible. get her into
some port The first of last week she was seen
about five miles of the east end of Kely's Island
She had no mast or running rigging aboard
Capt Greenhalgh has fitted up his tug and will go
out in search Of her as soon the ice will permit
Mr.. Clemens wished him to find her. but would
mot pay for hunting for her, unless he found the
miserable old carcass
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18
EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEST!
HEGEMAN, CLARK & CO.'S
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL

Has been proved by twelve years experience, the best
remedy for CONSUMPTION, SCRoFULA. &C., and is
commended by the most Eminent Physicians.
CAUTToxBeware preparations pretending to possess
he properties of the Oil in concentrated FORM many Of
hem are worse than useless The PUREi OIL has been
ound to act better and have speedy effect than any
nY, or other preparation of it.
T Sold bv Druggists generally. dec4 d3m 20
~ We OaId invite tue attention of renders to III
new AoUE cuRE" advertised in columns 1t is from
such quarter win give the public confidence in its e
cacy and we have learned from reliable sources that its
virtues will sustain their fullest expectations Citizens of
he West fail to appreciate the paramount value to
hem of safe and certain remedy for this sting distem-
without either unine or minerals and consequently
without injury 10 the constitutional health. We have more
than ordinary satisfaction procsmng this remedy be-
cause We are convinced it will answer c1ing want
among u.s. ard serve TO relieve great amount of suffering
: r.-,bB;.o, Vro-so,, mi dcell
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

The CoNDE NsINe COFFEE POT.-Mr. Parish,
Of the firm Of Parish & knight, has invented anew
article called the Condensing Coffee Pot, for which
he has applied for patent. He claims for the
Coffee Pot superiority over sl others now in use,
on the grounds of strength, simplicity and conven
ience. The principle is partly the same as that Of
the Old Dominion, but hss some advantages over
that The coffee can be boiled longer and the
strength of the berry retained. The condensation
is effected by means Of metal worm which Is sur
rounded by cold water, by means of which the
steam is condensed in passing upwards, and is re-
turned into the coffee We have no doubt but that
this coffee pot viii be extensively used and univer-
sally liked All lovers of good, aromatic cup Of
coffee to prepare them for the duties of the day,
will do well to call and examine this article.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

ST. JOHNS, Feb. IL.
The steamship Prince Albert, Capt. Waters, from
Galway on the eve of the 5th inst, has arrived a.
this port.
The advices by this arrival are from Liverpool
and London to the eve of the 4th by mail, and the
5th inst. BY telegraph; and are consequently fully
one week later
The screw steamer North American from Port
land, arrived at Liverpool on the Sd inst
Parliament was opened on the Sd. The Queens
speech was noncommittal Though silent on the
war question, it caused decline in the funds both
at london and Paris
The speech threatens the use of force against
Mexico.
Warlike rumOrs continued, but they are contra
dietory.
Liverpool breadstuhs were qniet but firm, pro-
visions were also firm
The money market was slightly easier, consols
for money were quoted "a 8 for account
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

The INDIANA MONEY HoLDERs-The young
men spoken OF yesterday morning, as having in
their possession so large sum Of wildcat" mo-
ney, were brought up before the Police Court yes
terday morning, on charge of circulating fictitious
bank bills.
The money which they had W it'll them, beside
the 5000 IN gold and silver, purported to be on the
Manufacturers Bank, Hartford, Indiana. Thebils
had no names of President and Cashier upon them,
but were signed "a. W. Williams, Banker" OF
this fictitious money they had large quantity
probably eight or ten thousand dollars. (They
said themselves that there were $4,000, but we
do not think they were quite poor as they repre-
sented) They said there was no such bank in In
diana, and that they bought the money in Wall
street, New York. They stated that it was the
issue of private banker, Mr.. Williams, and would
be redeemed on presentation. Their counsel ask
ed for their discharge, in the absence of any testi
mony that their statement was not true. 1t was
testified by Mr.. Eells, Cashier of the CONNER
cial Branch Bank that he had the bills quoted
in Detectors, both Hodges and Thompson's. Mr..
o. n Skeels testified that he had had correspon-
dence with Mr. A. W. Williams, whose name was
| hltdCuCQ W VIC oAAs1 oAA AC DCACfCN
to be genuine. Dyes Reporter quotes the bills at
l l-2 cents discount.
These facts were strongly in favor of the accused,
but Mayor Starkweather, who occupied the Official
bench in the absence of Judge Vail, doubtful
whether there was such Banker there as VIII
liams. 1t was very possible that here, as well as
in other cases, Reporters had been bribed to put
down money that was really useless. He should
not feel justified in discharging the defendants un
der the circumstances but on the contrary, should
be compelled to bind them over to higher court
He accordingly fixed the bail at $500, in default
of which they were committed to jail. They gave
the names of John Doe and Richard Roe.
Its almost useless job for any guilty parties,
or those suspected of being SO 1--WE speak in gene
raj TERMS and not of this case particularly to pass
through Cleveland without being arrested in their
career. While officers Clark Warren and James
Lawrence are at the depot, and Marshal Gallagher,
his assistants, and officer McKinstry are in this
city, rogue had better steer clear of this Forest
City, for it will early prove dark forest for them,
and one which they will get bewildered in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

MAN KILLED BY THE CARs.-0n Tuesday after
noon as the passenger train on the c. c. c. Rail-
road was going South, and when between Shelby
and Crestline, man who had been walking on the
up track, stepped upon the one on which the train
was coming, and was knocked off the track and kill
ed by the engine. A wood train was upon the
other track, which he stepped off to avoid, but
with him, it was "but step between life and
death"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18
FROM PROVIDENCE.

hUFIDENCEI N. T., ItU. II.
An American Republican Convention met in this
city for the purpose of nominating State officers
Mr.. Thomas G. Turney, who was on Tuesday
nominated for Governor by the Republicans, was
unanimously accepted by the Convention to day.
Mr.. Isaac Sanders was Nominated for Lietenant
Governor, and Mr.. Enoch Bartlett for Secretary of
State, Mr.. Jerome B Kimball for Attorney Gene
raj, and Mr.. Samuel A. Barker for General Treasu-
rer.
Messrs. Kimball and Barker are not on the Re
publican ticket.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18
PLAIN ANp oRNAa1ENrAL PRINTING.

e Pain and Ornamental Printing OF every description
1one the Printing Establishment oft the Leader Office
helaiest improved and most rapid steam presses the best
style notice. and reass uable rates Particular
attention paid to blank Every description of Bind
az done. especially Blank Books Ledgers Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books kc &c.
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NORTHUMBERLAND!
John TOD & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article Of BRIAR HILL
oHIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family
r. Orders promptly filled at their Yard the Canal
aear the foot of Vineyard street Cleveland o.
TouJ TON ocl2 dam 226s J. N. YATES
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

r The cheapest and best light ever offered to
the public, is the Ashland Coal OIL 1t can be pro.
cured wholesale and retail at Mr.. VIM. Z. North's
successor to Mr.. Law, No. 60 Ontario street.
EDGAR DECKER. Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

IE E. RUFFINI offers the greatest bargains ever
made in Furs. They consist of Cspes, Mutfs, Caps,
Robes, Muflers, Gloves, &c. He offers the highest
prices for Mink, Raccoon, Muskrat, and other
furs Remember Sd door above Bank on Superior
street