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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-12
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
TO THE PUBLIC.
IS The Mutual Live stock lnsur-
ance Company OF the State
Of ahpAaMArC.


now fully organized aud prepared to receive sppca
| lions To insure all kinda Of Live Stock, such
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP, &c
II requires no elaborate argument to convince an intel
gent community Of the Importance and proprety Of Lave
Stock Insurance. II will il is Judged be sufficient simply
to call their attention 10 the subject
II the careful, calculating business man considers u
prudent to have his houses and merchandise Insured,
why not his horse and asol Surely the latter as an
item Of property is important lin proportion to the
value) as the former.
Indemnity from by fire only, Stock aud Horses,
has ung been appreciated but this is the first Company
organized In the state for the purpose Of nHuring against
abs combined risks Of fire. water, accident and disease
and the first company far are informed any where
nrsanized the mutual principle; hut IT this principle
has successfully and economically applied TO other
characters Of Insurance. is we'll understood In the
neighborng counties 1t is not why it may not be ap
! piled with equal profit to this class.
The Of the Cotpofators and Board Of Directors
nt any furnish guarantee that abuse Of the prin
ciple will BE- suffered aud that tile utmost care irnes
security and economy will DO consulted in its manage
llent.
Copies Of the Of Incorporation and Bylaws Of tn
Company ready for delivery vt the Office of the seere
Ary Ia Wilmington. will he forwarded by mail on ap
plieAtion to him. with address, and persons desnus ate
inquiry, OF iusuring their stock aiding the enter
PRISE will please forward memorandum of the probt
amount they may wish insured, when proper agent viii
b. examine the stock and take the application
due form. GEORGE g. L0DDELI, Pendent.
ROBERT MeCABE Secretary.
Wilmington. Del, Jnly list, ls59-u
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-12
FOR SALE

- beautiful country seat with two or NOR
asNN acres OF laud, within one mile of Wilmington,
aang Del Mansion House 40 by 20 ieot three s0ries
ssssss handsomely finished with wide yeranda front
GkskAand one side, portable gas works, and
water forced to the third story with all the modern i'm
provements large stable, carriage house, &c gil the
but dings new, having been erected within the last
thres years without regard to expense, grounds
handsomely laid out with the choicest shade trees and
eyergreeus This property is worthy Of the attention OF
anygeneman in want Of desirable country residence,
city. The pavement ~ extended within few hundred
yards the premises For further information apply OF
address SAMUEL Il. THOMSON, Real Estate Agent, 5ub
Market street. Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-12
VINCENTis
United States Semi-Annual Re
gister.

esaS1s The first volume Of thie work, which is
tsT history Of tho country Tor every hall year is
ASisfJ now issued Price ~ IN cloth, and $9,ln Ia
Efg library style. 1t will ~ sent itog Of postage
10y to any part Of he United States upon the
ceipt If the money by mil
The work will 10 published every six months, The
present volume contains G02 octave pages and conaus
the record OF 1000 events Each event Ia placed
under the day Of its occurrence thus Showing al glance
what has occurred In every part of the nniun any
particular day. It has eprous index VI sixty epluinE
by which arrangement any particular event eau roAdly
be found Theinteuion Oi the work Is (And the authur
believes he has fully ded to give Al
Deaths OF all noted citizens and Revolutionary col lie
with biographical sketches Of their lives also, OF al men
who have become celebrated notorious whether Of god
evil fine; Meetings of State Legislatures, with tue
important laws passed by them; Synopsis Of GOvernofs
Messages; State and City Elections; Meetings Of state
COnventiuns Fires, where the amount Vi property de-
stroyed was $sO00 ehipwrerks aud losses nt life
at Seal LOSSES Of steamboats, Loss OF life from VIOLENCE
Accident, Failures, Fofgeres, Declarations and Rob-
beries where the amount and the circumstances sui
heisnt to excite national interest Dues and Arrays,
where they between men whose official positions
would render them Of singular unexpected occurrence
Bequests TO public purposes; Gallant and Good Acons
and Breaches Of Morals, where the hayo 70
ceFei worldwide notorety through the press and q
such strange aud aggravated nature to render their
recording necessary to show the of the timer
The Proceedings aud Debates Of Congress not Inserted
they will be found at length in the Congressional
Globe but the Principal Bills the main obj Ct being
to create work Of reference matters which Row have
them not the Incidents Of great country
FRANCIS VINCENT.
nov Q No. so Fifth street GLOW Arch. rhilh
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-12

A SUPERIOR FARM and Mill located in st. Georges
n Hundred New Castle County, Delaware, nelr the
Delaware Railroad and within three miles Of ODESSA con-
tanning of land in high state Of cultivation on
which are good farm buildings and superior Mill now
doing excellent business This farm Is situated In one
Of the best improved neighborhoods In the County con
venent to Schools Church, &C., we'll fenced and watered
about 10 acres in Peach Trees of choice varieties In full
bearing; will he sold accommodating terms and pos.
session given by the 10Th of December. Ten thousand
dollars can remain secured on the premises
For further information apply or address,
sAML &. THOMSON, Real Estate Agent,
jyl7 COG Market street, Wilmington Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-12
BLINDS. &c.
BOOK STORES.
j. Il. MEAhD's
ApriI List of New Books.

j. 4. MEAMD'S
April List of New Books.
A Message from the Sea, by Charles Dickens.
Trumps Novel, by George W. Curtis.
The BOYS Play. Book OF ScienUe. by J. H. Pepper
NV First Voyage to Southern Seas by W II kingston
Doing Good the Christian in WALKS OF Usefulness by
Roy Robert Steel,
Our Trip to Egypt.
0limpaes Of Ocean Lifs Rock pools aud the lessons
they teach.
The Triumphs Of Invention aud Discovery, by j Ham
ilton Fyfe.
Parliament in the plAy-Rooni by A. l.. o j.
stories of Boy Genius from the Lives Of Great laiulurs,
Bruin or the Grand Bear Hunt, by Capt Mayue Reid.
The Fairy Tree or Stories from far and near.
Under the Microscope thou shalt call me my father
Harrington, a story of True Love.
Annual Of Scientific Discovery for 1861.
Memoir OF S. 3 prentisa volumes.
The Sable Clond, Southern story with Northern COM
ments
Autobiography, Letters, and Literary remains Of Mrs
pioz7i
All choice publications Of the day received as pub
1shed by y, HLAlb-
jan 10y Al Market street, Wilmington Pei,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-12
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
Ard DhnaY,ixx Riffars

And Phoenix BltterS.
THE high and envied celebrity which these prueminen
Modcii Is have acquired for their invaluable efficacy
in all the Diseases which they profess to cure has ieuder
ed thu usual practice opunE not only unnecessary but
unworthy oil 'hein IN ALL CASES
of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Affections
VI III BlLIoU Es FEVERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS,
In the South and West, where these diseases prevail,
they will be found invaluable. Planters, farmers ana
others. who these Medicines, will never after
Bilious cIioLiG, SERIOUS LoosENEss, PILES, cos
TlVENEss, COLDS AND COUGHS CIlOilC, COR
RUPr HUMoRS, DROrslES.
DYspEpsIA-NO person with this distressing disease
should delay using these Medicines immediately.
Eruptions OF tho Skin, Erysipelas. flAtulonuy
FEVER AND AGuB.-R0r this seOufge of the Western
conntiy these Medcines will be found safe, speiy and
certain remedy Other medl ues leave tie system sui
jet to return Of the diseaso cure by heHe nedicne
Try them ye satisfied, and be cured.
EOuLNgss or COMrLgXps--
GENERAL DEBILITY, GoUr, GIpDINEss GRAVEL,
Headaches, of every Kind, Inward Fever lnllummAt
Rheumatism Impure Blood JNundirc, Loss Of Appetite
MgRouRAL DlsgAsRs-Never iais Ia eradicate entirei
theeifees OF Mercury, infinitely SOONER than the mos
powerful preparation Of SarEapariln,
NlGHT swEATs NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS. Of all kinds ORGANIC AFFECTIONS
PiLEs-Thu original proprietor Of these Medicines wh
cured o. Piles Of 80 years standing by tho use OF these
Life Medicines alone.
PAINS in the Head Side, Back, Limbs, Joints aud Or
BInS
will be sur Of relief by the Life Medicines
Rush Of Blood to the Head, scuryey, salt Rhelmi
swelllng7,
WORKS q all kinds are tlcctuaiiy expelled by these
Medicines Parents will 40 well IL administer them
whenever their existence is suspected Relief will be
certain
The Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
Aud thus remove all disease f.om the SYSTEM
Prepared aud sold by
DIR WILLIAM u. MOFFAT
aa5 Irca1way, corner Of Anthony Street, New Yorl
For Sale ly all druggists ie2d-lyn
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-12
REAL ESTATE
Am FOR SALE. fFA

Essa FOR SALE. EssA
large brick store aud dwelling Market street below
Second This Is good business stand, now occupied as
clothing store ., 90,
and King sts This is old established busn 81 stand
and It's vicinity 10 the market makes 1t peculiarly de-
sirAsle.
new three story brick house containing two stores and
dwelling lie south west corner of lih and King Sls
Now occupied bakery and confectionery. Also, the
house adjoining the above Seventh street,
three story brick dwelling house In shpley street
above Fifth twenty eet front, niuely deep, containing
two parors and five chEmbers. desirable residence
three story brick dwelling in French Street west side
below Fourth This may be had cheap.
A three story brio dwelling in Second Street north
side between French and Walnut.
A twu story brick house 9Th Street below Pine.
three story brick house Madison street above 7th
Two three story brick houses on Madison Street above
| 9th
-Four three story brick houses the east side Of Madi
son street between Sixth and Seventh.
One do. on south east Seventh aRd Madison.
Three the west side Of Madison between seventh
| and Eighth streets
three story brick bouse in Lombard street between
Filth and Sixth.
brick dwelling in Sixth street between Poplar aud
Lombard. Two stories both main and back buildings
Two frame dwelling heuseH on the north enst corner 0
Third and French streets
three story brick dwelling in Seventh street below
Lombard
and French Streets, Very desirable.
desirable building 10 by 10 faet in Fourth street be
low Pine Tho whole OF the purchase money may renal
upon the property. ,,,
Also beautiful country seat the road from VIII
mngton to New CASTLE containing 10 acres In eScelen
order. - - . -
ian 90 No. n Market Street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

Bg-A single bottle Of sPALDINa's PREPARED
GLUE viii save ten tines It, cost annually. ~ %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
An Urgent Call.

Elsewhere viii be found an urgent aP-
pal On the part Of the Soldiers aid So
81 slsly, FOR work on the part OF our ladies.
S. This work must be promptly done. A dis
patch was received this morning from Dr..
q erisWold, OF the Sanitary Commission ct
Wheeling, saying that hvs hundred sick
men would be at Wheeling on Saturday
end sskingig the Society here could supply
ie three hundred bed-uoks by Friday night.
he reply vas sent that they should be sent
- from hers tomorrow, The word Of the
Society is therefore pledged, and our ladies
must make it good. The ticks are being
cut out today and will be ready for distri.
button tomorrow (Fridsy) morning at 8
o'slsek, At the rooms, No. s5 Bank street
win our ladies come up to this work, and
= zee tAht the promise Of the Soldiers Aid
Society At Cleveland, which has never ye,
failed, is fulfilled, and that the even.
ing train from this city on Friday beart
Tie three hundred bed ticks, for the com.
fort Of the sick, aud perhaps dying, In the
hospitals.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

IFrom the So. Louis pemoorat.I
The immense demand ior the article (OephAlo FiIj
. rapidly enersasinE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
soEDIERs' AID soCI1TT.

ACKEowLEDoWEET.-Inn noting the srri-
o. val Of the North Star last evening from
e her last trip to Lake Superior this season,
We elected to acknowledge our indebted
ness for the many fsvOrs received BY US Of
- her genial and courteous officers during
the season. No mere agreeable and warm
hssrtsd gentlemen are anywhere to be
80 found, and they have our most earnest
- gisb for their welfare and happiness.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

FHE MmsTRELs.-Ths entertainment at
the MelOdeOn to night is for the benefit Of
the Soldiers Aid sOeiety--a patriotic move
on the part Of the manager, Mr.. Huntley,
Of which . proper appreciation can only
be shown By filing the MelodeOn. Let it
be done.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

PERSONAL. = The Rochester Democrat,
oOPying from the Erie American certain
remarks upon the Lake Shore Railroad,
adds to them the following :-"The Ameri-
can might have irutbfully added to its
remarks, that much Of the prosperity of
Lake Shore Railroad line is due to the un-
firing exertiOns of Wan. R. Barr, Esq., Gen
eral Agent Of Buffalo, for the Lake Shore
sod Michigan Southern route. No OppOr-
tunity Of advancing the interests of the
lines he represents, is lost BY that gentle
man."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

. HKNRY O. sPALDlEG,
---.t .- fs 0adaF Etrpaf Nee r--N.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

The subscriber respectfully calls your
attention to his facilities for furnishing
you with Coal Oil Lamps and sztures.
Although Kerosene goods of all kiada are
now scarce, and especially Coal Oil Burn
ers and brass lamp work generally, the
few manufacturers of these goods having
large and profitable contracts with Govern.
msnt for military trimmings, to TIE neg.
leOt of lamp work, yet the subscriber By
devOting his entire attention to this BUSH
ness alone, is enabled to take advantage Of
all opportunities to get goods and got them
low, and he has secured the whole country
for these goods, and with considerable sue
cess, 50 that customers Oan fhd in his es-
tsblishment what cannot be found in any
other lamp depot in what was, and Is the
United States.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
I'm oOAOEEr.-Renenber the Conoer

TEE OoNoEKT.-Remember the Concert
Of the Musical Society tOnight at the
Academy Of Music, for the families of army
teamsters. It has been ascertained that
considerable suffering exists among these
families and in some cases the necessity
for immediate relief is very urgent Let
such benefit as the good people Of cleve-
land can give under such circumstances be
extended to-nizbt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

APPoETED.-Dr. Byron s. Chase, Of this
town, has received the appointment Of Sur
eeon's mate in the Sixteenth Regiment o.
", q. B. service. The appointment is one
eminently g &c to be made and his many
friends in this vicinity will congratulate
the DOotor upon his accession to the posi-
tion. he leaves 10 assume the duties as
signed 70 him on Monday next-.AkyoH
H.n.n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
THE ABOVE NAMEn InE-


J. hES ANTS, Will take nntics that John Fris1f.
q 0ieVsland Oniss On tie 5ih oay of Cctober issi
lI ,u , W slLon n the Court Of Common Peas q
mrs Ire artka B0rges. and sIf the of-,e- NAM ~
y -el l.s - " oflh tnst the plaintiff iudq-
msnt racoV rsd b. one y scilieiy ae711e -f,s 80
Borg 3 s' the EeoluarY ls60 elu Of M court ~
Judgment was signed 70 tns piaipfiF 56st -
cutiOn " issusc on tsid judgrnett 10 ire gfr7 q
tne county but had been refui nd unssfiT7si and
no property found. III 4 IN ~ re- :. -.,i - -
have ~ property liable for eIscufi5n R-f ~
Dlaintin e1arges the said John 3 B.-oal AZ r-,l-i
ule. tlg gsaig 1inR -rga stock ~ 5e-5T r,'is Il
ing, cloths &c in ths oily of leTsla1d 10 IA Sr
ln-lse1 lheoa9re Noges, ana that said Burge8 car
re. On tns baslnesay and holds large amouut of
store goodss under the false br-tanfs of ring ~
1uslness ano goods q heoGsre Y0Ees. That Boreas
street Cleveland, (n0rs particalsrly Described n
the petli0n hich Do keeps eoFeredEith moriaagss
Baid but not cancelled ~ i ssid rt5s. S-,-
fsrm property In : .st CisFsland ddSgfi5s5 ii ~
pS.Ioa & y, b sen he A. meTtgsged 70 one @o1n Lays
Jonn Laisy paid aud that pisiufida lien % 1aif
HeiRtb ~ u oetsr apd prior iisn thsn that q
d now the eQuitab oV nsr II Is Vslun5Is rronsTfV
on tns corner Of su perisr md bivsr srestl II ne
ely q l5teanq more pdIflcuarly described ID the
petition. put which plgpeEty, with ihs coIniTsnos
snd Az q one Adsard Hessanuell8r, he esussd ths
4sAe % 1e Easse1 IN bis wiz the said Erederfks
borges That hs 3 as0 the eQnliahls olnsr of citT
lot no sls o. Tracy trset In the city OF EeFsland
causing the tits % Veat In his wife = haf ~ ~
borgts has bought, with his own means : vsl-abls
"a N IN solon- Cuyahosa county, Ohio- n s. acre1
more pa ticli irlT described plaintiffs pstition
p9t lor ne purpose Of Ee-piHE il from the reach ol
his ereqttUrar be caused he property 70 FeFr Ia re
nhlne Of hls Eii9. That the other named eandantI
eaAm 70 nsYe an tnJere9. liH1 actual or contin-
gent on the described property hut 70 Ttsf sTfenf
the plaintiff does NOS know md theref0r8 demand
proof Of ths same The plaistin therof re- PRAYED
tnat 81 the proparty ia "a PETITION described b
8oidi that The priority Of liens Be dsfeFmin-d af
tnat NE pro eecs Of sale be sBped aocorng PM
az the ebOve named def-ndants. not oshsrvlss
notlnsdi are hereby EOt fed and requested 70 aBDe1F
and snsWer the pleiutIfs PETITION " tha I4th dgT
O december, l55l. JOHN FRIEND,
Plaintiff a-d Attorney.
Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

TFrom the Gazette, Davenport, IoEa.l
Mr.. sDalding would not connect his name with a.
article be did notF- 7W 70 possess real merit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

Iron the Commercial Bulletin, BOstOn.I
Said 70 hs vsrv sHioaalous ioF tha hasaanhe-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
FrOm Kopklo's Batssry.
7 7 = = y
Near Adamsville,


.a.tt Near Adamsville,
ss s-aa Magofia Co., Ky.
eDs. LEADER We are encamped here
awaiting the arrival Of more troops before
We march upon PrestOnburg. The balance
ID. Of cur battery viii be up from Hazel Green
today. Yesterday about one thousand
Kehtuekians, under COlOnels Marshall and
MslcalG came in from Hazel Green, and
win form part OF our army. The 21st and
0i,l6sd viii behere tomorrow. Our force will
number about four thousand Eve hundred,
besides The artillery.
The probability is, that we will move
Monday the distance to the rebel encamp-
msat is nineteen miles. As near as can
learn their force Is about 500.
e Il is not expected that they viii give US
= fair Sight, but win line the hills along
the read with sharpshOOters, who will FIRE
upon Us as We pass along. It is the inten-
tlOn Of the General to deploy full regi-
msnt as skirmishers, and throw them back
two miles from the road on either side
one Of the members of our battery was
Ea baried yesterday at Hazel Green, but I
could not learn his name. You will hear
from ne after We have taken PrestOnburg.
Yours, &C.,
-t ED.T.P,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
gegal Aotirea.
NOTICE 10 OONTRACTORg

NOTICE TO O0NTRACTORSL
y " Propossis VII Be receiveC az the oaics ~ m,
Oty Cif Enginaer Of The City OF CleFoand until II
% focA % . 10 EN- or ith. 1867 % hlfIdfnq 80.
e 10 Esale street, to extend r m the sever noS IN
tsla 9lrret % - A. afr8sf.
flans h1d gpac ncations may b sen and mora
part cnlar M rmld lad ii aid Fnrinse5i. 49,
On and 1iter The 7th Inst
4aeh proposal mugt be accompanied b. q rood ana
sullcient bond requiring the biddaT to eufsr me-
s2tL.et - a tns price named IN bis proposal should
ne n9stl4 q Sltl improvements iuVita- the sub
uisslon Of bids, ressrTing the righf Ia sesf q -
Jet the sane. b order Of ihs Board.
- JOBS " WHiTELAT,
UIsveIapa. Ny Isal. ~ - -..lee-, -..lee-,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

CLEVELAND, Nov. 7th, 1851.
s5 T'hTss hHsdrsd bed-tioks are to be made
before tomorrow (Friday) night Five
hundred sick men are to be at Wheeling
Hospital on Saturday night, and must be
provided for. VIII the ladies of Cleveland
provide for the comfort Of these sick and
wounded sOldiers2 Call ct the rooms Of
the Soldiers Aid Society, No. 95 Bank
street, and take the work.
SoLDTERs' AID SocrETT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

A MmTAKH.-Ina notice Of the American
Cement published q few days ago, We
stated that &. NJ. Addison, its manufac-
turer, resides at e5 Aurison street. It
should have been Marion street, instead of
Murison. ..-aT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

ERRATUN In our notice Of the robbery
Of Mr.. MARITIME, in this mornings issue
bungling OOmpOsitOr, BY leaving Of the
Anal Sc" made US say Martin. In this
cOnnsciOn we are glad to be able to say
that though Mr.. n. is an sgedYman, no
serious trouble is apprehended from the
severe blow he received.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

sORso sYEUP.-Mr. william P. Horton,
Of oOnneaut, has during the past sumner
raised very fue quality Of sorgo Cane
from seed procured in this city last gOring.
from less than q quarter Of an acre Of
which he has made thirty.fve gallons
Of very superior syrup.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

NEW FEr1ouT eEEs.-A6Out 4 70 hun
dred freight cars are now in ceurF . Of con-
struotion ct the Illinois Central thops-
These are principally intended for grain
transportation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08
8Eass 4aaaaE

JAMES H. ODELI. BRASS
q FOpEDEa AND HAEUlACTuRER q
Bra1l Wcrk Of ever ealcTlptl9ni 10. Union st,i
= rrspared % f1rnish ell kiuda 1f work usad ~
Steam, WateI Gas, and All the Varlcu1 nrticiaI
El1o in ioo fIlllll lin0 1lsII1I l1Er IrIlFI cl aU
kinds r1ele End sep1lree. Bras CASINO dule dcil
lallr7gI y 1zk ol - N - rlrliEea el1la
s rs NL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

And you win get better article and
more value for your money than ct any
other place ia the country. Remember
that this is the only wholesale Lamp store
in Northern Ohio, and one of the largest in
tb . United States. The only man in ibis
',ity who is exclusively and legitimAtely in
he oil trade, who thoroughly understands
the oil business, who has had four years.
experience, who has ten tbOresnd dollars
invested in the business, and VII, = has three
thOusaad regular customers, is
s. S. BARRIR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

A tSIGNsE'S SALE-PURsUAEF
IA to an o. De from the Probate Court Of Cuya-
hOga County, ohio, shsll, en- tue 51ih day Of No
81 public sCctton. az the q or Il the OBrt Hruse,
in sid countY TIE tOllouing dpsrbd PFC cperty, 70
ak. "A one and bali stoFy frame hou8o, situate
on the south half q sub-lot p o - OK ~ a. and =.
6Ianeei's suhdiVisii OF leve and ten acre lots
\ % 81 and s.. Of Ahaz meTchantg survey. said
premises being the sels n tbs assignment Of Q.
H. kObison. APPRAISED valus-szt0.
]. 3 GRAnNIS,
oct s6 ls8i.363 anaiguaa.