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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14


sUNsHIEE.-The two or three days Of fine
weather which have fallen 70 our lot, have
produced o marked increase in the number
Of pedestrians who frequent the public
thoroughfares. Sunshine affects woman
very much as it does flowers under its
genial influence she bursts forth into bloom
Of rare and radiant hues, and floats majes-
ticaIly down to the latitude Of shops TO loek
upon the treasures therein contained, and,
perhaps, to order that @miracle Of a bon
net, or that olo'ye of a silk p And the
head Of the family, too, whose duty it is to
foot the bin for these triaing luxpriesy makes
q little PantomiDle to the youngest nenber
Of his iauaIlEs md goes forth into the bright
morning, half inclined 10 forget ali "hard
times" and to consider the world not 80
hard a world, after all. Thus It happens
that when sniaers comes in with that tradi-
tional sslfttls bill ? instead Of ealing up the
fuhereallsOk and regretLing the inpossibility
Of present liquidation, he gives way TO The
sunshine, and pulls out his pOolset-boo
And 80 Suffers departs, all gIadhess and
Hghtnesa Of heart, and his stability IS in
creased to such an extent, that in place Of
grumbliug at the work which the meek
eyed sswing-girl happens to bring in just
then, he speaks in such chesry voice that
the poor pale face looks up with surprise
and there, again, you see it, the same old
sunshine. And 50 it goes.
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TIE LECTURE To-NIeHr.-The Library
Association, in engaging Mr.. Petbes to read
his Poem entitled " Appearances" has ad-
ded to the attraction Of its course, which
already deserves the credit Of being the
best and most successful ever given by the
Association. Those who had the pleasure Of
making the acquaintance Of Mr.. Pettes at
the 10Th September celebration, when he
acted as adjutant IN Gov. sprague's stafi,
and responded in behalf Of the Rhode Isl
anders, have been among the most active
in making arrangements for him to address
a larger audience Of CleEelanders.
Mr.. Pettes graduated in the same class
with Starr King, Geo. ". Curtis and Gov.
sPrague, and ranked in talent and scholar
ship among the first Of his class.
We expect 70 see full house greet him
to-night. Fii srr.| l77f... s--
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Tz9i- wholesale Photographic Stock Depot

G8- Wholesale Photographic Stock Depot,
17s Superior street, Forest City Block, up
stairs. Artlst's Materials; Oval, Gilt and
Rosewood Frames heavy square Frames
made to order; Engravings framed in any
style Canvass on stretehers and by the
yard.
Fine Oil aud Water Colors, Brushes, &c.
Wholesale and Retail.
febi:925 b. DOUGLASS 4 co.
sTASwYx HALL.-The price OF eatables at
this favorite restaurant has been greatly re-
dueed to suit the times. All the luxuries of
the market, both home and abroad, served
up in the best style. d4tfblS:S22
MoaEHousE HASA consignment of
these celebrated Hams has been received,
and are for sale by S. DeWolf so Merwin
street feb6-322
TUBs AID VArs.-M. L. Eddy, No. &c
Bank street. next to Academy of Music
makes gats and Tubs for oil refners use.
Joiner jobbing done on short notice. For
samples of Tubs, refer to Mix, Morris & J.
Masufy.
Jan3l:s-2s
N8- Street Railroad Tickets, 81 for one
dollar, are for sale at W. P. Fogg's CrOckery
Store.
ELtoTR1o BATHS SOMETHING NEv.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are certain
remedy for The permanent cure Of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrOfula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostration, &C., and diseases
peculiar 70 females.
Office No. III Ontario street.
C. c. .C.-oary'S Cough Cure. doo28RlO
q ~ See advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's
LiverInvigorator.
~ All should not tail to read the adver-
tisement Of Prof Wood in to-day's paper.
FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sePS4R26:1y
On.-The undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vats in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms, at his steam Planning Mill,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY.
janlsRlO
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HAMM0NDsVILLB COAL OIL

FOR lubrioatins and burning, tst wholesale onlg.J
J. J. R0CKAFEELOW,
General Agent. ONCE on o. & 3, Pier Cleveland
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3taEamats
SCRAP IB ON

&c X A + / K . N
ANTED,
twenty Tons Of Wrought Scrap Iron.
fhs CoLWELL & 90. is Ontario st.
nENTLEMkN'S SKATES.
Wehavs received hns let Of
FA N0Y SIX A ES,
Atl4s Ontario Street
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CLEVELAND, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IA, 1861.
AIr. I.InenIn,a Reception.

considerable number Of citizens Of all
parties collected last evening at the Grays'
Armory, pursuant to the following call pub
hshed in the evening papers
RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT ELECT.
EA FUBLre NEErINs.
A meeting Of the Citizens Of Cleveland, WITH
OUT DISTINCTION OF PARTY, will be held this
evening at the Grays' ArmorY, to make arrange
nentsOn behalf Of the citizens 70 cooperate with
the City authorities in offering a suitable recep-
ton 70 the President elect
Wednesday, Feb. 18th.
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TIE LAKE SHORE RALkoAD.-The State
Line Railroad is bringing forward larger
amount of freight than ever before known
at this season. The precarious position Of
affairs at the South, is turning an immense
freighting business over the noEthern line,
50 much so, that both the State Line and
New York and Erie roads are crowded to
their utmsst capacity. We noticed Che other
day. some 80 cars in one train, loaded with
cotton. A general movement Of cotton and
tobacco over this route viii render large ad
ditions to present business facilities abso-
lutely necessary.-Dulkirk Journal.
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WELL MkTED.-Mr, Sweeney, the gentle
man who has appeared q"ite prominently
before the public Of late, as the hero of sun
dry jail escapes and at least one attempt at
homicide, appears to rejoice in the possession
Of better-half quite worthy his distin-
guished position. Officers MeIlrath and
Sanford, in searching the mansion occupied
by her, in some manner discovered that
Mrs. Sweeney had secreted about her per-
son, beneath her clothing, piece Of fine
pantaloon stuff. In addition to this little
discovery, they also made another, in the
shape Of coat which had been stolen from
a tailor on Superior street.
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The COTTOE TRADE OF THE PENEsTLvASIA
CENTRAL R. R.--The Pittsburgh Chronicle
says; ''In November, as we find from the
books of the Pennsylvania Railroad, six
thousand one hundred ond six bales went
over that line. The amount shipped in De-
eember, owing to the condition of the river,
was but three thousand and sixty-six bales,
but in January it reached eight thousand
nine hundred and fifty-one, so that for
the last three months we have total of
eighteen thousand one hundred and thirty
three bales. There are three thousand bales
on their way here now, and much more -ly-
ing at Memphis and Cincinnati, the whole
destined for Philadelphia, New Yurk.1uW=
ell, &C., via the Central Road. And with
all this the business has not begun to devel-
op itself Six months hence, should the
present troubles continue, the great bulk
of the cotton carrying trade of the seeding
sesboard cities will take the inland route to
the Eastern States.
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Ns- Street Railroad Tickets, 81 for one
dollar, are for sale at W. P. Fogg's Crockery
Store.
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- Blitz, the renowned Magician and
VentTiloquist, wiz exhibit at the Melodeon
on Friday and Saturday evenings. He has
sixteen trained cauary birds that will per-
form wonderful feats at each exhibition.
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BLOwx DOWN. portion Of the walls Of
the Hicks Street School House, which was
destroyed by fire few nights since, have al
ready fallen, and it is probable that unless
secured the remainder will soon follow.
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GG- Book-keepers 'giH fnd fresh ssp-
Pc Of Leroy ". Fairehads Gold Pens,
At j. B. Cobb s Co.'S al Of Leroy w.
FairehiIds Cod Pens sold by J. B. Cobb
& Co., are ,pgTdated tor one year ltd.
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Twenty MMLI0ss OF DOLLARS SAVED
Hr Spaldiug has sold two Millions Of bottles of be
ele brated Prepared Glue and II Is estimated that
ach bottle at least ten dollars worth OF bro
ken furniture, thus making an aggregate Of twenty
millions Of dollars reclaimed from total loss By this
valuable invention Having made his al1a honsa-
hold word, be nov proposes 70 de the word sgil
greater service By curing all the aehng heads Wlth
Glue, Headaches VIII soon vanish away Ike SNOW in
July-
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DUIEDERS' HARDWARE. "A
i FerJ dne assortment. For sale ty
COLWELB 4 90.
uovl6 - las OnfsriO street.
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MENoRANDUN Book Losr.-LOst q memo
randum book, containing papers Of no value
only to the owner. The fnder will be re-
waFded by leaving it at the Leader Count
ing Room. E, CoWLEs.
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8FAss 90nnarl.

JAMES H. ODELL, BRASS
~ FOUN DER AND MANuFACIgIlEh o.
BfasG Work Of every description No. = U1!ol -
f5H doors from Snperfor street. Cleveland, Ohio D.
is prepared to furnish all kinds Of work used ioI
Starl Water or Gas and all the various articles
psed 10 the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps q al
kinds made and rorIairsd Brass Casting done daily
andBraaa " Ork Of all kinds repaired. dec2Rs
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~ A Festival and Oyster Supper of the
Ladies' Home Mission Of the Bridge Street
N. E. Church viii be had at sanford's Hall,
Wednesday evening, February %, 1851
This Ladies' Mission is a good one. Who
VIII not help them7 It
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Real Blessing.


,Phgsieian,-Wen, Mrs. Jones' how is that
neadaobel
Mrs.. JOnss.-Gonsi Doctor, az gone the PHI y5u
sent cured me In just twenty minutes, ald 4 wish
you would send more 80 that can have them handy.
PtDslcidBs can get them dt any DruEgists.-
Call Tor Cephaltic Pills, ind theF never hil, and
recommend them in al cases Of Headache.
AgB. Jones--1 shall send for q box directly, and
shall tell all my suffering friends for they ar5
real blessing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14

No oneof the Many lis flesh IS heir to 4"
b % prevalent, so littls understood, and 30 much
negaeted GOstiFeness. Ofian 0rginating IN care
lesanesss or sedentary habits; It is regarded
slight disorder Of too little consequence to excite
anKletyt while in reality Il is the precursor and
eQuEanion Of many Of the most latal and dargsrol
diseases and unless early eradcatad it wiz bring
lne lu1erer % an unttuIolyi grave. Among the
lighter evils Of which cCaiFeness s the usual lttGn-
Breath, Piles and others Of ike nature, while along
train Of hghtful diseases such Malignat keFerl,
ApilepsyS Paralysis, Hysteria Hypochondfilal8.
Melancholy and insanity, drst indicate ther pres-
uIlirequently The dlsases named originate in Con-
9tlpation but taks on an independent existence
AT these considerations it iooWE that the disorder
should receive immedint5 attention Whenever it oc-
ours. and no person should neglect to get BOX 10
Csphaltic Pills the trst appearance Of the COM
paint their timely will dispel the insiduous
approaches Of disease and destroy tis dangaros i1s
to human life.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14

Showing gain Of over one hundred per
cent. in seven years. The earnings Of Jan
uary, 1861, It will. be seen exceed by $4,000
the prosperous period Of 1856.
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DIsTNGUIsHED GUEsrs.-6oyernor Denni-
son, the Mayors Of Pittsburgh and Erie City,
and several gentltmen from Buffalo are ez-
pected to be present during the visit Of Mr..
Lincoln to this city.
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] AH7 ANALGAMATIoE on LAEaukGEs.-Thel
y q groving tendency ln this aga 81 sppro1r'ts
We nqst s4 p5essgs words of other la1 1ags1, ana
= lIle l 70 lneor pofate Them into our own tlll
aslu yep laiici which D tr0u fha ereaE aIrulTr
ing 'i4r the head % bow becoming pounl5ri7sf n
eeanoqllon with Mr.. spaldiugs graIi sIIrI1 ianll
eqyl plt % VIII slgu - uleI| ~ mere 1s1sr1I -
45d t1e word Cephalie vii become u co17Tn01 n
kleetrgtgpe and many ethers Wlioao distinction =
l9fegl words has been worn away ~ co1rrldr me-
untd thsY seem ''natiFs and 70 the nEnoT born
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THE CeMuTrEE-AppOinted for the recep-
ton of the Preside at elect, are requested to
meet at Il o'clock this morning at the We'd
dell House .a--e
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HrnRrw LI7HRArY soc1EEr.-The Young
Mems Hebrew Literary Society have fitted
up in a very tasteful manner the hall for
inerly occupied by the Sons Of Malta in
Pannell & Smiths block on Superior street.
They VIII occupy it for the 6rst time this
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~ Own ExcfTEEENT, aud the mental
care and anxiety incsut to close attention to bu-
slness or study, are among The uuuieruug caves Ql
Nervous Headache. The dis0rdered state Of mind 3
body incident TO tls distressing complaint is latal-
blow 70 all energy aud ambition sufferers BY this
disorder can always obtain speedy relief rem these
distressing attacks by using one Of the Iepaaltic
Pills Wheneaer the symptoms appear. It qusts the
Overtasked brain, and soothes the strained and
rim nerves, and relaEes the tension of the stomEch
which also accompanies and agraVafes the disorder
81 condition Of the BRAIN
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ANOTHER M1x.-JOhn Sweeney, who was
arrested for burglary, who escaped from the
City Prison recently, and who was re-arrest-
ed is not John J. Sweeney, formerly Of
Of Columbiana county, now Of this city.
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f. FEsr1vAL.-The Sabbath Schools Of the
United Presbyterian Church, Erie street,
have festival this evening at Z o'clock.
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% The Ladies' Mite Society conGseted
with the Orange Street Church viii meet
this evening at Mrs. Wreath's, No. 5 CrOton
street. MIS-. BARKwIIL, sec'y.
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CLEVELAND TOLEDO RAIL RoAD.-Few
railroads of the West have shown steadier
increase Of business than the Cleveland and
Toledo, in proof of which the following
statement has been prepared
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ZOUAvE LIGHT GUARD.--The new ZOuaye
Light Guard give ball and supper on the
anniversary Of Washington's birthday,
which occurs next week Friday. Extensive
preparations are being made.
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kz8- The Wizard Blitz, and the wonderful
eaaaries perform at the MelOdeOn on Friday
and Saturday evenings, and Saturday after
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{ GREAT DIsCOTERY.-AmODg the most Im-
portant 0raf the great mesiicn discoveries Of This
may b. considered the system Of vaccination far
protection from Small POx, the Cephaic Pin sor
Lief Of eadnohe and the useof Quiuine f0r the pre-
Fention Of Fevers, either Of which is sure specific,
whose benefits will b6 experienced by suffering hu-
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3f0tEla.

MANHATTAN H0TEL..z--Ass.
lVA SIS, land Murray street, ID door fran Brqade
way, opposite the Park, New York u uggiEn . ms
NJ. Huggina, lafo Of Pedri gtfecf
House, Boston. II. o. Fling late Of Love9g'8 hoiel
Now York. deoi ]
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.z- AEADACHE Is the iayorite sign b
rllcn nature makes known ahy deviation HhafeTsr
ION le a4tusll state Of The brzil, aaI viewed in
d. Alnt u may - looked a 1iia1 guard Infa1f-
"a q give notice o dI5ease which mffhf olhafu1s
es4pe attention. an TOO ate TO b. ramedfed. and fa
iAQlt4tiona 4houl1 never Be neglected
may p elas9nsd under two namessYiE. SYmDt01istio
lll AQiopALii1 HyllptQI1ntlc Elealache b exceed
l2gly fommon and re Pfacursorof great Ta7isfy.
q DISEASES, among which are Ap0DleIy o0ut His1-
matiarn and gu is1Eile diseaael- IN ifa nervous ir
4. - y N ptheie Of disease Of the sloae tOnlfr-
ting acs heldache % Eepatic disease cG11tifniinr
.atcl 4e11Gllss Of Nurt1as c0netip1rlou and utlaF
dloreer1 ot lha boUelst Well as Fenal and urius
aectpns- Diseases Of he heart are very fra1nent-
" attendsd Eilh Headaehes; Anelaia and 5lsihors
are a4o aneciloEs which frequently occasion had
ache. ldi0patlic Heanache ID also very cuEnIour
being usually digtingui hed By the " nsr56rl
heada4hes 9qIletimss coming On suddenly IN Itdns
q aD 1arentT sound health and prosfrutinR sf once
re nPntal and physical energies, ard ID other Iu-
stance n comes On slowly heralded b. depression
q spi fi3 or acerbify o. temper. In most f1Hlande7
tne pam rs 10 the tront Of the head over one or b1h
= a ana - lines provoking vomiting. rndaF this
clas1 nay also Be named Nauraigia.
or she lrlttlIent Of either class 81 Headaehe the
Ospha4tlc Pl have been found sure and safs rsuI-
ely relleEIue the most acute pains in q Elrr uln-
tos and b{ its subtle power Graduating Tie disaa-
sea Of which Headache i the unerring index.
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~ Owners Of coal oil wells who want
TO do their work by steam, can purchase
tip-top boiler, exactly suitable for that kind
Of. work, at low price. It is IN aIfrespeets
as good as new, and is large enough 70 run
q Eve horse-powerengiue. Inquire at LEADER
Counting Room IF Z
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RSSeDid you ever have the Sick Headache2
Do you remember the throbbing temples, the fever
q brow; the loathing and disgust az the sight oi
fDod How totally unit you for pleasure, cone
7eraatiun study. One Of the uaphalio pins would
1avs relieved you rom al the suffering which you
then 1orfdnced. EOr this and other lufPosa1 ol
should alWays have box Of them on hand % uss a.
occasion requires. ~
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A CARD.-We the undersigned, who acted
as Jury in the late investigation Of a charge
against Wm. E.. Ambush, concerning his
conduct during the late fugitive eNse in this
city, do hereby exonerate him from all
blame in this matter and it is further our
opinion that he discharged his whole duty
in such amapner as is required Of him as
Chairman of the Vigiiant Committee of the
Fugitive Aid Society.
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NEW ADvRRTIsKlIENTs.
At tBlsbee's-Important.
Rettberg Hasemann-Lace sets and Lace Sleeves.
Wm Fiske-A New Article. li j z
n. Al. Hall-GrOosries, Fruit aud Produce
T. Cowles Memorandum Book Lost
United Presbyterian Church-Festival
Ladies' Mite society-Local Notice.
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On nmotion of Gen. CrOwell, Hon. W. B.
Castle was called to the Chair, and Merrill
Barlow, Esq, was appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was announced
by the Chair to be; to take into considera-
ton the expected visit of the President elect,
and to make any arrangement Is which might
seem best, for receiving in a beftting man
ner, the Chief Magistrate of the United
States.
Nj John Coon offered a resolution that
the following gentlemen constitute a Com
mittee to act conformity with the City Coun-
eli in the reception of Mr. Lincoln:
A. Stone. Jr, Hon. Wm B. Castle,
Hon S. J. Andrews, I. p. Handy;
81 II. B. Payne, Z. Hessenmueller,
fs Horace FOote, Hon. j. CrOwell,
GEO c. Dodge a A. g. Riddle,
Hon Wm. Case VIM. Collins Esq,
81 ID. r filden, NJ Barlow,
Chas. Bradbufn. hon J. W. Allen,
j. NJ COfiinberry, Joseph Perkins
NJ Barnett, Hon. S. Starkweather,
Hon D. K Cartier, PhilO SeoYin,
j. n Hughes & WinsloW.
Jacob Mueller, Esq.
The resolution Was adopted.
On motion Of William Collins, it was re-
solved that Gen. J. ". Fitch be requested to
order out his brigade for escort duty, on the
occasion of the reception of the President
elect.
Judge Lawrence moved that Jas, Hill,
Jas. B. Wilbur, NJ. Gallagher, Thos. Nc
Kinstry and C. A. Minekley, be appointed a
comnaittee on decoration of streets, by ban
ners, &c. Carried. It was also resolved
that the city papers be requested to publish
the proceedings of the meeting.
Adjourned.
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Knickerbocker for March at Hawks q
Bros. -, - -. FL.
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HOKEl COKE G0KEIIl---
u III. WALLACE a SON ARE NOW MANI
EAyTuRING Coke irom the pure HANMONDs-
VILE Strip Vein COAL, which Is superior
20 any other Coke ln the market. We can furnish
testimQiilal9 RON numerous manufacturers who are
highest terms
Also, eonstaht supply Of HammondsTille Strip
Vein hslIdhlNz g9ALii and also for Domestic
purposes.
Being located Immediately On the line ofthe Csvs
and 4 Pittsburgh Railroad, We can ship with dis
uatch 10 any part Of 4he State Orders collected
ii. II. WALLACE & SON,
HammondsTille, JeherEon County, Ohio.
January 81, 400. ieblRs
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Ii nd n 'orrible 'eadachs this hafemoo1.
hand stepped into the hapothscariss hand ~. II
~ sg ~ Y ne nan Can you hease me az eaiache'
Z - = l.ene ~! aa9a e. 2. la18-
nj Anf upon that e gave me g Cephalie PIN bard
P3n re ,on9r Q cared ne 30 quick that arlly ~
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atlanntattnrers.
DERNARD DEMMENG,
fsnrcaqeor To II EonfgsIovr

BERNARD DEMMENG,
ID (successor to II. KonigsloW,)
ARTISAN, MACHIEIsT AND PATENT MODEL
MAX ER,
No. l44 Superior street. Leader Building,)
CLEVELAND, OHIO. IrrIfIi
BERNARD DEMMENG, having purchased the
establishment Of II. KOnigsiow, Is now prepared TO
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, and
all kinds Of light Machinery Particular attention
and facilities Tor getting up Models Of Patents.
EP A r N G.
II your SKATES need fixing, call on Demmeng
II your SEWING MACHINE is out OF order, he
he repairs ali kinds Of SURGICAL Instruments.
An kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments
Ify5u should get up new. Patent, Demmeng is
the man 10 get up your Models, either in Wood,
Brass, or Iron, h the neatest manner.
All kinds Of Belt Hanging done in prompt style.
All kinds Of light Machinery put in order in the
most expeditioug manner.
Engineering Instruments reported,
small Steam Kngines repaired thoroughly.
Rail Road ClnductOr's Punches manufactured in
the best manner.
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired.
E5-ln TACT everything in the shape ef repairing
or manufacturing, done on contract.
~, Entrance TO shop-l44 Superior street, up one
pair Of stairs. BERNARD DEMMEhG.
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WAxrED.-A nurse girl with thorough ex-
erienoe in. the care Of a child. A Protest
ant preferred. Apply at 5S Seneca street
up stairs. e - y q ie6gklz 2