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The Coming Compromise,


Suppose the North had, in the agony Of
the Lecompton struggle, when every honora-
Die MN reVolted at the monstrous ~iniquity
Of forcing a fraudulent Constitution on q
protesting, struggling people, bill that
Senator Hammond (who voted for it through
out has since said ought to be kicked out Of
Congress-declared that, if that bill were put
through, she would seeede from the Union
does not everybody know that the threat
would have been hailed with a horse-Iaugh
Of dersion from the unanimous South? Why
should It always be hers to threaten, ours to
eoncede2
The North has Just won a signal victory.
She made her issues fairly, presented them
clearly, went before the whole People upon
them, and, after a canvass OF unparalleled
earnestness and assiduity, elected he- csndi-
dates. The division Of her dversariesdoubt
less aided to produce this result but that is
not our business. We did not distract them
they distracted themselves, They fully
understood that their divisions gave US the
election unless they healed them, and they
refused to heal them. They practically con-
spiFed to let US win; ami now they propose
to break up the Union because We did win
For Lincolns election In the immediate i'm
pulse to the threatsof secession. The elamor
about Personal Liberty acts does not deceive
one Of those who raise it. Those acts have
existed for years. and have amounted prac-
neally to no more than so much waste paper.
South has said little and cared less about
them. But Lincoln is ehosed President and
Gil at once the cry is raised Repeal your
Personal Liberty acts or We win hal m
the Union"
Yainly do Veiufge that these acts, if nm
constitutional, can at any moment be unset
and dissipated BY the Supreme Court over
which the South has absolute control while
II they be constitutional, the demand that
they be repealed is utterly unwarranted.-
The object is not so much to have them re-
Pealed, as TO raise an issue on which the
North can be made to hnmiliate herself in
the eyes Of the worldly. 7. Tribune.
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n. H. s-oLoMoNsoN, oprror.,


The following e an extract nom . letter written
By the pasto2oi Baptist Church 20 the " Journal
aud Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, hnd speaks vol
umeai IN favor o. that World-rsnoWned medicine, Of
Mas VERSIONS soorHiSa sTRUF FoR CuGLnnES
TEEFaNe;
I'VE see an advertiaamentin your columns Of Mus.
NinsipWs Soothing Syrup. Now va never said q
word in hyor ola patent medicine before In cur lfa,
but we celcompelledt 70 say to yea readers, thntthi1
nno humbag-WE HAvE TRIED IT, AND Know II 10
nE AL II CLAIMS. 1t IS probably, one Of the most
successful medicines Of the day, because & Il one Of
the best And those ofyour readers who have babies
aan't DO bstter than to lay IN supply"
Sec advertisement IN another column. sepaRB
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InAYING TUOLS@S HES.
Ii BnathS, Rakes, sYthe-stones, a., for sale by
H.. II. RAYNOLDS.
mun1R u EmunrFur afna1e
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AYERS AMERICAN ALNAN1ch has now arrived
and is ready for delivery gratis BY the DRUG
ssOrest 10 all who can for IL Our readers nav
be surprised to know that this pamphlet
which has become so much a aYorite in our
section has quite the largest circulation ofany
one book in the world except the Bible. It's
printed in many languages and scattered
through many nations as well as supplied 10
almost the entire population Of our v vast
domaiE. Every family should keep it, for it
contains information which all are liable 10
require, when sickness oYertakes them and
which may prove invaluable from being At
hand in season fyou take our advice Won
win call and get an Ayers Almanac and
when got kept. dkw.
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FEhh1 DAVIS
VEGETABLBsPAIN KILLER.
TIE GREAT
3 80 Dirachona

The PATS kLLEE e By Universal consent allowed
to have won for itself q reputation uusurpsarff IN
the history ofmcdical preparations. It's instantane-
Gus elect in the entire eradication and extinction . A."
PAIN in all its various forms Incidental TO fheThn-r
man fsniiys endths unsolicited written and Verba
testimony Of the masses il lis hYor, have been ahd
are its own best advertisement. ~.
What stronger proof ofthese facts can Be produced
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GAL AND WATER LIME
~ An the different kinds fresh and ia nice nuu
packaEes, br sale at the lowest market rates 81
oct4 -arafr LAR .aARDNER * E4
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,gF THERE is ANY BETTER
u Flour in thi6 market than the
BfkOhAA WHITE WHEAT
.7lTreEa Or
HGhK Xxx WHIT WHEAT
ike 70 see q sample EoF sale BY
I ootl5 COHST0CK6 N~EWBFRRN.
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W. II. CAhEH d CO..
WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
sHOENBERGERrs
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Brass 8pnnatgs

JAMES H.4ODELIa BRASS.
EggNpER AID AIuEAWURBa 81
alsa Door nOmSupen9Hgfrfet9tl8Ta ~
urepated 20 mrush al Kinds OF work ned fT
Steam, Water OF Cas- and all the various arficlr9
Used in the Piumbiug Business. Bee = PUMP 81 m
kinds made and repaired. Brass CastInR lone drfT
aBdBraas Work q all kinds repaired. dse7Rs
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CRADLES-MULAY, GRAPE VINE,
r. K. RAYEOLDs,
ianel5Ws 20 Superior street.
.DOAD SURAPERS-PLAN X
for sale low. II. K. RATEOLDB,
LmnalaEl 6 sunarinr nlraal
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MORNING.
WEDNESDAY, noRNINa DEC 5, is6O
.PLAIN-AFD oRrIHFNTAb PRINTING

PLAN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
- Plain and naman printing Of every de-
ecriphou doneat The Printing Establishment fthe
LNADEn uUce on The latest improved ana most rapid
Steam Presses, ~ the best stJle, on short uoUce, and
~ reaa0nable utos. Particular attention paid TO
elank Wdrk, Eroy description Of hlnuinF done,
especially Blank Books, L6drarl, Juurnnls, Sales
Books, keoolFinR Books, &C, &c.
- For ToissraPhio, Market and Marine
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1oiiaJ JOSEPH FOX'S -
PARMA AND EXCELSIOR STEAM CRAUkE.
MAhUFACrORY,
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ANovELTY IN THE AIT WORLD
THE

PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured By letters patent in the United States, Eng
land, France, and Belgium.
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HOKEI OOKEII COKEITT--
III. WALLACE q SON ARE NOW MANU-.
Coke from the pure HAMMONDs-
@ any other Coke In the market. We can furnish
hsttmoulals from numerous manufacturers who are
highest terms.
Also, 9 constant supply OF Hammondsville strip
purposes.
Being located Immediately on the line ofthe Cleva
hud B Pittsburgh Railroad, We can ship with dis.
patch 70 any part Of the state. Orders solicited.
n. u. WALLACE 4 SON.,
January 81, lsfO. febIRg
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. " -DLILID n III
.I007 BBLS. NEW CROP DRIED
.1OOApples- AVeD choice lot in good paskagss
set9 CLARK, GARDNER 90
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Goal.

THE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
n ING and Manufacturing Company have on
baud, a. Wholesale and Retail, from their own
Mines and Manuiactorios-
HAMmONDSFILLECOA COAL, for Ca. Steam. smith.
ing and Domestic use.
hAMMONDSfLLLEC COKE No. I. for HauuhcturT
ing purposes.
ANAoFDsYILLE COKE No. =, for Domestic
use.
GAMMoNDSvILLE FIRE CLAY, we'll ground,
and dry.
aAMMONDSYILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat-
tern, and wedge, side wedge, circle or arch and
4AhMoNDsYILLE FIRE CLAY RETORTs AND
CHIMNEY TOPS.
1AMMo1DsyILLK FIRE CLAY TILE, ofevsry
pattern.
4AHM0HDSYILLE FIRE CLAY FLUR COW
Eha OF TILE every pattern.
4AhAghDSFlLLE EIRE CLAY FLOWER VA
Sis, plain and ornamental.
AAAAOhDsAILLE FITRIfIED WATER PIE,
A n &C. Of every size and variety, en-
praeing single and double branch screw, bends,
&C, Also,
HAMMONDSVILLE COAL OIL,
Eor lubr1csttug and burning, lat wholesale Onlyl
il.
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- AAlAIG9AA4An ONo@
pepsia, Loss o. Apetitel .Eaintnesai NerVou8 II
ritabiltty,, Neuralgia - Palpitadonofths Heart,
Melancholy HyproconI = drtashight Sweets, Lam
iearnlly fatal if unat - tended 10 intime- calsd
Esmalg weaknesses Gnd hTegutdrRle. AlsotLiY-
er arrangements OF Tor pldity, and Liver Com
plants, Diseases Of the EIKfdneys, Scaidfnq or
Ineonttnence Of the U Urinary Organs, Paine in
the back Side, and be- tween the shoulders,
predispOsition to Slight -lCOIds, HackfnFan Com
unued Cough Emacial - ton, DIFF Cukty Of
Breathing, and indeedlH We might enumerate
many more still but wei have space only 10 ray.
IL viii not only curel - the debility following
Chills and Fever, but = i~prevent an fttacks aris-
ing rom Miasmatic In = lhuen6s, and cure the
disease Ut once, if alreal - dT attaeked. And - ii
acts directly and persist lenty upon the hillary
system Hrouslng theI - Liver 70 action, promot-
ing, In fact, all the exl = l~cratiOns and s-ecFetiOns
OF the the .systems al AlW1l fnfaliby prevent
any daliteriou5 e0nsa - taueuces following mon
-hange Of Innate and AlEater hencs ali taYel-
ers should have abottleI with them, 4 ali should
take q table spoonful at 5lleast before eating. AS
II prevents costiFenessI IstrenqfhenE the dip6s-
tive organs, IL should bel = in the hands Of all per-
sons fsedentaryhabits students, ministers, lit
erary men. And all ladies not accustomed to much
ont door exercise should always seit, Ifthey vii,
they viii ind an agreeable, pleasant, and efficient
remedy against those ilBWhich fobthem Of their
beauty Tor beauty cannot exist without health, and
health cannot exist while the sboves irrsguiarities
. continue. Then again, the Cordial Is 8 perfect
Mothers Relief Taken a month or two before the
tect ease and safety There isno mfsaks abOuf z, this
Cordial Is az gs claim for T. Wohers ~ IL And to
only Of your daughters before it be 70 late, but also
your sons and husbands for while the former, from
AoAllNaSlr NlleA }ea 4DN4H va lLllA1l4L1 grave
rather than lee their iudiditson be known IN time.
the latter are alten mixed up with the excitemant
Of business that it were not for you they TOO would
travel IN the same OWnward path, until too late
TO arrest their fatal fall. But the mother is al
ways vigilent, and to you we confidently appeal; for
We are sure your never falling affection VIII uner-
rngly point you to prOE Woods Restorative Cordial
and Blood kenovator as the remedy which should
he always on hand in time Of need. 0. J. WOOD,
Proprietor ~ Broadway, New York, and ia Mar
kgt street, st. Louis, Mo, and sold by al good Drug
gists. Price One Dollar per bottle.
For sale By sTRORGS ARMSTRONG, and Drug
EatE Generally zeufRshku Rs
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DIR. y. g. AVER g co.,
LOWELL MAC9 lIHlrl
Plos. 81 p bottle; 81 Bo5llss faFss. !
$3.50 CHERRY PEoropAL

LII LILLY MADDa
Price, 81 per Bottles Six Bottles l0rSa at p
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
he's MN for itself such a renoWD Tor tits curs
ever VludatY Of Throat and Lung Complaint thai
IL IA entirely Unnecessary 10r p - recount the eT1
dence on fiN virtues, wherever Il has been emFloye4
Al tfIaaI Ing been in constant use throughout thh
9ecffo1- We M, ed nnf % mora than assure the peopli
is Quality Is kept M to th9 pest 9 ever has zen an.
that Il may 30 relied on % Dl l9Hr N
has ever been found to DO. 80
AYERS CAFR4RHC ILLS,
0 THE CURE OF M
s DgPGqd, Indigestion,
Mahtn, EuphoAg and sim Dtsdses, Ifr- Co11Te
Dropls LaHers Itm0fs dnd SUD Rleum. WarTe -
Asgg9at - a Dttaer PHI aHd 6or PSAf3-
9HQaa a. n
Ehey are suGar-eoatei, 80 thst ms mSst -snsiij--.
can take them pleasantly, and tlav-1 - ~
SRsaent the world for an tho purposes III hniiy.
Price . cents per Box; Five Boxes for sfod Gi
49, 4um9eI5 q OlefEJmen, Physicians. Stsfcs-
q eeluy the unparalleled usehilnoHE or thGsaranlsE
aies2 1ut our space ereWilln not permit tbe Insertion
~ tlsM- Inc Agenta below uameditaruish mats.
49, A5A-oAN ALIAEAC, in which key1aru fEent
VIZ slpo lul descriptions OF the abble c0mplaints,
y lh' treatment thai should Tor ther
n9uo Be bit oHbg anpFinciplsd deale-a win
otleE prepsrations they make muro pruaten- De-
mend ATEB's, and take no, others. The SIX want
The bet aid mere bDrEhm, andthsy shoIld have
An our remedies are %. salo. b. WsrsRnra
ssHoS9 3 kHusrR0Ho 3 6GFl6k5s d1d 6Tsl
Druggists. en- rni1al1 - ~ "
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Builders,

brooks s. @. & E. ". BUILD.
ID r Also Manufacturers OF Doors, Blinds,
Sash, Brac kets and all kinds Of Scron-SaWing and
Gothic Wor K. Particular attention paid to Fitting
up Stores Esctoy on Division street, near Centre
Blnck, Gle vsland, Ohio. nol0:csl
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NERYOUs%D fsORDFRs.

NERVOUS DISORDERS.
FOR ALtDE WHICH 1T is A
Eminent z prepared IN he rscipo e DIT. stephen
hsssb3sn gsS5idif 3iales f5f m5fg Dan fRsai5
as AZ IAiL9IIERY9iiih5Ts6SIR 6F Ps I'M Il Il unrivuios
by any pm paHatianEbsf5ts The public, Of which ths
n fhis sS ,hfihiassHRfA III Il s84si4 ss afs sd hSs
Rheumatic Disorie8 81 egeU Kind, TX il fhQ1-
ssnat g sales y hsd bfsh pssfit AAs h
FqR hEURALgLAi &c Wfi. e ord mfhedias ~
liSi N fYslN eefef AoNsEer 0stnslsing
three MINUTES app n afraatgd tpdoit. srdru4u 1i
4iso VIII e4re 9stePtlY
L~AbsITBDE arising rom imDtddgnc8 n excGs
this Li1imentis am9sthaypy t~nduuahifg remedy
sns and syt1ilss thai - stem andrestorasi o5lts-
F3R PiLEsLAs an exts.pal Tsasdr -. slat-
that It g the bRsf Kn5Fn.- kad We cfansnFs -
world TO produce an equal. ETerY victim Of this
distressing complaint should gffo1t afrial, for Il
viii not iailto AFFORD immediate relief andin q ma
GRITTY Of cases will effect q RADICAL care.
QUihs1 AND sOhE THROAT are sometimes eK-
tIemey mangnant and dapgerousii but 4 timely ap-
plieation Of this Liniment viii neYer Eil 20 cuIs.
PkAia are sQmetimes very ObFtinatar aRdel-
ArRoment oithe Joints Is liable to occur 3 neglected,
The worst case may Be conquered by this Eminent
Bruises, Cuts Wounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burns, and
scalqst yleid readily % the wonderful healing prop
critics ofpR. SWEETS I~hFALLIBLE LINIHENT
when used according 70 directions. Also, ChilDlains,
EVERY HORSE 0RAER
should have this remedy at hand, fgr its timely use
g the INST appearances Of Lamensss VII electually
prevent those formidable diseases, to which al
horses are LIABLE and which render 50 many other
wise valuable horses nearly WORTHLESS.
over Jour hundred voluntary testimonials to the
wonderful curative properties Of this Lmimsnt have
been received within The lasttWo years, and many
OF them from persons 10 the highest ranks Of life.
CAUTION. ll 4
To avoid imposition, observe the signature and
Likeness Of Dr, stephen Sweet on every label, and
also "Stephen Sweets Infallible LinimeuHi blown
IN the glass Of each bottle, without which none are
genuine RICHARDSON q co,
Solo PrOpristOrs, Norwich, OF.
For sale In Cleveland by VIM. Fiste, Strong and
Armstrong and BY all Druggists. s~epz7.k2d&W
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CORDIAL
BLO0D R-EN0R1T0R

Is PRECISELY WHAT ITS NAME
indicates, for, while pleasant to the taste, 1t is
reViYiyingi exhilaratings and strengthening 10 the
vital powers. It also r~eViVihes, r0inBtates and re-
news the blood in all its original purity, and thus
restores and renders the system inTulnsrable 70 at
lacks Of di5ease. II is the only preparation ever
offered tothe world in apOpular form "a. as 70 BE-
within the reach Of all. 50 chemically and skill
fully combined as to be the most powerful tonic, and
yet 50 perfectly adapted TO a. @ act fHpeJeet accord
stomach and tone up the digestive organs, and allaY
all nervous and other irritation. 1t Is also perfectly
eXhlarating IN its effects. and yet il Is never tol-
lowed By lussltude or depression Of spirits. It is
composed entirely ofvegetablesan those thoroughly
combined powerful tonic and soothing properties,
and consequently can never iniure. Such q remedy
has long been felt 70 be d dasiderEtum ia ths medical
world, both BY the thoroughly skilled in medical
science, and also BY all who have suffered from de-
Diity Tor II needs no medical kill or kn0Wledgs
even to see that debility f0uOW all attacks Of diseass
and lays the ungarded system open to the attacks Of
many Of the most dangerous 70 which poor human
ly Is liable. such, for example az the follow
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STEAM ENGINES NDMAGHNERY
OF every description. Bolts for briagssrnbd otbr
uses, Iron Grating and BlacksmthinF qshsrHnV
HINTS BLOCEs Wan GFaRER, GIrvFTkED. ONO.
~ second halQ Engines taken in exchange for
new work, or sold on Commission JobbinF and Re-
pairing pToGpdy attendsdbo to- s1gldEVff
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N0OPERS' TOOLS-EVERYTTMG
in the line. Also, HOOp-Iron, Rivets, 40.
Tor sale cheap, By COLMELb 4 co.
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ICnnlMtsston.
MK-ELN

- 4rg AhkOH ELOUk.
IF THERE Is ANY BETTER
~ Flour IN th9 market than the
BYRONXN Wits WHEAT,
PHG6IX Xxx WHITE WHEAT.
! estl5 ooMsfoCK SIEWsERKn 81.
9ol.aJ JOSEPH FOXlS
EAklNA \ CEIsIQ STEAM CRACkAk
o LANSINGBURGH ~ r.
ME ARE THE SOLE AGENTS
for the West fordths sale Of the above caiebra
TED grlckers, and invite grocers TO give usa can.
orders 3 nal VI receive prompt a~ftenti0n-
.ss5gLI OOMSI0CK& KEWBERRi, &
oetl3Al9 McrWin Street
TIMOTHY SEEDS.=10O BUSHr4
Prime Timothy seed for sails By
oea CLARK, GARDNEE6 ~.
GAIT AND WATER IIME.-
~ an the different kinds fresh and in nice new
packazesi pr sale atthe lowest maTket rates 81
NERJDRIED 4PPLES-
.I007 BBLS. NEW CROP DRIED :
,4OSApplsa Aver choice lot In good paekagH
sst@ CLARK, GARDNER 81
FLOURT FL0URI- 100
M BARE RECEIVING DIRECT
~ tremthe Mills the following brands o. Flour-
! PhnHiE xxx Whiiei and Xxx Red
kosleEz E1esLsior KY No White What
ZLNEAaAL AAAAA --..#H
Ek Extra. r 81
AlE9yso On hand, a general assortment Of aX and
oetls- CoMsTOCK 4HEWBERRt.
HICKORY NUTS-500 BUSH
AELs for sale. Prime new Rais By
NORTH BAY WHITE FISH.
II nm PACKAGES iOF THESE
AsOOU fne Fish, all seine-esuEht, tie bost iI
m9rEetsH barrels, balls and kitta
I Just neceiVed and for saeb -
n6gle5l5 BRADBuRNs FISHER & 20
20 MACKEREL AND CUDFISH.
PWERY CHOICE NO. I, AND 3
- Also. GdnrEs Bank Goldfish, received diracf from
Gloucester, Mess., and pr sale hY
-Tizsis RRADBuRE FIsHRa&uo.
4TOES-5,OOO BUSHELS
Dull -ud NsshanRoek Potatoes 10 store, ~
~ 4and& MerEia street.
a9.z- IONS FINE AND
Oil NEAL L. WaEEHiNCH,
" eoarss ground, By HMerFin sfrat
a9g9 ande & W77R
IN6kED OILS BBla sehssS
l4paEs Linsasd0hJ ust received and ~ a
az sa $3.50 llsiai
-a 81 s55 OYER SH0E6 --
A SUPPLY UF THOSE CELF-
bhALED Ogaenlburgh Overshoss. for Ladies
made oicolored BuckakiE, with rub-
.zai s.G1H I15El-tEHM- EEbHINCHs
~ and 90 Marvin Sc.
7a 4fN1tsENT
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TRON-OF ALL KINDS AND OF
the best qualities, for sale low, b.
COLWELL 4 Co.
noV12 la Outarf 81 a.
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H0USE-THH
ANoH0u6E( 10. .AFubhc SQUARE. nd b. ~.
stone Of the antet ioatlorl O.
lheaEy-n@ b81 thoroughy repaired, aud 10 nov
open tr Boaruen- Families wishing 20 urufrI
their Own rooms cln b with larra
and convenient rooms and bedrooms; and single
detcnn on reasonable terms. Rsf8rances afTen md
EeaEed. L@pF86ekeQ 3. ". BUBGITL.
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Sewing Alaehimes.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW.
ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS over ali
other Sewing Machines at all the public contests,
wherever they have contsnded.
WHEELER 4 WILSON have sold the last year
lending Nov LIST, 1881 nearly as many Machines e
all the others.
LOOK AT THE FIGURES,
count for the number aofd.
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@EI0dE0Ws.

WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON
wv hand MELOpEONs Of various styles and
hnisn, et our Factory, Hos lg3, lgTand 1875 Hur butts
Block, Ontario street.
All MelOdeons Warranted.
81 Tuning and Repairing done cheap and dura.
le. DREHER D
ndecA.z% Cleveland. Ohio.
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ECLIPSE COOKING STOVE.
THIS STOVE EMBRACES THE
modern Improvements.
LIST. EcOn8my-is the best boiler, and never cracks
rom the sheets Of excessive heat.
ID. ThsOven Is we'll ventilated By us pss-tng
IRON it TO the pipe. -IsJ1h
3D.. Externally it Is composed of plain, rich pat
tern, an ornament TO any culinary department., and
is equal in every respect to Stewards Cooking Stove.
and can be bought for half the money.
9Th. II is adapted to City and Country use, the fire
box being extended to burn long wood. It Is mann
Actured in this city consequently the plates can Re
renewed when burned out. In the latter named
qualifications II Is superior to stewards.
y 1 also keep every variety Of
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
among which may be found the
ROYAL COOKING STOVE, BRILLIANT. lux
PLURIBUS UNUM, BUCKEYE
STATE, WESTERN BELLE.
WELCOME, 8 IDA.
In the line OF Sitting and Drawing Room Stoves. 1
have the Model ParlOr, Self Regulator, Lady Wash
mgton and numerous other desirable patterns.
A full assortment Of Kitchen Furniture, Iron.
Brass and Porcelain Kettles, to suit al tastes, attbS
OIwest living prices. 81 EfT n
Cleveland. July u. ISfO.RW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-05
A TTENTION Is INVITED 10

A TTENTI0N is INVITED TO.
II the following Points ofsuperiority:
lst. with proper caro-, a.
least ~ years. stoves are now in use that were sat
up In 1895.
"a INSTRUMENTATION portion OF the Stove is
thoroughly constructed Each Stove iasubmitted TO
a critical test, and none leave our Works unless
completely and perfectly finished.
3D. OAPAoTfN.-Baking, Broiling, Boiling, Roast
ing and all other culinary operations performed "a
with single FIRE.
9Th. ECONOMY. Saving the cost Of tbs Stove 10
or 8 years In the item Offuel.
5th. N~EET1LATION OF UyEN.-In the Stewart gtpve
alone the 'front.' doors open directly into the oven.
Sp~rotected by letters PATENT securing a direct DRAFT
tnrOugh tho t0pO Of Ne 0UsH, by means OF Perforated
holes IN the doors and back hues. 1t will ~ borne
in mind that, as the heated air always rises. Tina
method liberalization is the only one Of any value
Oh. ENTIRE CONTROL OF HEAF.-The heat qsBera.
Ted by the stove, may be held therein and used or
thrown into the room at pleasure.
Itn- IHE DOUBLE sHEETtBOTTOM FLuE-By which
q COMPRISING and mYerting action OF heat "a obs
Ialned3 and the oven more evenly and eficientIV
heated than BY any other known Invention.
oth- 3 RoiLNG.-PerfOrmed on Aa toD and With on
the Possibility OF entering the room.
gtn. HOT WATER RESERVOIR AND WkRnuNg CLos-
ET.-b0th usenl and convenient, supplied BY fbe
waste heat and without extra fuel.
lOth., WArER BACK-Ana Arrangement for SUNNY.
ing not water for the bath room equal TO any range.
HG-SOld by all dealers, on a trial Of gmoutha. with
q written guaranty Tor that period IL asked
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-05

u. uVIaNll tLLLsD 8. a.U.H Ua8EY. 60 sINCLAID.
HUSSEYS 5 COMPANY
GOAL WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAIL Dealsrs ia Pittsburgh.
salineyilis and strip Vein GOALS. Also Nut COIL
br smithing. Once on the east side Of the Cleve-
land a Pittsburgh r. B. Coal pier, Cleveland, Ohio.
Orders leh At Hussey 4 McBridsiB Winslow's
harahousa1 will receive prompt attention. decI7