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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19

YELLOW WAsH.-As the time for
whitewashing draws near, 1 would recon-
mend the following for rooms that are not
intended to be papered, viz.
Prepare whitewash in the usual way as
for whitewashing, then take horse-radish
leaves, as soon as they are grown enough,
boil them as if for greens, pour the juice
into the whitewash, and you have beauti-
ful bright yellow. A. Wilson, Marcellus,
n. Y, 6O.-RaaI Nea0- YORKER.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19
AGRICULTURAL.
THE HUSBANDMAN.

Ny FRANCIS P. SWEET.
Within the spongy fallow ground
| SOW the yellow corn,
And many hill the seed hath found,
Ere sounds the dinner horn.
Out in meadows dowy calm
swing the ringing scythe;
The corn.crake knows full well the steel
That spares her brood alive.
The passive steers against the yokes
Bend their stout necks in twain
And clumsy wheels with muddy spokes,
Bear up the laden vain.
Swung by my hands, the heavy nail,
Falls on the unshOcked grain;
And through the barn the gentle gale
Bears Off the chaG like rain.
Askant they tJa'i the briudle cows,
And chow their cuds in peace;
The hands that guide the stubborn plows
The fragrant streams release.
The sitting sun the hilltop lights
But shadows Ill the plain;
And homcward come the birds in flighte,
and fowls, their roosts to gam.
She spreads the evening board with white,
My quiet wife for me;
And sets the children all in sight
Their fathers face to see.
The night comes on, and darkness hides,
The childrcn's faces small;
To me they are my earthly guides,
To them I'm all in all.
The house is still the crickets chlrp,
And frogs sing in the reeds
But underneath the trees, 80 dark,
I've sown immortal seed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19
A DIV ARF BROOM CORN.

This is to us a novelty, and it has every
appearance Of being valuable. During the
Winter Mr.. L. b. Good, of York Co.. Pa,
sent US an account of it, we desired him
to forward some specimens of the entire
stalk, including roots and brush, which he
did, stating that the samples were of about
the average size, but not SO fine as he could
have furnished, had we applied earlier.
We were SO well pleased with them, that
we suggested his advertising the seed, if
enough could be got to make it worth while,
and ne has done so.
The specimens before us have about two
feet Of stalk and two feet Of brush, the lat
ter being of very excellent quality. As
this is not half the height of the common
variety, it may be grown much thicker on
the ground The upper leafsheath en-
braces the lower part of the brush, which
with its low growth, saves all necessity of
breaking down the brush while ripening.
As far as we can gather from the state
,nents received, and from the specimens
we think it likely this may be decidedly
sagerior to the kind generally cultivated.
4 3 certainly worthy trial, and for this
purpose only we offer it for limited distri.
button. We shall test it the coming Sum-
mer, and we request reports from those
who may receive the seed. Mr.. G. states
that it should be grown thickly in the rows,
to secure the best development of brush
DIN. AgricuituriSt.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19
BROH.i'S ESSEhCE or Li.A4IG4 GLNGER.
FREDERICK BROWN,
{ II Il MIST AND DRUGG AST.
North. Feast Corner Of Chestnut and Fin Stree
IlIII-A NM mn 4

.N0rih Feast Corner Gf Chestnut and FJfth Streets
PlilLADElPHlA
l. OLE manufacturer uf Browns Essence Of Jamaica
- Ginger, which is recognized and prescribed by the
Medical Faculty and has become III, standard Family
Medicine Ol the United States.
This Ess sanrc is preparation Of unusual excellence.
In ordinary GIlrrlua ncipcut cholera, in short in all
cases of prJstratuH Of lt digestive functions Is vt
mcstImube value, During Tho prevalence Of epidemic
cholera AMI summer complaints If Children it Is prcI.
lia..y Cicacuus; family, Individual, or Traveller
ahuuld b. without it,
.hOTT1E.
To prevent this valuable Essence from baing counter.
feed, steel engraving, executed great cost
will b, found on the outside Of the wrapper in order u
guard the purchasers against ing imposed upon by
worthless limitations Of less.
Prepared only by FREDERICK BROWN, and for sale
at his Drug aud Chemical store, Il. L.. Curn.r Of FINN
and Chestnut street,, Philadelphia.
Also for sale by all respectable Druggist. in the Uni
ted States.
March ~, lSUU-19m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19
= Old DIR. HEATH S BOOK Z:

m OLD DIR. HEATll'S BOOK ~
" OfTrayrls nnd great discovtnes Of the Ja- 'Ne~
paH"se Nd Il lg India Medicines, win fun directions
Tor The certain cure O CunsumpiOn G:uuOilis, Coughs
Gods Cd,atl, Asthma, FrVcrs, Heart Disease. Cru-
flla, Caucer, Dyspepsia, Livrr Complaint Gravel aud
Urinary Deposits, Female Complaints illustrated
Milh hundreds OF certificates nj cures amt CugtdVugs
For the putpose Of re>rurhg aa many suffering fellow.
beings Us possible from premature deuh, il Will he
sent 10 any part Otthe continent by srudug 2jceHts to
DRS. HEATH.
Gi7 Bro; dway NpN York Ciiy.
Sold by G. NJ. II1genbuch, Blo1mshurg; l.. Rank
Co., Dlnville; Jacob lawat Gaia sauqua A. Miller
4 Co Berwick.
October I. lSjg-I2m
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Will Notice.

TO CUSTOMERS AND TIE PUBLIC GENERaLLF
I HAVE removed to the Montour Mills aud intend
L keeping supply Of flour and feed on hand and for
sale cheap the cheapest for cash. would further
say to all those knowing themselves indebted to ne at
the 4gRcduct Mills that they would confer great favor
by calling and settling up am very needy and wish
close the old Books SO call and friends and
your custom and cash will be thankfully received.
WIN. BEERS.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19

THIS celebrated Washing Soap is now in market for
moro than year, and that it has given universal
satisfaction is evident from III, fact that the Manufac
tnrcr OF II in order u supply The demand, have been
obliged to increase their capacity u make equal to one
HHH3rcd Thousand Pounds per EtCt 1t is decidedly the
best and cheapest Soap ever mado in th' Country one
IOpBi u il i-H GO far, for GRy Yh5ec gf tie
Common S0ap in general 1t is made upon new
principle, Of the materials, and known only to VAN
iiAAGES d MCEEOsE. | docs away entirely with the
washbonrd-saves the necessity boiling the clothes it
does not shrink Flmncls, REMOVES GREASE. INK
OK PAINT SPOTS perfectly ana from tht most delicate
fabric saves fully onehaf the time aud labor usually
spent TO the washing. j. GrrGRtcd free from S3LSO.
D.4 Other injuries d'tGes, and guaranteed not rot
injGrc the clothes.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19
March 10, $50.
To FARMERS ,NDG4RDENERS


w Subscribers oHcr fur Sale GOOn Barrcls Of pDT,
DKEIIE, made by the LoDI MANuF.t-ttRi<u Cn.
ftHf ~ Lots 10 suit Purchasers This auirI. is in ,b
i"aht'Ih year Of its introduction into M. rouu, n,
'S IIHcd i'rtiliz3rs of every other descriptIon far
tn following rcus0ns: 'P''''' w
lS II Is nndc from III" night soil Of the Cv or vco
OK, ny M h. NJ Co, who have capitaI OF sion VpI
nsalr bad article. " 80" '"'"'" '"'y
L9f Corn ana Vegetables ii is The chcapcei neat.
iS' anu hhuirsl mnire IN the world it can b, PLACED
III Hlftct contact with the seed flrr.s and rinru
.nl'p" W." weeks earn r. prevents the tut worm G,u.
Wv .EoP ana y "Hhom dlsagrccaHe odor Three dollar,
Ul corn IN thn hill. '' Il" "'''
rG'E,l lhl. So bbls- 81 80. ) bbls So and oy,,
nhhI~. 81 % pr barrel delivered free of rnri,1n ,
scl' or railroad in New York civ 's'' - ".
y Pahphl L containing every affirmation and ccull
,''S iI"h larncrs all over III. Tinted State, who l,,
n" II Lnn i"o to seventeen years VIII be sent freq t.
any one apll! ing for the same ~ " ~ NV
nhifFlNG BROTHERS & Co,
North River Agricultural WarcLun,F
or ~, c,,,,.,, "a, 90 Colrtlaud Street New YORK
March 10, loo -4uI ''i1i' ma 30
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19
TINWARE 4 STUVE SUOP,

" - iNiS u - 1 ~ ~ OlitDI,
THE undersigned respectfully iut,rms bi o,I f;.
i, ", ru,thits' mat he has purchased his brothers
ur lI ue abpFc establishments and the concern vii
"s''dl'vr o. conducted by himself cNcusiyrIy
81, ne mas Just received ani offers for sale the lar,
.91if ~ ~ aId most extensive assortment Of TNNCI
SAz3 ~ rs ever introduced into this market
iiS stock consists Of u coMplcte assor,incit oi
W., oGIt Hoohig aud parlor stoves in The market togc
u, ~, G, riAiNitS ni every descriptions oven aud
~ mN ,'tA Na"IanTs, CylIndar Stoves CAT Iron Ar
iiGm' st'nts' 'hnhon stoves &c, &c. Stoveppc aud
nWarf constantly on hand aud manufactured 10 oric,
az Hln'5 vi repairing done, Usual on short notice
in patronage of old friend, and new customers {,
'Uion,,. .Ir,r,, ~ i, itui, a. ,.- A. VI, RUPERT
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ESpte Of J0&H A0deyS0a, deceased.
n Office is hereby given, that Letters of Admnistra-
ton the Estate ul John Anderson late of scott
township, in the county uf Culumbia deceased have hccn
granted TO Samuel b. Anderson, who is residing III Espy.
town in The said county, TO whom all persons indebted
said Estate are ~ make payment, and 10 whom ali
persons having claims are TO present thcm properly
authenticated, for settlement -
SAMUEL. b. ANDERSON,
Aurl H. l-Gn-Ct administrator.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19
Montour Mills, April IA, 1860.
MASONRY,
RRINK IAXING AZ pIASTERING

THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of
i bloomsbury aud the public generally that he has
located in Bloomsbury and is prepared to execute all
kinds Of Mason Work IN short order and OH reasonable
terms.
lJ' Residence in Mr. Browers house, on Iron street,
next door to Brewers store where all orders IN his line
Of business will be thankfully received aud promptly at
tended TO- GODFREY BAY.
Ul,ntns sb,ro AprI IA ISCO-3m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19


Fir Sllss in orc .fr5, an out right; nih con.
tents IN rood coHGi'oR
The sulamaulcr safes Of Philadelphia against the
world.
EVANS & WAITS ON,
have had the surest demonstration in the following Ger.
tiicate that their manufacture Of Salamanrr Safes has
at length fully warranted e representations which have
been made of them rendering undoubed security
against thr terrific element
Philadelphia April IL. l55G
.NCSSrs. EcrHs e. HGtSOn: Gcntlcmcn-lt affords MS
the highest satisfaction To state to you that owing To
the very protective qualities of two of The Saamander
SAT which We purchased Of you some five mun, since
We saved large portion Of icwcry and all books,
&c, exposed to tn caamnOus, fire in Ranstcad place on
the morning Of the llti inst.
When we reflect that tn safes were located in the
fourth story Of thu building occupied and that they
fell subsequently intna heap Of burning ruins wher, the
vast concentration Of the heat caused the brass plates to
melt we cannot but regard the preservation Of their val
liable contents most convincing proof of the great
curity afforded by your safes
We shall Hkl great pleasure in recommending them "a
men Of business a sure reliance against fire.
GEORGE w SIMMONS & BRO. .Icrciiers.
: They have since purchased six large Safes.
August ~, 1850.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19
-ALSO--
IanlAaGAm A. NrNpnnp2S.

Superior oriental Toilet Chemical Olive Pale, Extra
Pale mud Brown soaps, well as DAVID THAN & Co.
Adamantiuc Candles at lowest market prices.
For Sale by all respectable GroCcrs and Wholesale by
THAN & McKEONE,
No 80 and 81 South Whurvcs lnuADpLpnA
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19

INF IS CONTIINInV IlO's OI ratFs aud CNpInnnllrI
hrHs ct application, and further information can b.
iJIHd AT til Ollie.
THOMAS RtDGEHAY, PrssiIsa,
JAo. +. JAMES, -3etu0rg.
/. g. HARaisoS, Examining Physician.
Uctub TO- I.51 ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19

lhc FAMILY CA
gentle hui active Ia
pIietor has ;ised in hisi
twenty years
Tine constant Y in
those who have long
satisfaction which all
their use has induced
ia the rcarh Ol'all.
TIC probes sian well
thatliCS act on different
rhis f NMiLN CA
win du RET renee to
iaC,, hrcn compounded
purcs' Vegetable En-
r!rry part uf hr an
coon aud SAFE in n,l Gu
needed. such ~ DE-
Mach SLEtpINESs PASS
O>1WrNtss, p,iS AND
WHOLE RonY. from sud
tly II neglected, ~ d in
l.nss or ArrEurE. a.
tuLD OVER ms BDnY
AulIf ur wEIGHr IN THE.
pI~FNsEs, w ORMs uni
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19

THARTlC PILL
thartic which the M, =
ura''ice more tlisn
'asilig demand f,on
u'ei the FILLS and ,js 'a
eXI tes' IN rrpatd 's
me to place them w,,i, "
know that diGcrcntca.
portions Of the bowei'
THARTlC PILI, b,,
"a is w'll "stalli,b,,
ir"m n variety Of rg
tracts which act ankrna.
M MARY canal. au,i D,.
srS whrf"a CathaIlir,
RANGrMFNrs ofIhc So.
~ 1IiE NAtK Ann Iu,,,
HnR EN- Ess uvrR 1rt
den cola, W Eict lrcqnrr.
"a bnr r"llrSrof Fsy,r
kEEFiNG SES,Arlpy al,
III .lLE>sNF.s lIEAt.
" .I 49,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19
LADRAToRT IN THE OLD MINT.

To Joseph T. Hover, Esq D,ar Sir: Having ryn,ipo
IN my mmiiy, can speak with cnnti lcnre az IL: unn
SHl! "Nc'ilrn IN comparison with others of timilar
hhir. - oi such conSstcHce anpts il equally
7" Tor c"hrs" ami lin fabrics ani whrn its full shar
# black Il drv'i"pcd rs altered by washing or al
musph2flC ag nis
Respectfully yours
JAMES e. EUOFil, Anaiytic Chemist
Orders 'drcss" To TIE iianutariorv No 4lG Encr -
prompt attention by '
o JOSEPH L. HOVER, .Vaantacturs1.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19

Look the list make up q Of what kind you
choose and ncloe the amount in note stamps
BY mail address, at No. Boz Broadway, NewYork
and the medicine will be duly returned by mail express
free Of charge.
AGENTS WANTED-We desire nm active, efficient Agent
for the sale Of Remedies in every town community
IN the United States. Address DR.. +. HUMPHREYS Co.
No 5G2 BROADWAY. New YoRE.
Sod by E. P. LUTZ, Agent e.UDmsUur.' rd.
AI.rLl l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

ATTEMPT TO DESTROY RAILROAD TRAIy.-
On Wednesday evening some diabolical vii
lain, for whose benefit hemp grows some
where, attempted to destroy the night train
on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Road, at the
road-crossing in Warrensville. A Trail had
been placed across the track, together with
quantity of stones, &c, in such way that
they could hardly have failed to throw the
train of if the obstruction had not been dis
covered. The things were removed but
were again placed upon the track, and were
struck by the incoming express. The en-
CINE and cars passed over, very fortunateIyi
escaping being thrown from the track. No
possible reason fer such villainy can be con-
ceived, and most certainly the officers of the
road have given no cause for the concoeting
Of such a murderous plan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

FUN IN MANsFIELD.-They had jolly time
at Mansfield on Tuesday evening, which
Myers chronicles as iollows:
Everything passed off very pleasantly
The Republicans were good natured and very
hopetul-the Douglas men kept stiff up
per lip" determined to do their bes and
the Breckenridge and Bell men labored ear
nestly in a hopeless cause. The Court House
where the township polls were, was the
scene of many practical jokes. which finally
eliminated in an impromptu Son of Malta
Lodge, organized regardless of party. Un-
fortunate was the poor wight who came to
see how the things were going, or how many
votes were polled. Ruthlessly was be seized,
placad on his back on a long table, the ta-
ble then raised up, causing him to slide down,
certainly, but not always in the most grace
Iul manner. This was the initiation, after
which ticket was presented to him by way
Of certificate that be had been 'put through"
This was done to all who made their appear
ance. Mayor and ex-Mayors, Honorables
and all sorts of men went through the same
mill, greatly shocking their dignity. The
editorial fraternity were not forgotten. We
have personal knowledge of one who was
initiated, and the same courtesy was ex-
tended to others.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09
Marine Disasters.

EXPLOSION OF THR PROPELLER NoHAwE-Loss
OF LIFE.
The Western Transportation Company's
propeller Mohawk exploded on St. Clair
Flats on Wednesday morning. She was
loaded with Aour and wheat from Chicago
to Buffalo. The Mohawk was attempting to
pass around sail vessel that had anchored
directly in the channel, practice that can
not bo too severely reprehended, when she
got aground. In endeavoring to work of, the
starboard boiler exploded, blowing Off the
decks. Two fremen, Martin Lenman and
another, name unknown, were killed, and
another, Caspar Rolfe, fatally injured. The
second engineer, Daniel Kirkwood and Pc
ter Brooks, eolored laborer, were killed
The hull soon filled and sunk in eleven feet
Of water. The wheat, which was in her hold,
is soaked, but the deck load of -four is safe.
The Detroit papers give full particulars
The Advertiser of yesterday morning says;
There is insurance in sew eral companies,
and amOpg them the Home and the Etna.
Two steam pumps-Worthingt
been engaged, and will be sent up on the
propeller Mary Stewart, which is expected
from Buffalo this morning, and Capt. Pheatt
Is confident his steamer can be got here
within day or two. The Mary Stewart will
take the -four on 10 Buffalo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

suRPRnED.-The members of Engine Co.
No. s met last evening for business when
they suddenly found IN overpoweriDg ele-
ment which they could not subdue, in the
shape of host Of fair forms bound in crino-
line. An adjournment to National Hell was
the work Of but few minutes when music
and the dance prevailed until musicians and
dancers were weary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

FRoN LAKE SUPERIOR.-Fhe steamer Hi
nois, from Ontonagon, Nov. 1st, reports the
Iron City at Copper HarbOr, Nov. I'd, waiting
favorable wind to effect landing at Eagle
River. Schooner Flight was at Marquette
The Mining Gazette says that the Smelling
Works at Portage Lake have been completed,
and went into operation last Thursday week.
At present the owners have made arrange
ments to smelt twenty tons Of copper per
day, and if the different mines continue to
increase in the same ratio for the future as
they have done for the last four years, the
capacity Of these works must soon be greatly
increased.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

DoLLIB DUTToN.-A little wonder has been
giving levees through the Eastern States and
cities for the past year or more, and has ere
ated a great turore wherever she has been
seen. She is called Dollie Dutton, is 10
years old and weighs only fifteen pounds. In
form and features she is said to be perfect.
She is native of Framingham, Mass. This
little wonder will soon be N Cleveland for a
short time, being now in Canada.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

sold By Z. ". Sackrider, and Churchill q Bro.
sS-sse advertisement in another column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

TEE EUcLID sTABBINe AFFRAY.-The name
Of the man stabbed, as reported by US several
days ago, is Hurl5ut He and his wife were
passing the house of Mr.. Weaver when
they saw Weaver beating his wife. Hurlbut
went in and separated them and passed in
to another ROOM Weaver soon followed with
q knife in each hand, and endeavored to stab
HuI.but, who for a time, kept away by
dodging behind stove, but finally received
the point Of knife two inches deep just
above the left eye. DR.. Burton of Euclid is
attending him and considers his recovery
doubtful.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

FoR SALT RIvER.-The fleet copper-bot-
toned, cOpper-tOed clipper Popular SoUer-
eighty, leaves this morning, at o'clock, for
a four years cruise up Salt River. Stephen
A Douglas presides at the helm, and the
entire Democratic party have engaged pas
sage. In consequence of the loss of the
center board, and the mis-management Of
the double set of sails, which the pilot pro-
vided early in the season the craft has been
pronounced uu-seaworthy, but by the aid of
a large number of barrels of Kentucky whis-
ky for ballast, the party hope to make the
voyage a pleasant one. The we'll known
James Buchanan will have charge of the
cooks galleys. Jobu C. Breckinridge acts
as first mate, and John Bell, super cargo
The chicken coop will be enlivened by Gray's
rooster.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

Total amount collected and same paid
into the Connty Treasury ..........
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

LAST NIGHT's COUNCn.-Only one Coun-
Gilman was absent last evening.
The ordinance for the grading and i'm
prOvement of Water street. which has been
so long in dispute and created 50 much feel
ing, has at length passed, and proposals viii
be received for the work.
A resolution authorizing the Mayor to give
the notes Of the city for the complete dredg-
ing of the ship channel, was referred to the
Ship Channel Commissioner.
A new reservoir is to be built on the cor
ner of ScOviIle and Greenwood streets.
A resolution to have the property holders
on the streets which are lighted with gas, pay
half the expense of such lights, elected much
discussion.
See Council report for other matters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

- Messrs. E. Stair & Co. have removed
their Hat Store to Williams Block near Pub
lie Square, and opened with one of the most
splendid stocks of goods ever exhibited in
Cleveland. Their new location is a very fine
one, and their establishment spacious and
elegant. 1t is superfuous to commend this
old firm to the public, for its many years of
successful business is sufficient evidence of
the high esteem in which it is held.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

Col. sTURaEs' srAFF.-Col. sturges of the
Cleveland Wide-Awake Regiment has ap-
pointed the following Aids to serve on his
staff:
Lieut. Coll. Dwight Palmer.
Major. B. Parsons.
Paymaster-I. U Masters.
Adjutant-R. Crawford.
Quarter Master-Theo. Yoges.
Surgeon-Jacob Hovey.
Inspector-Geo. B. senter.
Chaplain-O. C. Scoville.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

GRAND LARCEST.-John Pearson, father
and son, will be brought up before the Police
Court this morning, for grand larceny. Mr..
William Wilcox was moving from one resi-
dence on York street, to another street
of the city, when the Pearsons entered
the former residence and stole a quantity Of
spoons, clothing, cutlery, &c, a part Of
which was found with them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

READINGS FROM THE PoETs.-The Elocu-
tiOnary entertainment at Chapin's Hall this
evening, will be very pleasant one. Mr..
Ambler's readings include dramatic, poeti-
cal and humorous, and afford an attractive
evenings entertainment.