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FROM CHARLRsTOWN.
CHlRLrsrowr. Feb. ls.

CHARLEsTOwE, Feb. l9.
Stephens and Hazlett, the last victims Of the
John Brown raid, are kept In the closest eonfne.
ment.
Stephens says he feels more cheerful and resign
ed than he ever expected 10 be; and the suffering
in good cause, is sufficient consolation.
Hazlett is very low in spiri.s, and declares he
would infinitely prefer the wilds of Kansas to his
present position.
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n Coal oIL.-save your money and buy your
oil direct from the manufacture for eighty cents
per gallon at NOrtb's coal oil and lamp oil depot
ls9 Ontario street, and 1877 Detroit street, West
Side. The oil warranted to please or no pay
Lamps at reduced prices.
Lamps of every description altered to burn coal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-21

TIE ARTILLERY BALL-The johnson House
will present gay scene tomorrow evening upon
the occasion Of the Annual Festival Of Company
A Light Artillery. Many Of the military gentle
ment of the city win be present and doubtless the
party will be one Of the best Of the season.
During the day TO morrow the Artillery Compa
nies Of the city and Of Brooklyn and the Cleve
land GTays will parade through the principal
streets.
The price of tickets to the Ball will be 81 so ad-
mitting gentleman and ladies.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PHILAnELpH1A "a %

1HILADLLFHIA1 tsU- z.
The Supreme Court has disposed of the
Ella Burns case, the majority Of the Judges
refusing to hear the testimony or any part of
the case because it had been decided BY the
New York Court Judge Reed vas the only
one willing to hear the case and he denounced
the system Of binding child O. tender years
without prOvisO in reference to any art or Oe-
cupation.
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FROM RANGOH.

bANtUhI Me1 teU' -O'
Benz. Kimball member Of the PenobscOt
bar, was to-day convicted Of forging depo-
sition by which he obtained a divorces from
his wife. A motion in arrest Of Judgment
and bill Of exceptions TO the ruling Of the
Court is pending.
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The LIGHT GUARDs.-The second annual Ball
Of the Cleveland Light Guard will be held to- NOR
row night at Atheneum Hall. This is one of the
first class companies CT the State, and they will
have fine party. The supper viii be furnished
by Ensign Of the American. Secure tickets and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-21

CLEvELAND MEDICAL COLLEeE.-The Com.
meneement Exercises of Cleveland Medical Col
lege will be heldin the lower Lecture Room of the
College this Tuesday, evening at 7 o'clock. Ad,
dress by Rev. DR.. Aiken. The public are invited
70 attend
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lie FIRE AT RRANTFoRp.
BRANTPoRp. Q. "a. 3

DNA1l I0l-Di . ~ 7 CO 70
The total loss by the FIRE on Saturday is
S95,000. Insurance $4,000; mostly in Eng
lish companies In consequence Of this ca
lamity, business here is at 6 complete stand
still
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AGEEAT CHANCE TO GET LmENRssEs FOR
NOTHINS.-Any person who win produce q Pho
tOgraph or Ambrotype. taken in an pl e, supe-
rior to those made BY Bisbee. at his new Gallery
win be presented with as many likenesses as tho
wish, by A. BIsBEE.
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FRonI NRW ORLRANs.
Nrw onLrAss, Feb. 20

Vera Cruz mails of the 10th are received.
Miramon's army threatening Vera Cruz. is SIX
thousand strong, with 81 pieces artillery Juarezs
force is 5000 strong, with $50 pieces Of heavy AZ
tsllery.
Eetive preparations are making for defence.
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WARD ELEcTIONs.-Election were held in
the several Wards last evening to choose dele
gates to the District Convention at Painesvile on
Wednesday next. The following are the returns.
in all except the 7th and 1lth Wards:
FIRST WARD.-JaB. Christian, VIM N. Reynolds,
Geo, Frazell, o.B. Krause, ]. T. PhilpOt, Wm.
SsnbOrn.
sKcOND WARD.-JOhn B. Waring, S. o. Girls
void, John Coon, Geo. s. Mygatt, S. B. sturges,
John DOWnis, A. 6. Lawrence.
THIRD WARD.-R. Crawford, Jas. Barnett, Eli
ah Smith, II. B. Birch.
FOURTH WARD.-D. W. Gage, s. ThOrman, D.
Price, james Paunsll, 0. G. seOville, Theodore
VOgeS, JnO. c. Grannis, Geo. Il. Kidney.
FRrH WARD.-Wm. Backenbach, DR.. Reznsr.
VIM. Collins.
SIXTH WARD.-R. Knight VIM. Slade, J.
Schroeder, N. Curtis, C, A. Kobe, W, Gabriel.
EIeHTH WARD.-C. L. Russell, J. D Palmer:
NINTH WARD.-Dr. Prentiss, E. ssbin, E.
Rogers, W. B' Cssle.
TENTH WARD.-l. U. Masters Joseph NeVills,
VIM. N. Powell
The following were appointed q Committee Of
five in the 2nd Ward for organizing a Republican
Club: John Coon, s. o. GrisWold, John DoWnie,
VIM. Backenbach, D. r. Holt.
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a Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrl, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &C.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoeG, ELLSWORTH & Co.'S,
oetl Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
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V, B. PALxRR, the American Advertising Agent, N.
E. corner Ffth aud Chestnut Streets PhiiAdslPhla, Il
authorised TO receive subscriptions and Advertisements
for this paper at lowest rates. His receipts win
b regarded as payments.
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WORTH SEEINe.-Reader, have you ever visited
q rolling mill when it was in Operation7 If not,
there is one sensation" and pleasurabls excite
ment yet in store for you, for know that amid all
the smoke and the ashes, the coal and the "greasy
machinery" which you are wont to associate in
your minds with anything like manufacturing es-
Enlistment, there is material for Sights" which
will amply repay the visitor. To get the full bsne-
ft Of your privilege, go at night SO that all the
roaring fires and the glowing metal are the more
brilliant by the contrast with the surrounding dark
ness. you are bound for the Railroad rolling mill
on Williams street on the Lake Shore track, you
viii hear the fierce roar Of the furnaces while yet
hali mile distant; and will see the flames stream
ing from the tops Of the tall chimneys as if they
were the hues Of some active volcano If that is
too dstaut,go 10 the mill Of Messrs. Ford & Otis,
just west of the river near the old G. & T. depots
Asyou enter the building you viii see the swafthy
workmen with barred arms, and faces glittering in
the light and heat Of the furnaces, and seeming as
they 60 to and fro like demons of the pit tending
their disbOlic cauldrons Here are two furnaces
glowing with heat ten fold that of any ordinary
fire. In these are the rough bars Of iron as they
come from the blast furnaces. A lever is touched
and the iron door of the furnace is raised and YOU
twenty feet off, are almost blistered with the fierce
heat that rushes forth. A workman with long
tCngs reaches in and draws out a mass of iron per-
fectly white with heat. Half dozen others seize
it one after another and keep it flying back and
forth between the rollers which by grooves decreas-
ing one after another in size, draw it out in
length and reduce it in size until it twists and
Writhes, and weaYes about like a fiery serpent il
agony. It finally emerges a round rod Of per
haps quarter Of an inch in size and twenty, tbir.
ty or forty feet long, and is laid away with its fel-
lows to cool. This is only the smaller bars; the
rough and pOnderous masses are handled with
machinery and moved to and from the grOoved
rollers with iron carriages and movable Cranes
It is well worth visit to see the working Of these
mills and the transformations of the iron as it
passes through the different processes. five but
had blast furnace in Cleveland the entire manu-
fscture from the it is brought from the Lake
Superior mines, to the finished nail or rail might
afford labor for hundreds of men, and make Cleve-
land what she should become and that speedily,
manufacturing point.
In connection with this we give below the re-
suit of experiments performed by Professor W. R.
johnson and Major Wade, of the ordnance De-
partment, upon the tenacty and strength Of Lake
Superior and other iron. as published in their re-
ports:
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IMPORTANT no FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
\ DIENTs in tese Pills ure the result Of long and
eItonliTe prac-e They mild Ia their operation and
certain n eorrectlg 81 rTeguiaritisn Psnfa msirua-
ssioas removing all Obstruetons whether from cold
0thorEs, h0adsGhe psin the size, palpaton Of the
heart whites, all affections, Mysteries, fatigue
pain the back and limbs &c, disturbed sleep which
arse from interfuns0n OF nature
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
WAS the eummaneonent Of in the treatment Of
th0ss irregularities and Obstucons which have consigned
many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
oTsi to a Premature Crave. No female enjoy good
sah unless she is regular and whenever obstruction
takes Blacs the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most sfectua remedy known for all con-
pauiS peculiar Females To ell Glasses they nTal-
ulbs, fn6Heing i et1afy periodical regularity. They
are known thousands who hava used thsm disren
psods throughout the country having the sanction
Of the most eas physansiH America. Explicit dtree-
0ns sfsfiEg hs and Asn hey should Be Esed with
each B0E-the Psiee oas Dollar each boz, eOataia0 90
Pils.
valuable pamrh be had free. Of the Agents Pills
snf By mail promptly, By enclosing price TO the General
AEeut. sold Druggists generally
X. b HUfCHINGs, General Agent.
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DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICER.
nr,-rav. Eok On

Lieutenant Calvin Frederick Thomas, Uni
ted States Navy, died in this city, of con-
sumption, Saturday night
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TRAYRLRR,s RROIsTRR.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

academy Of MuIie-Ths CAmbpOll hInstrsla
Academy Of Music-Octnroon.
y NJ Biugham-Master'u Sale.
]. B Cobb \ Co Rocks and Stationery.
George W. HlWes-GaEstissr Of Ohio.
Temperance SooiSty-FeativaL
Lewis Easlon--sAio Of Dry GoodE. rU.I
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PLAIN Ann onpgAOfRHTAI. pRINTINe.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
u plain aud Ornamental Printing Of sVuTy description
done Il the Printing Establishment Of the LTADEA ofoo
on the --latest improved and rapid Steam Presses The
best style short notice. and At reasonable rates Par
tieular attention paid Blank Work Every description
Of Binding done especially Blank Books LedEsr Journal,
SSlss Books, Receiving Books &c .Ae.
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g8-Tho Overland Mail brings San Francisco
papers of January %. The U, S. Express have
favored Us with the Daily National.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-21

REcEIvED-The Cleveland Medical Gazette for
February, Gustav C. E. Weber, N. D., and AlIeyne
Maynard, N, D., editors. -H
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B-Fresh shad received by Express at Maltby s
Oyster Depot, 2O9 Superior Street, by W. w.
Gaines, Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-21

DE MoCLINTooK's CoLD AND CoUsH MIX
TuRE-AnonE the cold and cough ''rsmsdes" that hOOd
th0 Market this alone stands on the solid basis of
medical sclonce Dr. AcClntOck stands the fore iron
q the profession Ike his reputation what he Of
fGrs TO the sick ss genuine curative Never has thi
preparation falsifed his guaranty. Price IS cents.
sold hy WAI. EIsKE, Druggist,
dar9san Cleveland
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TURsDAY MORNINe, TRB sI, $50.

M The Daily Morning Leader Il for sale at
Hawks J s. Matson's and olmsteds news depots.
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels ana
az Quinlan's, IT'S Ontario Street.
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Board OF EDUeATIoN-Thers was no quorum
present at the meeting last evening.
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Rev. J. v. Watson, Editor Of N. W. Christ
ian Advooatu Chicago, m. says Of Dr. McCLNToCIIs
ASTHMA AND HOPPING COUGH RkMEDY:-
I'VE can the attention OF brethren 70 the ao that
Dr. James McClntock's Asthma Ramedy' viii be found
lHth than Of All medicines 50 much iau1-
Price g sSsis sSdby wa. FIsKE. Clevslnad
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 20.
A California steamer sailed at o'clock p.
N. to-day.
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Nm. 4. Rathsl0r,s Iair DYs |!

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ais famous Dyes.
WI A BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces Ooor
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THE END o. THAT LONG PIPE

TIE END OF THAT LONG PIPE
THE END OF THAT LONG PIPEl
THE END OF THAT LONG PIPE
THE END OF THAT LONG Pipe
THE END OF THAT LONG PIPE
HAS BEEN DISCOVERED AT
IL LAST and the upshot Of the matter is this Tha,
the wonderful newspaper stories about Coal Oil boing
produced Coal pumped Of the ground and drawn
from supernatural and unnatural long pipe at the rate
Of a least
~ 5.7s6. .4ss.Is7ass,eI4 Gallons per Day
V 7s6, ,4ss, 1877, 7,Sae,sl4 Gallons per Day
~ O,7s6, 4as, ,ls7,sss.6A Gallons per Day
Y 6,7se. .4as, ,ls1sss,el4 Gallons per Day
~ 6,7ss. .Aas la1asasl4 Calm, ,sr Day
Is longer located remote e9IT "A adJOir ing
State but the discharge end Of this nOCous long pipe
bSsn found right here ia clsv0lAndI
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BRYAN's TAsTELEss VERMHUeE.-WOTmsi in
children q dislOdged lay the foundation Of fatHidis
eases one dose Of this really pleasant liquid vii destroy
sud bring them sway It's operation iS thorough The COM
puut Flruy returns Every constituent Of the Vsrmuge
svsrstabio and harmless Il gives no pain
Price . cents. sold BY wN. EIsKE,
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Legal Record.

U. s, DISTRICT CoURT-JUDsE WILSON
The case of the schooner Dawn vs. the propeller
New York, which has been on trial for two weeks
past, was concluded on Saturday. The arguments
in this case by opposing counsel Messrs. Waite Of
Toledo, and Hibbard Of Buffalo, were among the
most learned and able ever delivered in our COnrs
Judge Wilson win render bis decision in March.
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1t will be seen that tho Lake Superior ore is SUI
pariOr to all other in strength. The whole cost Of
manufacturing this iron at this point is estimated
at from S35 to $40 per ton
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-21

~ II you tRE SICK, the probability IA that
The root Of your suffering ,he stomach From weak
stomach proceeds Dyspepsia, Aguo Languor Nan''a ana
slsEn Of other t0rmontng diseases lndseSton
thin blood aud therefore destroys the strength ana or
Of the Whos system 10 restore the tone Of the omseh
ana enable il TO throw OF and dSnirs forever All these
troublssons aud dangerous eompains, nothing = n'ee..
sary but psrssvurug use Of DR., J. HOSI EITEhS CEL
FRRATFD STOMACH BTTrERS. A trial oftheir pow
or cannot m to prove that there Is no failure III their
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aios
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q By Hoststter Smith, sols PrOprietoEs S. Watsr and
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DR. Jas. MoCIETooK's PEcTORAL SYRuF.-
In the seemingly hopeless vol tbs earlier stages
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the throsi coated wit mucus the chest sunk the lungs
se and the strength gone this sosthiag FansuiliEng
eountsritani and restorative, will rescue from Hpend
ing death.
Proo Sloa sola bv WM. FISKE, Cleveland.
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q For the best qualities Of segsrs, Tobacco
ED Snuff, 60 to B G. Diets III suDeriOr-st.
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HoLLowAY's PILLs AND OTNTNENT-Domess
tlc Rsmodos-NO oh,r formula combine in compact or
concentrated the hotiye and ossuual properties Of
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tered with equal safety the infant The adult No
household should be without supply they are always
ussfai in case Of accident.
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~ aThe Root Of Gil Ryil is the venom
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~ Notice to Physicians and the Public.-ALL-
COCKS POROUS PLASTERS. S.-TESTIMoEIAL.-''T
ALLCOCE CO., No. ~ Canal st., New York, 2sth
Nov iss9csutlomsn Ilaiely suffered from weakness
ny bsct, oocasoned By suddenly over-e1erng myself
Hsvng heard your plaseE much recommend fol cAses
Of ths Kind. procured ore ant the result all that
could desire A single plaster cured me in a week.
n
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Judge Wilson win render bis decision in March.
Court OF COxKoN PLEAs-FEBRUARY TERN,
A. D. ls6O-AssIGNHENT OF CAUSES
Tuesday, Feb. 2I-ltos.
Wednesday, Feb. 22-9 to 81
Thursday, Feb. 1872 to 25
Friday, Feb. 24-26 to 80.
Monday, Feb. 27-(speciAl Assignments and
l3)
Tuesday, Feb. 2s-37 to 46.
Wednesday, Feb. 29-47 to $50.
Thursday, March l-25I to $40.
Friday, March 2-3ll to $40.
Monday, March 5-27l to 425.
Tuesday, March 6-426 to 454.
Wednesday, March 7-455 to 495.
Thursday, March S-496 to 534 and No. II.
Friday, March 9-534 to $50.
Monday, MGrch l2- 56l to 6O3
Tuesday. March 1904 to $50,
Wednesday, March 1851 to 600.
THURSDAY, March 1861 to 100.
Friday, March l6-7Ol to end,
Divorce cases viii be taken up at the Court
House, on the Public Square. after the criminal
business is disposed of or at such other time as
the Judge holding Court there shall direct, by
special assignment Of particular causes.
The Special Docket will be called on Saturday,
February 25th.
RULE DAYS IN APPEAL CASES.
Petitons-March 10th.
AnsWers-Msreh oath.
Replies-April 7th.
RULE DAYS IN WATER CRAFT CASES.
Warrant resumed to first day of Term. Keom.
menced by Petition
AnsWers-March 3D.
Reples-Mareh l7th.
II commenced by "Precipe" and Declaration. ,
Declarstions-March 10th.
Pleas-Msrch oath.
Gases commenced to and including Jan. 2lSt,
are on Court Docket.
CRMINAL BRENcH-JUDeR BoLTOE.-COurt
commenced its session yesterday The charge was
delivered to the Grand Jury which is composed as
follows:
Harvey Rice, Cleveland, Foreman.
Mark H. House, do
Aaron W. Dean, Rockport.
John Mcmillan, Cleveland.
Philander Farr, Orange.
Joseph B. Gribble, Cleveland.
| Smith Neville, do
Sheldon Hopkins, do
Alonzo French, Rockport
Lyman Baker, Middleburgh
Amaziah L Radway, EeWburRh.
Erastus F. Gaylord Cleveland.
! Philo seoville, do
Franklin Andrews, NeWburQh.
#Charles Waters, Euclid.
t--
sTaliSmen.
The Grand Jury yesterday returned bills Of in1
dictment against Walter A. Jefriss for horse steal
| ing; John B. Lsary for assault and battery, and
Mary Ann Bell for burglary and larceny.
The csse of John Evans, for burglary upon the
Of6es Of Wells Porter, Continued cass,) is on
trial
The Docket, from present appearances, will not
be very heavy.
PoLIcE CoURT-JUDaE LAWRENcE.- Yesterday
morning John GarVey was fined the costs fOrintOE-
ieation.
Eliza Knapp, assault and battery, jail ten days
Ellen Cullen. petit larceny, Jail twenty days
John Adams, petit larceny, $50 fine and jail
thirty days.
John Anderson, burglary, case continued to the
l24sb.
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Proprietor Of he Brandrsth HOUSE, New York.

There nothing equal IN the way Of Plaster to the PO
TOus Plaster Of Mr. ALLCoCK. Everything is pleasant
them. They the Plaster Of the day. and h
Of present avunesmen in science and art In Asthma,
Coush Kidney Aecons and ocul desp seated pains they
GorI permanent relief; and for weak backs pains the
side stches and spasmo5ic pairs generally thoy
surpassed the benefits they mpaIt Physicians should
examine this article, which is universally approved whore
known. Pdce Is cents each.
Principal Ofco. No. i9l Canal st., New York. Sold ty
A. Gardiner, No 2 Superior street, Cleveland; and By
J. B. Whsedoh, Hudson, and al respectable dealers in
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Rsse advertisou.ent of DR.. saufOrd's Liver
InVigoratOr.
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