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WHEAT MARKET duh. The advance IN freghts
aarioualy checlinF the export demand. There u an
Increased supply Offering and holders a llitle mere
disposed 90 realize. Nominal quotations hre tillM
l,2l for Chicaro spring; Si,Hal,N for MtNankee
club; "a for winter rcd western ~ sss -
for white wesiern. Sales 800 hu white Illinois
or Indiana at Sl,f2
RFE-Quicl and frm az 7oc.
BAREEF-Dull aud numinally At 6ltadlc.
C0NN-Market quite hrm with only modgr9te
demand for export and home consumpt on halo,
are hSua bu mixed western at 09l0lua IN store ana
7O51Tlc delivered closing quiet
nATS-Ony in moderate request ~ aleal'1c t1r
Western and tannda, and a7f13ac for state.
pOH K-Market quiet and unchanged SALES are
$50 bhls az slh,75 for old meas SO lal6is Tor new
DO Nl62 % for new uninspectod do Si7,50 for clear
siO25 for old prime; Sl2, 50 for new do.
HEWF-Market dull aud unchanged sales are
I25 bhs at Ss,0o0laO0 for ropaeked mess Slo,1@ll
PRISfFW MISS RRRF-Dnll and nominal.
HEEF III ARfs-Dun and heavy with sales al
gli,dn0lt,Oo for western.
ON, RIRATs-Dul and heavy with small sales
AZ 20 shoulders; 80 hams
HOgaS-Market firm st 6a@io corn fed dressed,
and 64 ior live
nlf,ON-Market nrmcr. Sales are go boxes city
long ribbed middles AZ gAc,
TARD-Mnrket irm and In good demand. sales
are go bbE AZ inic for prime western 0olofo l0I
very choice do; lOi6c for choice city including Sl
bbla choice western 20 arrive next week a. iO3ac
RUTTER- Selling slowly at lo@ltc tor ohio'
'SsTTFFsF-steady at sai04c.
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PROM NEW YORK.


The Herald's Washington correspondent tele-
graphs the following
WAsHIEGTON, Dec %.
The Cabinet has just adjourned, after pro
fracted session of six hours The affairs AZ
Charleston was the subject under consideration,
Secretary Floyd stated to the President In Wi
ting. that unless Mai Anderson is Withdrawn trom
Fort Sunpter, he could not remain in the Caoi
net.
Secretaries Thompson and Thomas were under
stood to entertain the same views, but the events
Of today changed their minds somewhat
The President determined, after full delibera-
ton not TO withdraw Maj. Anderson, and Mr.
Floyd's resignation was therefore accepted
Among the persons named as Dit. tloyos sue
cessor is Benz +. Butler, Of Mass, who has been
in confidential consultation with the President
for several days.
A serious division exists in the Cabinet, and a
break No may almost any hour be anticipated
Recent and highly important intelligence troi
the South, received by the Government, ma
DreciDitate the event. The Secretary OF tn
Treasury has Just received G despatch iron
ChHrleston stating that the Revenue Cutter il
the port Of Charleston had been seized by the au-
thorities, and the Captain, who is q native OF
Chareston, has resigned This intelligence was
Immediately communicated to the Cabinet
: The Navy Department. at O'Clock, received 8
despatch from Lieut.. james p. Foster, command
ing the SLAYER Barieta, which was carried into
Charleston, stating that his prisoner the captain
Of the SLAYER, had been taken before State Judge
By q writ Of habeas corpus; that the Judge re-
nanded the prisoner to his custody, on the ground
that he had no Jurisdiction; that on his way tC
the Barieta with his prisoner, he had been taken
BY force from bis custody.
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CIvIL WAR BEGUN.

III MAsHlNGroAs Ait~- %
aIr. Holt. Post Master General, has sent orders
10 the Treasury at Chdriesloni 70 remit ~
the balance (sS5. 600 on TIE Post once aceenhis
hi bis possession Immediately % me creolt ei l5t
Dsnarimeut. III this order IS not complied Win
Al once he viii demand Of the teaerAt uofefh-
ment to enforce his orders .s -.
ne i also determined, a. before suggested 70
srlpuress mail matter % and FROM coutn OAtviiii'
III he mails are inisrfered with in that state
The Cabinet broke up 70 night, after nFe ho9is
session. without coming 70 any CONCLUSION IeiA-
tive 10 the disposition Of troops at Ohariestoh--
The impression prevailed that connict was m
secretary. Toacey and lir. Holt, P. Al General
urged defence, the others future eNaeuhiloh II
A desIatch received TO night BY member Of
the Cabinet says that troops are pouring INTO
Charleston from all directions,
The ouinion was expressed by protnlnenl
member Of the Cabinet tonight that war Is De-
qua .,f,s a.,
10 ioin tie South Carolina forces
A despatch from Charleston states thar tne
proposed State loan Of 1900 000 is already par
eelied out among the weaiihiest men Of the 9taiel
mainly in Charleston, and thas each Is expected
to furnish his share, under the penalty Of being
considered disa1ected-
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FRos sourH cARoLINA.

CoLBHHIA, S. O., Dee. q.
The Convention re assembled this morning.
The proceedings were opened with prayer.
The President then read q communication from
W. II o0lcook, Collector Of the Port of Charles
ton informing the Convention that all the officers
Of the customs had entered the service Of the
State, End that be had commenced receiving du
ties and transacting other business.
blr. Dunkiin said there was an act OF Congress
in relation 20 specie for duties. The Legislature
has recently permitted tbe banks Of the State 70
suspend specie payment, and as specie s. now
per cent premium, It is unfair 20 ask payment Of
d1ties In specie when taxes are payable In bank
notes
III. Dunklin offered resolution that the Cob
lector OF the State secure the payment of dufies
-.7any bills Of any bank IN The State
~ lsa--lassey yck--lf necessary the banks can IN
me nofrizculation, and embarrassment viii
AIe PRESIDENT read 'a4i o comm ercial rclafiblis
Governor. through r. WSfr-
s Charlesl0n harbor. -s-ation from the
y e g o,9.en..on then went into ssc7s9g to the
sffe-s5ll,-lll lelsiqqd TIE military biii {. -
siFlAlion - under eo.
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FROM PIXIES PKAK.

Fonr KEARNEE, Dec. 30
Pixies Peak express passed here at IL P. n
today
When the coach left Salt Lake City the wealth
er was very cold. 1t is reported that one driver
was frozen to death beyond Larimee.
Denver CITY, 2Tth.-Christmas passed in jollity
and good humor-only two or three fights The
day was more like the 9Th Of July than midWin-
ter
The secession news produced little sensation
A shooting ARRAY in Canon City few days ago
took place In which one man was wounded.
Recent arrivals from San Juan report vast
extent Of country with placid diggings that viii
nay from 2 tn 10 per cent TO the pan in coarse
gold Little can be done there before May or
June.
"A project Is on foot to open the road from Cali
fornia Gulch direct to the new mines which viii
make Denver the nearest trading point to them
out Of the mountains.
The mountain roads continue good ana open
Daily coaches are running, full, 70 and from the
/ Il1rs.l La.le Il.illln.aI aattLalIlalLa
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ST. Louis, Dec. 29
This mornings Republican announces the receipt
Of letter dated Chicago the 10th inst addressed
to the commandnnt Of he United States Arsenal at
St. Louis which details the proceedings o. Tepub
lican meeting lQF the purpose OF aauius the AAueas
Eufercra. II then gives account Of recanl meet,
ing Of ten persons, during which committee Of
three was called on to report what assistance had
been sent 70 Montgomery and what had been done az
ST. Louis.
The plan developed was 70 take possession Of the
United States Arsenal at st, Louis, and Jefferson
Barracks, and remove an the property to kauea8.
had been sent to Montgomery, and that SlOiuo0 bad
been deposited with the committee 81 St Louis ana
shat they had delayed movements at st. Louis on
account Of tnere being three 70 hYo hundred guns
canning from Kentucky for repairs, fact Of which
no one was supposed to have any kuoWledGes and
that they would make quite an addition 20 their
Eto II Captured The letter says they expected as
sistauce from q large number of Germans residing
in the neghborhOOd Of the Arsenal aud most Of the
Workmen in the Arsenal
One hundred men Wora 70 Be sens rom Chicago 70
aid in this enterprise. Many other details Civ
en- disclosing great familiarity with the Internal
rangements Of the Arsenal
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FIRE.
RaIpaEPonr. ID. D. q

HRiDaEFolIi u DC =
A FIRE was discovered about O'Clock this morn
ing in Boards building. on the corner Of Water
and Gilbert sis., in room occupied by J. , Dun
lap as q hoop skirt factory.
Boards foundry was considerably damaged.
Loss on stock and building about s. 500; insured.
Dunlap's loss 81 500; insured.
About O'Clock this morning q fire broke ont
in the crockery store Of Booth, Peck Barlow,
Nos and Wall street.
The building and contents were entirely de-
stroyed. Loss $4,000, Of which $4,000 was in
sured
Wilmatis stove store was also burned. Loss
So 900; insured for 81 900.
The eurrounding buildings were somewhat
damaged with fasiEcnntauts. Both fires were the
work Of incendiaries
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THE BORDRR SLAVE STATES IN
CAUCUS.
WAsnIsaroS, Dec 2.

WAsnIsGroN, Dec %.
About seventy-ive border State Congre ,smen
met n caucus to-dight Senator Orittenden pre-
sgded. and Sassrs C0lfax and Barrett were the
Secretaries.
The following propositions were offered
BY Mr. Barrett-EleYen amendments 10 the
Constitution on Che slavery question,
BY Mr Pryor-That any attempt 20 preserve
the Union between the States Of the coniederaey
by force would be equally unconstitutional i'm
polite and destructive Of Republican liberty
By Mr.. Vallandiugham-I Crittenoen heso-
utious
By Mr. CoIfax-That the laws Of the Union
should be enforced, and the Union Of the States
maintained, and that il is the duty Of the EXecu-
tive to protect property Of the United States
with all the power placed IN his hands oy the
Constitution
Ry Mr. Morris, Of uliuois-That IN maturing any
plan f0g the adjustment OF existing dihcutiesi We
will keen steadily in view the preservation Oi the
Union under sbe Constitution as q pcrmaneat con-
Amer a desultory debate, in which Messrs. Cox,
Pryor. saithsof Va, Clemens, Sherman, Stanton
OoifaN, Noel, Hickman, Montgomery, MeolernHn no,
Harris Of Virginia and Harris Of Maryiand partic-
ipated all the pending proportions were theni on
melton Of The latter eentlenan, referred % Com
mttee Of one from each % the Northern States rep
By them Ii they agreed.
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VIENNA

TRTESEMAR 1, 2& 3, ARE De
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT q
England and secured by the Seals Of the Ecole de
Pharmacie de Paris, and the Imperia College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
No. is invaluable for exhaustion, spermatorrbOes
and all physical disabilities.
No. 2 competely e. ldicates all traces Of those dis
eases that have herB 0Ore been treated by the nau
cious and pernici0us use Of copafva and cubebs.
No 8 has entirely sunDlanted the Injurious use
mercury, thereby insuIing 10 the sufferer speedy ~
lief dspsrsing al impurities, and roofing out the
vernon Of disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. I, and ;, are preparation the
form Of lozeuge, devoid Of taste and small, and en-
be carried in the Wuistcoat pocket. Sold IN tin cases
and divided into separate doses, as administersd hy
Valpeau Lalemand R0ux, Ricold, &c. Price S3 each,
or cases for So, which saves 50 and in 81 cases,
whereby there is saving Of 50. To Be had wholesale
and retail, Of DR.. BARROW, No. lq4 Bleecker street
New York. Immediately on receiving remittance
Dr. Barrow viii forward the 1fie5emar % any par
Of the world, securely packed and add sssr srcor0
Ing to the instructions Of the writer.
- Sold also bg Il. +. GAYLORD ad W.
FTgEE rinvsland lsn1i
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NEE RCIAL-

CLEVELAND lIARKET-DEC. %. ?
FLOUR-ouist, with = local demand at quOts-
lions.
WHRAT-salss ? cars at SI,OO delivered, and :
do on track At same.
OATs-Inaciiyo At &c.
CORN-In very light demand at s59S7o.
H1GHWuSES-Ssles Of 25 bbls AZ is1so.
HOGs-In active demand, with sales Of 70 head,
averaging 20 be ct Ss625i lo7 head At s5259s s2f,
dividing on 100 hs; and s3 head at s59s,i2H and
S5,62k.
hIEss PORK-HoldsFs have advanced their
views. and are insisting on Sis No sales reported
LARD-Quoiahls at s9s5fo.
EGGs-Lousr. Sales Off hblrstlse.
P0ULTRY-In good domsud and higher. To-
day Chictsns have sold at 7e and lot Of 400 ba ur
keys At &c.
sEEDs-sales ofli bush Glover At si,a5. Time-
shy Is inactive and nominal at our auotations.
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- snnrHnRN ouNVENTION

THR SOUTHERN CONVENTION
CuAnlrsroS, Dec 90.
The Convention this A. 81. passed the ordi-
nance authoriEina the reception Of blls of the
psnts of he STATE By Collectors Of the ports
nroVided none OF them Be below the par value OF
he Bank Of s. @ The Convention then ADJOURN
cd an 10 O'Clock on sunday morning
The Com on the Constitution have prepared
an oriiannce concerning the powers lately vest
ed IN Congress, transferring 20 the General AS As
serablv except during the existence Of the Oon
venti6n. These poWen are not 70 extend win
ont The direction Of the Convention 70 G1ties on
lmporis. Post Offce, declaration Of WAT treaties,
confederany, &c The ordinance concerning the
iudiciai powers Of the q. s. Courts re-vests these
poyvers n the Courts Of s. G. as the General As
sesIbly may direct The Charleston CITY court
h to have Jurisdiction IN admiralty and maritime
cases and also IN cases Of appeal when the am !
e,reaedg 5000. IN cases affecting the puotio
7i,istsrs the pazreraara continued the same as ln
he TJ 81 Courts. The GensFfl e 2iS,,,.ss 7, ~
lIsli iise luuicial officers. The act Q! congress
10 provide more edectually for the punishment oi
certain crimes, approved March Sd 1873, Is SUD
sfituted bv the State for offences which are snb
jecs 10 IN jurisdiction Of the Courts Of The state
The Convention will take the subject Of treason
under consideration
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uEALTH Og AMERIeANl ]. I.I..... y. We

HEALTH or AMERICAN We
mrN.-Rsaa hoticss IN the Tribune since :
Z I-o1r I'M i.s rrcsnsnuy JAMES D Ese9Ii1 9og-
d-1or 81 fi0rlil, sId mem Der 70 ne y :. 1sAs..
iiI.1- 'r'r5T7rl of twenty-five year4 H1a tAlicte4
-.iti. i,l.a.Ssin ny hmiY which ne De-. 1.al1lne
1rf .lr4aal faouf in the country laled % lule 9t
--iiaf -I.Idsd IN most s7riIflctolI nllel y ~
-. JAS. d. MEsIlyti-
- HEH fOGl, Ee1rualls ~
Dr g. D RfrncE-Daar Sir. some I've s--ls ~
a.. infirrrf7 fs-Iaie rrard had h1zr iausflls ll4l
fliiinF 81 ~ ui1Ll1. u1liel and eeIll hel-. = y
elioT f7.-ifier With the affellin9 il ilnls4-l5 -
49, sloribed lu your edfefil-s.i94 ~.
rfI1f5 She had the very Best uleqicf tlll ~
eif~ fiiI aufirslT prasfralei and her EDS slll.-
foid for fhal dalh0ught har lli- llli4i- - !.
1-r,irrl7i Il ffffia l0rEar uIdrI the sl11t IL l.l
freaiuianr For two weeks alter taal ~
fa.s5lrr urheu came into youl once q il5
fsu6er9 Medical Institute and relafea net ti
f0n5g As you was cenntent % Lle e5i.-ia
w7rehaiia fiafhoildon. in relieving lfii sli4
"a 1ii the physicians ard triaa ii7.lae ~
iv provfdentinlly lt rtL1fed her Lll---
F,trie5 gnriraI7 cured. 1inch them ior peer u
Tears there has not been any raiIle1l. y I.,--
pialnt, and she i A. 5tronss A-stt5a u If7liFt
when young girl eNr' a.
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NEW YORK 1IARRRT-DEO.

FLOUR-Market without imporinnt change,
but loss doing. The adFsncs On freiEhs materially
checks export demand Market closing With hold
ers q littl6 more disposed 70 realize.
Sales 5000 bba, af S. iiltlt5 ur superllne atatai
g5l1H550 Tor frtra state; t5,l5f5e3 Tor suporliu6
uT9stsrn: G545l,b,T5 for common % medium extra
western; aud t3.6ofl3rlu icr shipping brands extra
r0rnd h0oped Ohio.
rs31lTsIhN FIiOUR,-lIarkot ouiet and FIRM
er Sales Us 800 bbla = e5.so&7,oo Tor common to
choice extra.
common 10 choice sureriue.
CORN HfEALr-ln moderate demand. Sales are
51l hhls at So s. for BrandyWino.
CETETT TfIrf " IaFzst moderate and without much
4, eelss nre 80 bbls ct Isl{c.
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4FgaL

A SSIGNMENT NOTICE-T ii i
"a creditors Of uenry +. perclYal, of Cleveland
are hereby notified that on the 4th day q Dece ber
A. d. 1850, said Henry 2. Peraifl made an assign
ment OF bis property 30 in trust uf the benet Of
his creditors, and that they required 20 present
thoir claims 20 for allowance within Six months
10 euttie them 70 share Ia the proceeds Of said prop
oriy. JAmhn N. donAo-
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GENUTNE FEMTLY LIQUoRs.
wM. B. MoREHoUsE a CO..

WIN B. MOREHoUsE CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
BRANDIEs, WINES, GINS AND SEeARs,
DEG LEAVE TO CALL THE
p tbeir Pure Wines and Lisuors But N under their
own supervision, for Family and Medicinal use, in
cases assorted 70 suit customers, Clubs, Military
and other publie bodies who require to purchase 10
large small quantities, IN caka or bottles will be
literally dealt with. Price List sent application
OLD MOREHUUSB BIrFERS.
Recommended by the nrzt physicians as the bas
remedy known Tor Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Debility
and all Nervous Diseases. AS beverage t Is pure,
whoIesome, and delicious 10 the taste.
Sold By all Druggists.
WM. B. MOREHOUSE 3 CO., PTop'rs,
ga Exchange Place,
ocfsa:s20 Jersey CITY ~. ].
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Saturday Nights Report.
si,z0O, Ooo IN GOLD SHIPPED TO THE
sOUTHIFROlI-NEw York;
REVENUE CUTTER FITTING
FOR SEA-
SECESSION CONVENTIONS
soufh Carolina Proceeding to ColIeef Duries
On Her Own Aecosnfl
Saturday Nights Report.
SECESSION CoNYENTIONl
FROaf NEW YORK.

NEW TonK, Dec. @.
The Tribune says, ave are Informed that 81 >
600 Oo0 IN gold was sent BY express Friday night,
from the Sub Treasury, and about 500 ul0 more
on Saturday morning, destined, it was said, TO
the South
Revenue cutter Harriet Lane Is getting ready
for sea under sealed orders.
The Custom House clerks could not get their
salaries to-day. Alleged cause, no money 70 pay
them With.
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UUAII-8luNi L0ll .
Advices from Jscksonvile, Florda, dated 2ith in
stant show that four-nshs Of the delegates elected
to the state Convention viii SO for Immediate secea-
sion.
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Trrol-U-Iyr . ral noaNisa IElDEH, ]
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Cheese ............... S5fa 9
Hamburg Cheese 9la ~
Eggs.........tl dOZ ali
Lard, No. l...8h 9 A.
Lard, NO.2.~ib n -
nntatoaa n-
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NtHE UNUEholdNh hL ElAo
been appointed Admiuislralrix Of ne esi.l- e oi
0ga State Of ohio, deceased. .
December 9Th, $50. ALAlliiA Ol,O" T.
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FROsT BALTIMORE.

BALTuNoEA, Dec. q.
The sun, Of this city has on its bulletin special
despatch from Charleston, saying that The car
penters and brickiayers, from Baltimore. employ
ed on Fort SumpteF, having refused to bear arms
against South Carolina, were discharged by MAJ
Anderson this morning.
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Asl.AYRR cAPTAIN RKsCUED.
PIKRs II Va Ws.

7REoK OF AN AMERICAN SLAYER.
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OtLRVELAND, OOLUMBUs s

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 81
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1851 WIETER ARRANaEMENr. ISel.
On aud after Monday, November 25th, 1860, Passen-
ger Trains will leave Cleveland as follows;
s;Oo A. n. n. Y. & Cincinnati Express-stopping ct
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby, and all Stations south Of
Shelby, reaching Columbus at l:4O P. X,
Cincinnati at 300 P. N.
40 P. Il. Night EXpress-Stopping at all stations
north Of GaliOn, Gilead, Cardington, Ash
ley, Delaware and Lewis Center, and all
other stations, TO leave passengers only.
Reaching Columbus at 1880 A N aud Ciu-
einnati at f.s0 A. N.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sanduslzy, Mansfield Newark Railroad, tor
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, zanesville,
Crestline' Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne a Chicago Rail-
roaa, for Forest, Upper Sanduslyy, Delphos,
Lima, Fort wayne Laporte, ghicagOt 3ci-
west, and East for Mansfield, W oostefs n a.
sillOn, sc.
Gallon and Beefontaine Railroad Line, Tor mariont
Bellefontaine Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinapQlis, Terre Hautei tineennes, Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo st. Louis &c.
Delaware. with Springfield, Mt vernon and fittH-
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami 8 Columbus, and Xenlia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, IndianaPolig,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, M0rrowi Loyeand,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
ville Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and an
81 points on the Ohio river.
ColumbEs, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Laned.
Tille Wheeling, dc, Columbus, Piqua ana
Indiana Railroad for PiQua, Urbana, &c
pIy At the Union Ticket 0ce, 81 Superior street, or
- ''-' Es FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland, November "a, 1850.
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- Il In he Court % Common tleas,
AV' Cuyahoga County
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POWKRs or THR COUNTS

THOMAS ALE AND 'ALF.
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A TTENTION is INVITED TO

A TTENTI0N is INVITED TO
~ the following Points Of superiority;
LIST. DUEABILITY.- Lasting, with proper care az
least % years Stoves are now in use that set
up in 1886.
2d MANUFACrURE.-Every portion OF the Stove IS
thoroughly constructed zach Stove Is submitted 70
q critical test, and none leave our Works unless
completely and perfectly finished.
Sd. CAPACIFT.-Baking, Broiling, Boiling Roast
ing and all other culinary operations performed ~
he time A barrel Of four baked into bread
with single fire.
4th. EcONoMY.-saving the cost Of the Stove in
or years inrthe item Of fuel
5th VENTILATION OF OvEN.-In the Stewart Stove
alone the front doors open directly into the oven,
(protected by letters patentJ securing direct drt
through the top Of tie 0ueu, b. means OF perforated
holes in the doors and back nues II Will bo borne
method Of ventilation is the only OF any value
whatever.
9Th ENTIRE CONTROL OF HEAT.-The heat genera
ted by the stove, may be held therein and used or
thrown into the room at pleasure.
7th. The DOUBLE SHEEItBO FLUE--By which
a COMPRISING and inverting action Of heat is OBJ
tained, and the oven more evenly and efficiently
heated than by any other known Invention
Sth. b ROILING.-Performed on Tie f0o and with on
the possibility Of smoke entering the room.
9Th. HOr WATER REsEEvOIB AND WARHING Clos
ET.-BOth useful and convenient. supplied BY the
waste heat and without extra fuel.
10th. WATER BACK.-An arrangement Tor supply
ing hot water for the bath room equal 70 any range.
E8-Sold by all dealers, on a trial of months, with
a written guaranty for that period e asked
EzJ- Beware Of the numerous worthless limitations
and Of the manufacturers arc on each stove. No
other Is genuine.
c. p. BORN,