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Brass fo1waru.

INES H. ODELL, BRASS
e,-of everv desefiptiop- So Is Union 81,
= ~ nom Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. II.
lfQd TO furnish all kinds Of work used for
Water or Gas, and all the various articles
L the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of all
'.ade and repaired. Brass Casting done daily,
g Work OF all kinds repaired. dec2Rs
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= Ml1 NaIeF N ne mouth Win tha InTigoratol
PRICE ONE 6OLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also anford's Family oafbarac PiTs,

ComPOr nded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put
NJ In Glass Cases, AIT Tight, and viii keep
in anv, climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTIU PILL Is 4 Tenfle but
active Oathartc, which the prOprietor hla igsd n
his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increagf 3. ing demand from thogs
who have long used the p PIt1s and the safisfac-
ton which all express Nd reeard 10 their use has
induced me 70 place them within the roach of an
The Profession WaHl - know tssat didsrent Ca
tharties act on diorentI portion 81 the bowels.
The FAMILY lathartie. - has, with due retar-
eLce 70 this WoM ealND-I- ilehad net bean COM
pounded from varfetyID 81 fhr nl1rsrf 1900 hfs
Extracts, which act aike on every 11rS 81 te ar
mentarT canal, aud aro'sf IoOOD and naFr m an
cases where UatharticI, lis naaded. gnch "a D.
rangements Of thu Stom- p ach slaopfnal5 Psiu5 Ia
the Back and Loins, Co.'S Z tivenass Pain ard Sore
ness over the whole BODY lrcIn sudden cold, which
frequently, II neglected - end in . long c0urss al
Fever, Loss 0f Appa-lzi ltits, 8 Cresnfnr 5onsa-
ton Of Cold over thel~ BODY, ssflaSanogE
Headache or Weight 6 In the Head, eli Indam.
matOry Diseases, WormsiCo lin Children az AduIts
rheumatism, q great Purifier OF ths Blood and manT
diseases 70 which flesh Is heir too utner1u8 10 Ts
tlon In this advertisement. Dose to 8
PRIOR 50 CENTS.
~ Tho Liver InFigoratur and Family llalharfio
Pills are F6tailed By Druggists 7ouarnlY and sold
wholesale BY the Trade in al tho laTge towns
8. 7. W. BANFOHD, III. D.
ManuEctur1r and Rr1rrirt1r
jy7dkWRs ss5 Broadway, EsW York.
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n. IUN1III q M N.l-lLlNlNs
.000 M0NRY AnWINNEn
3NtFMt GIN AaFnfll.

iRITED STATES AND FOR
HIGN Patent 01ice Agency. opposite We'd
De, Bank street, Cleveland Ohio.
W Il. RURRIDGE,
~qq-ITS1 fFHU BRATNERD
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SEWInN aIaehines.

WHEELER &. WILSON'S SEW !
w, ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS over al
other Sewing Machines at an the public contests,
wherever they have cOntauded.
WHEELER & WILSON have sold tins last year,
(ending Nov. lat ls59J nearly az many Machines a.
an the others.
LOOK AT THE FIGURES,
As given By Elias Howe, Jr., 70 whom All must ac-
count for the number sold
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The following Is brief summary Of the peculiarites
of THE STEWART STOVE:
LIST. DURABuITY.-It has been in use, in many in
stances, from IS to % years.
I'd. CAPACITY ORNORE.-ALL CULINA RI OPERATIONS
NAY BE CARRIED on AT THE SAME TIME. In evidence
Of what it will accomplish, allude to the fact that
each ofI everal occasions, BARREL or FLOUR HAS
BEEN BAEED INTO BREAD WITH A SINGLE F1RE.
ID. EeoNOMT IN FuEL.-SO perfect is its cOnstruc-
tion, that ITS COST MAY BE SAVED IN FUEL IN FROM
TO YEARS.
9TH. 1t DOES YOUR WORK ExPEDITIOUsLY AND WELL,
and may b0 regulated at pleasure 10 PRODUCE ANY
TEMPERATURE REQUIRED IN THE KITCHEN, without
interference with the cooking.
THE STEWART STOVE.
Has the most perfect ventilated Oven Of any Stove
manufactured
THE STEWART STOVE
EB, has the best broiling arrangement that has
yet been invented. When broiling is performed ac-
eordinR TO directions in the pamphlet, all the smoke
Is az once esrried into the dra and none Of it can
THE STEWART STOVE.
Supplies hot water for bathing purposes more econ
Omically than any range. -
THE STEWART STOVE.
Is furnished by all agents on trial Of three months
mayl6 Sole Agent, 2ls Superior Street.
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8MiiaErs.

55KS S. q. & e. W, BUILD
Also Manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds,
n tiokets and all kinds Of Scroll Saving and
work Particular attention paid to Fitting
as. Factory on Division street, near Centre
Cleveland. Ohio. nol0:c3l
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WALLACE a SON ARE NOW MANU-
RING Coke from the pure HAMM0EDS-
II "trip Vein COAL, which is superior
5tl.er Coke IN the market. We can furnish
roulels from numerous manufacturers who arc
Z ing It, and who speak Of its character in the
y 4 couEtant supply Of HammondsviIle strip
fMITH1NG COAL; and also for Domestic
8. f--r
BittsburEh Railroad We can ship with dis
- any paTt Of tao State. Orders solicited.
rel II ii. WALLACE son,
Hammondsville, Jefferson County ghins
lafy 81, 1850. le1lhs
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Mnamfiaf.
OREIGN EXUH NC =:

: DREIGN EXCHANG E.
Drafts IN amounts to sult, from IS upwards on
.hd and France, and all the principal Cities Of
tnuy. On FWnkfort, Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna,
lqberg, Cassei Cologne, Hamburgh, Bremen,
9 art, Mannheim and Prague EOr sale BY =
y p RETTBERG & HAUSNANN.
s000 MONEY ADVANCED,
NEOOO In sums TO suit-at the old stand
I HknoWn WAGNER'S OFFIOE-on securities
y kind, viz: Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and
ilate, Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Firearms
9, Furniture Carpets, Pianos, Mirrors, Paint
a. neral Merchandise, and Personal Property
rl cles Of value, on the most satisfactory terms.
IS strictly private. Established 1881. Watches
sWelry for sale at bargains.
- WM WAGNER, Ofice No. 5, Water ST..
ner Superior street. over Geo. A. Davis q Co.
fing store. ~ ---.
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aIFVI.s MOUNTAIN EAGLR.

bPUbhIO Is RESPEOHFUL-
informed thar tho Little Mountain Eagle
4hoW open for the reception Of guests III g
sally located upon Little Mountain, which
snodly the most delightful and healthy sum
-, y IN Ohio, and one having no superior
HOUSE Is large, and contains about Forty
land elegantly lnished rooms The Water
'i'' fnd plentiful, and
THE WALKS AND DRIVES
ueinity Of tho Mountain are siugularly no
end beautiful
~ MOUNTAIN b. in Lake county, about
Efssl Milloufhbg station, ou the Cleveland 4
Broad and about - miles from the city Of
sdd.
aand Gentlemen seeking transient or perma-
I'd during The summer season, as Wall rs
mic AND PLEASURE PARTIES,
! "a, that thu proprietor Of Little Mountain
- ~ spafo no painA or ~ nause 20 render their
u-i1sln the highest degree pleasant.
en llr. Jackson Hotel keeper at WillouGhlg,
IA, icy persons from that place (tho nearest sta
title Mountain on the Cleveland a Erie
- Ito the Little Mountain Eagle for 81 cents
bla, ~. WM. s. GARDNER.
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TB8EIl FIIIll 8 =. y IIl7lIIl L7Il,1Ill lllAII
HUSSEYS y C0MPANY

MERCHANTS, WHOLE
- AND RETAlE Dealers IN Pittsburgh,
nd 6trip Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
Office on the east side Of the CleVe-
sburFh n. r. Coal pier, Cleveland, Ohio.
~ al Hussey 4 McBrideiE gWinsloW'H
)Win receive prompt attention. docl7
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Ina rRADEis ron TfiR CAMPAIGN.

TfiH LEADER FOR Tiik CAMPAIGN
We propose 70 ohg the LRADER for the
Campaign ending Jan. 4 1851 at the fol-
lowing reduced rates -
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MANNING & REITO, MAOHIN.
IIL lists and'ENGINEERS, and
Fr4FT MAEuFAcTURERs OF
AAFUFAoTURERs oF

STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY
OF every description Bolts for bridges and other
uses, Iron erating and Blacksmithing generally,
HEWtITs BLOCK, WE5T STREET, CLEVELAEDi oHI0.
~ second haRd Engines taken in exchange for
new work, or sold on commission. Jobbing and Re-
pairing promptly attended to- auR2id&Wu
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Goal
.HAAlMONDSVILLE MTN

~ aAM1lONUoN " lLLE MIN
and Manufacturing Company have on
! - Wholesale and Retail, from their own
- dMauufactOfies- ~. 1854
-NUsNILLE COAL. for ligs. Steam, Smith
4 fF and Domestic nse
,sdoNnsYILLE COKE No. j, for Manuactur
. 80 81 noses.
.. lsSILLE COKE No. 2, for Domestic
9oEDsYILLE FIRE CLAY, well ground,
l1HoEDsYILLE FIRE BRICK. common nat
Prn, and wedge, side wedge, circle or arch and
Il sJ6sDsYILLEFRE CLAY REToRTs AND
l5NDsYiLLE FIRE CLAY TILE, Of every
stern. tHL 4.t
106DsYILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COW
fONDsYIIIE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VA
IS, plain and ornamental .---
l0NDSNlLLE NITRIFIED WATER PIPE
AS PIPE, &C. Of every size and variety, em-
being single and double branch screw, bends
{. Also,
5IAAM0NDSYILLE COAL OIL,
iricatina and burning. Cat wholesale only.l
j. j. ROCKAFELL0W,
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THE AROVE OOMPANY IS

THE ABOVE COMPANY is
prepared with experienced workmen to manu-
hcture all kinds Of
allEE HAIR OR BRISTLE BRUSHES.
The following are the kinds manufactured:
Ground Paint Brushes, Oval Varnish Brushes Sash
Tool Brushes, Lamp Chimney Brushes, Brewers
Brushes, Horse Brushea, WhiteWasf Heads, White
wash Handles, Counter Brushes, Clothes Brushes,
Tanners Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Beayer-tan Shoe
Brushes, Scrub Brushes, TampicO Scrub Brushes,
and Stove Brushes Miscellaneous Brushes, such as
Printers Ley, POpe's Head, Clamp Scrubbing, Bill
lizard table Brushes, Painters Dusters Carpet Dust
ers, moulders Brushes, Crumb do, Bath do. Tailors
extra brushes.
In addition to the above, we manufacture to order
% - WHEEL AND MACHINE BRUSHES.
~ -Jobbing and Repairing done at abort notice.
This Company employ the elder boys OF the Indus
trial school and with their facilities for manuiac
turing together with the low price Of labor can sell
as cheap a. any factory East or West.
Cleveland. june q. 1S60.292 T MANAGER.
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TTER MOUNTAIN EAGLE.

IS HOUSE HAS ACCOMMO-
MONS for about One Hundred BOarders.-
-.npmlort and convenience for families, Il Is
~ desired. As Tar a. pure air, pure water,
.a1des are concerned, Little Mountain Is
sriOr % any other summer Resort in the
fhich the prQpH etor intends % add GOOD
1 every stientslh that can c0nducO 70 the
n Of BIS Visitors.
HOUSE was primarily designed as a Water
proprietor Il still ready 70 receive as a part
read Physicinn with a capital Of q foW
tinllar1, as thia can be done without inter-
- summer Boarders. Address,
e WM. S. GARDINER,
Painesville, Lake Co,
E73iaw Ohio.
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3 al. AdrerttsEnIentE.,
.lWARD n. LAMBERT b CO-


.JSVARD A. LAMBERT g. co,
e ~ %; w;IiisS,s MA sf4ssf Il SttPtpp
efade a fun and well selected stock Of English,
- German and Domestic Goods, Of their own
rtations or bought from nrst hands, and which
, Il sell al the lowest prices and on favorable
~ igues or samples furnished on application.
by mail receive the personal attention Of
he firm and filled complete.
] importations made to order il required.
animation Of their stock and prices is sOlic-
iu2R22
MING & TIFFANY, GEN
ERAL PRODUCE COHMIssON MERcHAHTs, No.
fri street, New York. Particular attention
! 4 the purchase Of Goods for Consignment. Lib
sh Advances on Flour and Grain.
tREEcs.-Wm. ". Cox, Pres't n. Y. Gas Light
harleE s. Fox, Pres't City Fire Insurance Co.
v Thomas ". Pearsall, ESQ, New York; Meav-
-hardson Co, New York; Collins, Bros. Co.
ard Alcott Horton, Cleveland; John Ten
Co, Cleveland; Babeock Hurd, Cleveland !;
Griswold q o., Hartford. iu2s
u nTTTNG. LYMAN TIFFANY.
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WHEELER'S WATER DRAW
w ER commands the admiration Of every low
er Of Pure Water The OLD OAKEN BUCKEr with the
improvements attached, make it BEsF article in
use for raising water from well Of any depth. In
no other way can water be raised so EASY 80
QUICK, go CHEAP. H
1t is neat in appearance Gud occupies little space,
simple in construction, and not liable to get out Of
order Call and see IL. It recommends itself.
''Water Drawers manufactured and sold VII le-
sale and retail by
Hewitt's Block, Vineyard street.
Cleveland Ohio.
M Agents wanted in every State and County.
State aud County Rights for sale. p p HH-T
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4 list o. names viii accompany each pack

- h1t " hhAiHa VIII uNNoLhpoh SANn IoNAA-
age, to enable Post Masters to deliver the
papers to subscribers. By a recent law o
Congress, Post Masters are required to deiiv-
er papers to subscribers, when a list ofnames
is furnished him.
Now that the Campaign is fairly opened
by the double nominations at Baltimore, we
hope our friends will exert themselves to eK-
tend the circulation of the LEADER. The
price at which we offer the LEADER for the
next six months, is lower than we have usuf
ally charged. We put it at these extraordi-
narily low rates, on account Of hardness Of
the times, and scarcity of money through
out the country.
By analyzing the above low scale, it viii
be seen that we offer the LEADER in
A Club of 100 at IS cents per Copy.
so SS1-2 ="
20 4S1-2
- 10 as
{" 5 So
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SElFEIfN.

SARP POINTED-13,OOO OF
ies' best Needles, just received
COWLES & CO.,
Weddel House.
sDE FOR US-ExTRA HEAVY
COWLES & CO.,
Weddel HOuss-
:, IL TO CUT-A ZINE STocK OF
-iish Scissors COWLES CO.,
? Weddell House.
OF HANDSOME, Bur "MIGHTY
Coon, and warranted, the very best RAZOR
~ CQWLES CO.,
mes Weddell House.
sENT, ALARM, STRIKING. 8
lay and 50 hour Clocks, Of an sizes, just re-
- COWLES & 90,
s. Weddell House.
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The Restorative Is put up in bottles Of trss sizes
yiz:-Lerge, medium and small the small holds =
pint, and retails for one dollar per bottle; the
tion than the small, retails t0r two dollars per bottle
the large holds quart, 40 per cent. more In proper
ton and retail5 Tor three dollars per beitles
O. y. WOOD 3 CO., Proprietor5s No. - Broadway
NeWsYork and No. ia Market street st. Louis, No
And sold By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
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i ]. J. R0CKAFELL0W,
i Agent. Once on c. a p. Pier, Cleveland
q - - = - ----.-llnlL
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9,S HOTEL, DETROIT. THIS
n nse 9 located directly opposite the Michigan
~ I'D Grand Trunk liailread popots, and near
g. ng Qt the Cleveland Steamer sud buusiQ
ErupeIiera. Passengers sfupplnE et TINS We'll
p, isei VIII save kuig Celis Omnibus iaTe, D. en-
- q a. less price and equally aa we'll e ~ any
I [. ~ class Hotel IN the city. kt VIII be Mund
- no pains or expense will besparod 70 make
- r MCDONALD a 90,
nnH urnnrf.fnrn
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p STEWARTDS

P. P. STEWARDS
FUEL SAVING AND COMFORT PRODUCING
SUMNER AND WINTER AIR-TIGHT
Q 0 K N G S T % V E Sll
FOR WOOD OR COAL.
Improved in 1859 with New and Extra Large Flues
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aeinity Of tho Mountain aro siusularly 70
end beautiful.
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HENRY c. sPALDING &Co.

Annexed is an alphabetical list Of articles which,
II damaged, may be restored their original
strength and usefulness by
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8 PeFi0Fnlns an 'nA' 3 'IiiI Ms 81 81 sYHONDs

Cincinnati, o. Feb 10, le3l. ll5 Lnlr4 y
PRoF. Wo0D-Dear Sir; By the advice Of friend
Of mine who had been using Jour h9tr Ae9toro1lFe1
Twas Induced 70 IN IT,. I had the isFer some time
last May, and nearly ever hair IN my bead cane out
Now my hair has come On q great deal thicEer than
Edfhfun huf Eltd llilT 1naE
feel 70 communists 70 others Who aEo 1fIicted
have been, would induce TO TlFe this public
knOwledgement Of the bsnsft have received from
prof Moodla Hair na.Larall-..
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~ senn1s Demoeratle PIntform

The Democratic Senatorial caucus met III
Washington on Saturday to arrange the party
platform on the slavery question. Over thirty
Senators were present. Senator Green, Of No &,
reported from the special committee, series
Of resolutions embOdying the principles Of
those INTRODUCED in the Senate by Mr. Davis, of
Mss. Quite prOTaetsd debate ensued, in
which number Of Senators participated.
Many members, especially those whose pro-
eliTlties were for Senator Douglas, were opPos.
ed 70 adopting any resolutions whatever, IS they
might be considered the platform Of The Demo.
cEatie party. It was distinctly avowed by the
friends Of the resolutions that the only object
was TO harmonic the conflicting views contain
ed in the four OF I've sets Of resolutions nov
under consideration In the Senate. Thew we're
finally adopted by large majority, and wiz Be
reported 70 the Senate on Monday Dsu0-
las was present, and participated IN the discus
sion He is understood to have diIsented from
the views contained in them.
The Tfibune'S correspondent states that Mr.
Browns resolution for an immediate slave code
received but Eve votes in the eaucus-Messrs.
Clay, Mason, Chestnut, johnson and Brown
Those Of Mr. DAVIS were carried without diyis-
ion, s1d viii command every Southern Demo
cratic vote in the Senate, and all from the North
but those Of Nessrs. Douglas and Pugh.
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SHockINo AccIDENT-A LITTLE Boy SHOOTS
HIS BRoTHER.-0n Friday afternoon a heart.
rending accident occurred in the family of Rev.
j. s. Wise, a Methodist minister stationed at
Lithopolis, about fifteen miles from this city
Two little sons Of Mr. Wise were rollieking
together in room in the house, when the older
of the two got hold Of loaded shot gun stand.
ing In corner, and pointed It at his little broth
er with some playful demsnd, with which the
youngest refused to comply. The child, not
knowing the gun was loaded, discharged the
shot at his brother, and literally blew the top Of
his head of, killing him instantly. The father
of the boyslwho was in this city at the time,
was telegraphed for, and Immediately returned
to find his family and the entire neighbOrhOod
plunged into profound grief by the lamentable
oceuTrenee-C Columbus Statesman
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,.ss,u, NJ Clay.

Il is eloriously refreshing al a time when
sb.m heroes, and bogus pslriosa abound. and
are manulsctuTed in one night to order. to look
upon an unpretending, genuine, and unvenoered
great man.
The almost tEiuuPhsl greeting that has
welcomed the distinguished hero aud states
man Of Kentucky throughout his present visit
10 Washington, New York and New England,
is but the generous and spontaneous Outgush-
ings Of a nations heart to one Of the noblesi'
bravest and truest Of her sons. The papers
say that while in Washington city he was the
hero on whom all classes, friends and
political antagonists, shOwered their fayois
and attention. In New York, on one Of the
stormiest nights Of last week, he was greeted
BY great gathsring-all were anxious to see
and hear him, although it was on the occasion
Of a political speech. The secret of oil this is
the people and The pOlitiOiSns-two very dis
tinct elasses--knoW him to be an honest mar
and the bravest Of the brave.
We believe him 10 be, to-day, the most pop
ular man of the nation. The people love th'
clear ring of his clarion voice. He Away
speaks so as not to be misunderstood by frien'
or foe. In 1876, when all Lexington wa
aroused TO put him down, and his press wa
threatened with destruction, although sick a
the time, he was waited upon by cOmmitte
from public Indignation meeting composed q
the first men Of that city, who requested him
quietly remove his press from their midst. Hi
reply was characteristic, Said he $50 te
your secret eonelave Of eowaTdly assassins tha
c.. n Clay knows his rights and how to d'
fsnd them" His GOODNESS and gallant bearin
saved the advance detachment of the army
Gen. Taylor, under Major Gaines, when the
were taken prisoners at EneornsciOn in Mexico
snd Afterwards also when one of their numbe
escaped. Indeed, his whole life is gran
ILLUSTRATION Of brave and noble nan, alway
ready to fight OF die for his principles or for hi
country. He is the nOblest Roman of tAeI
all
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Clay has bee
engaged by the Young Mems Christian ASS
J citation to lecture before them on Thursday ev,
ming next.
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-. - Kenruel.y OpposIlIsn


A large and spirited State Convention Of the
Opposition party in Tennessee, was held at
Nasbville Feb. 22i, to take action in regard to
the Presidency. A full delegation was SP-
poiuted to the National Union Convention to
be held ia Baltimore, and Electors at large
were put in nomination. An address and resO-
lutions were adopted, strongly Union in their
character, and dePrecaling slavery agitation
Hon. John Bell was recommended for the Pres
idsney, and the delegates were instructed to use
all honorable means TO procure bis nomination.
The Convention disaPPrOved of the repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise line Of 1890, and
favored a tariff adequate to the expenses Of an
economical administration Of the General Gov
eminent, with specific duties where applicable,
discriminating in favor Of American labor.
The Opposition party Of Kentucky held
State Convention at Frankfort on the 22dr
shout l5O delegates present. Delegates were
appointed 10 the Baltimore Convention, and an
electoral ticket was nominated. Like the Ten
nesses Convention the Kentucky expressed
lack Of confidence in the competency of the
Republican and Democratic organizations tC
restore peace and harmony to the distracted
country, and laid down Union platform witt
Slavery plsuks somewhat less ultra than the
Democratic disunionists. The Convention
recommended the Hon. J. J. Crittenden for the
Presidency, and to the favorable consideration
of the National Union Convention.
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SEvERE FIREs.-A fire at DsnVille, Ky. during
the afternoon and night of Feb. 22d, destroyed
the principal business portion of the town. L
broke out in the midst of terrific gale andrOll-
ed ike sea Of fire over the devoted town. Fifty
six buildings were consumed, including the
Court House, three Churches, and Hotel
Total loss 100000, of which about one hall
was insured.
The same day the extensive carriage, wagon
and pIow factory of Plat, Martin & Gordon.
with the private residence Of Mr.. Plat, were
burned at Salem, Indiana The factory was one
of the largest in the State. Loss $4,000, in
sured $500.
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n The Democrat of yesterday, says that
Mr.. Parsons came all the way from Columbus
to regulate the COHHty Convention, and went
back with flea in his ear" not even being
appointed a Delegate. This does Mr. P. great
injustice. The House adjourned on Friday
afternoon, to meet Monday morning, and gave
Mr.. Parsons, for the first time during the seS-
sion, an opportunity to visit his family. He
took no part in attempting to control the con-
ventiOn, and has, from the outset, steadily
refused to allow his name to be used in any
manner as a Delegate either to Columbus OF
Chicago.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-28

CAPTAIK WHISKY At WoRK-AN AWFUL
DEATH.-We learn that on last Wednesday
night Daniel House, employed as salt boiler,
at Kinks works, in SalineTille, this county,
while in q state Of into1ication, fell into pan
Of the boiling salt water, causing injuries which
resulted in his death on Friday. He was ad-
dicted to intempeTanee, and this sad casualty
is wholly ehargable TO whisky selling and
whisky drinking another warning Of their
disastrous effects. He was near so years Of
age, and leaves q wife and FIVE or six children
uDprOvided ior.-Reto LtsBOn State.