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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

C. L, A. ELEcTIoE.-EDs. LEADERs GOOD
tickets have been named, composing
Board of officers for the G. L. Association,
and yet it is thought that all interests and
localities have not been sufficiently taken
into consideration. Being very inPoftantto 70
obtain such from the Mechanical, Mercan-
tile and Professional men Ofthe Association,
giving each part of the city its interested
and working member. The following ticket
bas. therefore, been proposed, after much at
tenticu to the above suggestions .- -, =,
President-Wm, Case. yIsHlaa sza-
Vice President. II. Orr: -5,asg,I
Corresponding secretary-Wm y. Board
Recording sscretary-Thomas Stow
Treasurer-A. 81. Wick. r.
For Directors-N: b: saeF%in, = C.I3.iI 4 TA''O ''O
w - MAEY MENBERs.
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RkREY IN CLEvELAND.--John s. .Rarey' 'he
famous tanner of refractory horses, gives an
exhibition Of his powers at the Academy oi
Music on Tuesday evening, the 10th Instant
On that occasion he will introduce Lord Dor
cbestsr's horse " Cruiser" whose notoriety
preceded him to this cOuntryj also 'ne Two W.;
sbetiands which have the merit Of being the
smallest horses in the known world. Much
curiosity will undoubtedly be exhibited 70
bsbold both Mr.. Rarey and his conquest,
who has brought him 80 much fame ana
money. --..-.-.-- -.-.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

@ Ballou's Dollar Monthly for May,
New York Weekly for this week, Flag Of
Our Union, Welcome Guest, Weekly Times,
World, Herald and Tribune, &e., received
by Hawks / Bro. -t. El
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sT. GEoRGE FKsTIVAL.-The Festival Of
the St. George Society will take place on the
2sd of this month at the johnson House.
Dancing and fsasting Will be the order of
the night, and former festivals will be, if
anything, Outdone upon the present Occa-
.sion
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r Fifty barrels Mess Pork, 90 barrels
Dried Apples, IS boxes Hamburger Cheese,
100 barrels Salt Creek Mills Xxx. Flour,
Carbon Oilat Sc cents, and LubriCating Oil
at 25 csnts per gallon.
GEo. sPRAouE. OVistt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

PLYMOUTH OHSRoH-LlsT OF THH CoURsH
OF LEorUREs.-Rsv. J. C. White win deliver
the last lssture of this interesting course Of
lectures on "Pilgrim'S Progress" tomorrow
Sunday evening, commencing at N o'e'k.
The subject viii be f'The 1ntsrmediate State,
or the Passage from the River of Death to
the Celestial City"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

AoADErx or MusIc.-The German Musical
socistv and the Turner and Singing AHsoei-
atoms. .srive benefit to RIr. O. F. NitSchelm,
IN Tuesdsy evening next, At the Academy
az Music. The entertainment viii be thess-
rical and musical.
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= calaaE.-A boat painter Who

ANorRER CHAReE.-A boat painter Ehlo
lives at Towns, on the Canal Bssip, ihierEsnsd '
the police that his watch, a-gold one been
.toIeu bVs person whom he described. From
the description, it was at once evident that
the man Crosby, who was sent back to Erie
on Thursday last for horse stealing, was the
thief. and the watch, one Of those found N
his possession. He had picked the painter :
pocket in Towns bar-roOrn. .s Sod, ias r.s O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

UEswoRTH's MusTRELs.---tnis popular
band Of minstrels are announced for anOth-
sr series Of concerts in this city. The excel
Ienes Of their previous performances Will be
a guarantee Of favorable reception on their
return. See advertisement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

~ Among the arrivals at the Angler lsl
House, yesterday, were: Hon. J. n e', NiieS
and wife, Hartford; j. K. Hitchcock, Utica;
C.rloa Dutton and son, ROchesterj John
TavIor. Ky.; W. NJ. Goodwin and wife, Nor
vaik, Thos. II. Collins, YOnkens, n. 4;
ogden H. Wheeler, Brooklyn, N. T.; George
8 Small, New York; John HOlland and
vifs. Ashland, o.; E. Oramer and lady, Nil Nil
1,aukee; Geo. A. Ccchron, n. y VIM. B.
Peck, Buffalo.
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CLEVELAND, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1851.

To CoRRtsPONDEETs.-The receipt Of q
very excellent article which has been con-
signed to the waste basket, because it was
written on 5oA sides ofths Paper, induces Us to
remind all correspondents that they should
live up TO the rule. For our own conYen-
ience, it is necessary that communications
should be written only on one side, and all
Others are invariably disposed Of in man
ner similar to the above.
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Az ExRMPLARY On WRLL,--They have
got a we'll down at FitusTills, which isre-
ported to run steadily for six hours every
day, Sundays excepted. During six days
the proprietors work hard and make q very
handsome prof., ,iand on the Sabbath, they
go cOntentodly to church without fear Of an
'ioVeriow." Well done. ......
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AEal 0stsH.
D0BsE q JENNINGS, @ -
REAL ESTATE { NsURANcH AGsNTs
No. AL sPerisg 81 Up ssqifs4 5
"a .EARBLH BLOCK. --z, e.
E0R saLF OF EXCHANGE

A hnnasos,a CountTT Residshcs, IN ssHdesky ,, lEIa
and half miles from the Railroad depot "A l1Iz9s
handsornn and uoii fafnishcd Stcne HOUSE. Harns
and45 acres land, with = crest Fgztetg o. enele9
Frnit; . exchange for i14pfoTed properly tn TINS
fsrn OF Isl ksFss, 5u Flsak 1osd. y uii fsoih
CITY Largo two stoTT Brick House, 500 ls3E,
chard .goil tan1g ldauI md 1uctf sap sflcc IN.
viii taks pay enc halfin hose aad isa acrcz uo1r
Fsrm of 10 serss nine uliled from CIiy House.
Harm. Orchard, and vel uaeEraL --t 80 -
Briehton Villags-Hou8e and four acres Land Win
Barn and Eruit. -i----
lot barn. &e. EEcha1go ior land. IN parti oalaaoo
HSs1-rh Vfllszs-I -Iouss End ionf acrsS land.
Brick Tavern stand and ~ seres, On one q ih9
and conVeniant house and excellent lana ANcfango
r SS-f ~ e1i- ~ iof o. 4 l3y arres city
one hundred and sixty acres land in hebalOl 20. .
/ 1iSFui u i scrs1 "a Plank Road, miles est Of
The city uon8e, Barn, Orchard, Sc ALchanGe Dl
l Il bu1e And Lot, aay 70 auronlt Of sAieoQ-
lirean Wooi ttrest-Hou88 and Lot lllxlsl laea
Houss veil dnilksd and eonTolisnt Win oarR--
ECiitT 81 ST. Anthony, lliln.-- Two Faeant qt,s -
traIiy locatsd- 10 aKchange for hsnse and iot -
- q 10 aerss, . miles from the gitg, WITH
Hon1s Barn and OIch1fd- 70 eEon1nl9 -or An1 70
Vestsrn part Of thil state - II -,..-,-- 81.
Kinn.nan ltruat--I Iuo.9toly lous0 1ne i1s. 70 *
shs1Fs for ; arIn and 8 nv acrog paar t1e Qlil1 i
Green wood street. -LWo-ltcrI '1qu-o auQ l9@ =
exchange ior > ! arm. l %
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FOR SAFE.

Ysvbur<h--sossr : nIls IFom Tflltso5 H5usa.
Rarn and abundancs ol EFutf- Z. - -.
-Food to-storT House, and lot AXIS fset- a deli-
StsaT fjrist ana sGu NILS miles fron Oouri
House. Coed buiidings and machinery dwelling
so seFss Timber Land IN Ponnsylsania--l miles
from Tidecut8 and nsar % the great 0ilsRsgion. y
per acre.
Kinsnan 5trest-rvO-StoTy Brick Houss and L0e
g2aca
Zen dcrss on LaEs u.Tust, n1ar Wilson AEeaua.
Eass Clsgslind-o1 Plank Eoad, tEe-siorI Hon-'
md = acra q land. sl.ol4 -.
u acres ailos fron City. House bAFn ana "
T.T.. .,,li assIr.bls BrIck Hau1s andlot-Vpleel
and nesr Eris sirsst. win b sold VaEy ioE-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

~ There will be no services in the
United Presbyterian Church, Erie street, to-
morrow, in consequence of the absence Of the
Pastor 4r.T
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FOUND AT LAsF.--Bronchitis, snd also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss Of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gibson's new treatment viii cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It is
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases of the liver and stomach. Office
III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

There have been I6 less interments TINS Inon'n .
CHfareh) than there we're last month"; anu = N-
than for The month Of March, looo. ~ 80.
- a71.'-7a ..a.l. ]. PALMER, City Sexton
cleveland. March 81 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

pEsiiins Hoses or Kl1Iasn, HAl9za ana sa'iiii-
sio. weh.ys Four Hundrsd Dolisrs VII EhioA
% D1y ; 49, 49, ROUSE 4 JEHHING5.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

oIL.-The undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vata in superior
manner on shOrt notice, and on the most
reasonable terms, at his steam Planning Mil,
corner Of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleye-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

= FEruK PRknE.--Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. ] Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

TuAErs.-We are indebted to the United
States Express Company for late Chicago
papers.
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nrrR AnTRRTIaRlTKNTR.

prFor UslosruBhlo News und Markets
see Fourth PnGe.
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aRlUGIfN.
C0Mfefti0Merg.
SCHRINK

OdN cOnhlNA
Having removed 10 his new quarters,
NO. %, LYMAN's BLOCK,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, on PUBLIC
SQUARE,
ls prepared 20 receive the calls Of his friends and
- public AZ large.
Everything in the line Of Contectionery is kept ct
WHOLESALE AND RITA L rs usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
well as the choicest eatables served up at q mo-
Inent's notice.
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
or the accommodation OF persons having business
KENEETT ALE on DRAUGHT.
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at0tels.

HANHATTAN HOTEL:----Nos.
WN = < @oDd Afrrrlg street, "a door from Broad
S,oottife 2, fhe Park, Rev York. Huggins hlingi
Nsi~i.so-s n Huggins, late Of Pearl street
oIss. Bosfon. n. o. fling late Of AoFeloys hotel
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TIRFFMAE 3 REIIocc am

r-rr
EtEEEMAG Il KELLOGG ARB
- agh g1enies or spring EmrortssoR q
9e5s & sSsRsss ssF 2 s sas & sa.1sSi 's.s9 59gs
ever ever, pEssss 4 2ss ssss'3s sni0Ttss9is goiilisAi
30 YslHs q "a Eo1ssn ilbr5I.. W laas iszsl a.
beqaht tor cash tAs eesaPsst and r11st esEant sse
s-l, - f5 ssst3 a7a.1i Oh p sai s-
-ts z-ssr- E1s lsla--lc
EYER oFFzREDlm THIS NARKEF. @
-. -5-tu5 esr5 eH 50 i
aoE4 ss5 O. q zolasaa1 l - tiW i-lE e-a
We .rs .!IiBs srsas bars.iasfa s.usy s1a. 'l
.a.5s -a c -
We ars ,.lIIns sr...s bargain, n blsok sHh
w'.'' -.ilas ss..i s..r-.l,, n pl.as aps s..a,
- r.. .- .----..J .f -3
Ws.l' 'suilp Al .,rs.la. n BsosA'sh.u1.
v.''' !: :isEEIPs ss 'o'a RsosAs all V.e' sa'via-"
W'.r' ;ssI!9s .:5s s;sSsIs9 Isai. s'E''a ~
20 59
E' ''' ssa &C. : sssl9s ssis. s i59',ffs:;Rs f5:Rss
@
We '' 81. iisO q .; H EsS .sli 5ss
We - 9ss .sS "a. i s:S'sIa sss;a Z q Sss sasas s &
b-s .z--oif ~
sat aas
". nrs selling u. B..s Ealrtss IiaauarSoaa e. s-r
Dss yAfa . y naa IN tas eiig.
~ --l -eu s-ra
uni. g 3 ). "a Gs' 3 M z;Ris 88.. s'
Our Ch:ss I:4 IEPss:ia:y GS:. s - ssGE'a & ~ 3.
=, 81 s74s % q ssats and sl,so.
-a a C.
v. ssu sA.s s..s Hep Saart. sAAtsi' naAuAest
y H-''S. '1s o'H-''S. l
q ~
v. hay. Is, 81. =.
''[s ' a'''l-0.S '' 94A ullli'l
sal 5sa 1sr s ta
" a''i . ;: - ' 7 & :; 3sf 4s' 6s's
III a s
We A'Ts sASs: ves4sZ os 9 g2s' Sss sss4
-aa dsT GST1lssts. Ssot Tiss aosisT7. dove =.
a 5s $50 -isa5 81 a2 @
We have inst opsnsa fsE choice stylsl LADIES'
Spring Cloakl and Raglang, IN Cl1lh an4
Blhek 9ilks and make them 70 order. -
tIt --t-
,T ns.s73 10 70 a5,-s
We II! g: E;5E =: 4 PIE slS:ss:s s8 se'' o. ~
- : = - ID 5af sH
that We ars Eanding DlJ 0oods cheap.
4-a @ e3
o. 1u a1 ce
FREEMAN 3 KELLOGG.
~ sUPERToR sTREEF.
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s Hg-see advertisement of Dr. sanforfs
Liver InyigOrator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

~ All should not tail to read the adVer-
tisemsnt of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper.
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY pIoRN7Ne. APRlL ..
rRAYRLRR,s RRGIsTRR.

EEF TRAYRLRRjs REGIsTRR.
nHPAATUREg.
Uolumbus...........,.... s00 a, n, 1:20P;E.
Toledo ......s.....-..,..... I'e9 !, as1 - =,
Elake Shore EaEt.-s.s VIZ 49, a.
PiisbiFh Wheeling. $40 80 :,
do Accom'n 'n-.-. , s'do a,
Mahoning. .....-.........-. go So So !,
OounrEnt. t,.s.ss.s..-s'ss see q
handusky s...-...,...y..s e,Sf -
RavohnR AocOmmo'n. tNo
v,5uu............... $50 $50 A. \. $50 n.
cledc.,......,..--s,-,,s.' ~ !, 80 %
lake Shore, Ealt.,..-. lil9 . ~ A.
PiftsbiFh 3 WhealinE 7sto " tsS9
do Acoom'n.. ll:so -. a
MnhoninfI I..-..........-.. lu.e9 ~ ts'I
CUnneaut ...-.........-... s:s9 !,
eaudu5Cy .........s.,,y,,s ~ !,
RavennR Aooommon. loiSe
Ctizens Wishing conveyance % either Of tne eooss
FfSinT oF Bost1 VIII Be called for By the Ce9ohes q
fs tnibaS Odioe, ~ Superior street, door next to
Weddeil House.
Nov. IS, l6do.
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c.. c. O.-cary's Cough Cure, dsoi'al'
" Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar, are for sale at ". P. Fogg's CrOckerJl
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8ats, Gaps 4 9nfa.

NEW sToRE.-THE UNDER
IN SIGNED win open on
r5G SATURDAY, APRIL Ssh.
,r7rzs li.s Ut.- fs.5
5 ss.l.zl-r. ssa -s
The Store in Marble Block i 1sro OF 81 =
No. 81 SUPERIOR STREET,
.a.. ,,s'a-4r ~ --..--- eH
.-- ..-f+ r-fo ro. sl-v TH
WIN /, osmu,o,o assortment Of l.a -9- -i.-
VIA Win : 4 0'l- s'''' - - - 14 z-
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
For the Retail Trade. AanufaosuE4ns largely our
selves, snd buyins only Of -.o;,
MAEUFAcTuRERs AND IMPORTERS,
fl f...sf.s- .,. .o1s sa
s.l-a8i ilA .-c 1-
We believe thai, N. connection with the
lib lld -logts 1s5- l--
e- -e v1frt u- r
| b -..f -.-- ...r ASST If.T c
-, -'I..i WHOLESALE TRADE 3-
ii o. s4ai zid5 q l.al5l q 'os
i--.agp = ,s
We have speh acilitiss as viii enable us 70 present
lfT Standardization not to be found elsevhere. We re-
spsstfuIiy solicit lie attention of The pUolio-
20 shf9d -s--
lrsas..-5r -twoo t1ols FULLER & co.
/ - e.t---- 5li5sas1 I'D --.-
r. .--1 -+' s.-sssa I1a .-1-sl1l-5
--s-.s oil AI
..sg--
(, f-a5i.a s..s ra
r s.-F r .l- L .rs-l ~
% OUR WHOLESALE BUSINESS
ue b11 tsao-
81 fsf-r ze1 leaa
WIN b.sol.iuu.d g usual at Iss and iss water
i .trse,, n nj n rra FULIER 90.
issl.4 SPRING FASHIONS.
In stab, y Co. rr.,, 81
4 ---f1 8l5 Superior Street, ~.
Aro prspsrod tOfuEni'h the ,--5.
iror Il toEP4hi 4hiIW YORK AID
.-...; ,,,.,- -r y -, PHILADELPHIA
4 surinq STYLES ior GsntIsmehS' h
N SILK AND CASHMERE HATS.
iOur Four Dollar sax Hat Is, sI usual, ths BIS
I 81 HAT IN tbs market sz1-r
Eiso- reseiTed fnll assortment Of Spring Styles
SOFT HATS MEN AND BOYS, CAPS, i2S }, As 3,
nar2f y sIAlk z u
. | -------
2aI ~. STYLES -
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MLFL1KE RuMoRs.

The Administration is hourly expecting
news Of "a collision at Fort Pickens. Gen.
Scott held several conferences with the See
retary Of War to-day, and also visited the
President.
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'l' rv sorTHFRE coMlnsuoHERs.

IT is reliably ascertained to-day that the
Soutbern Commissioners have pretty much
abandoned the hop1 of . reply from the Gov
eminent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

The correctness Of the report that Gen.
Beaurecard is about commencing hostillties
AGAINST Fott Sumter IS very much doubted
here II is believed to be given out to
frigbten the Administration into eTacua-
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SmusemRats
9r Goods.

Srg @Haas.
CT EAR :
THE
TRAOKH
.An-Wool MsrinOs, worth s, 90, which We
viii sell for 50 cents. q q q
SHERWOOD OAKLEY.
zi3 Superior Street.
Falencias worth "A cents, which we win
SHERWOOD OAKLEY.
5000 yards BIeached Muslin at 5 osntspr
SHERWOOD &oAK1ET.
AN of our TwO-shning DeLaines at IaI
: : SHERWOOD 3 OAKLEY.
1000 yards Gaia PlAids, worth Is cents
at IL cents per yard. $50 CT =
l- SHERWOOD OAKLEY.
-rll --as ID - -
Empress Cloths for so cents per yard, worth
SHERWOOD = oAKIHE.
r ~
II: e: - s.is8 81 s .9.s :i $ fRsIs S .s. s294 4 3 %
SHERWOOD 4 OAKLEY,
lanle za2 Superior ssIsst.
237.a g.
~
. HOVER & HIGBER
= Have enlarged and enlightened their Rooms.
strest..--.-..--...--...S7.
? le And are repleniahed with thebsst
N E W d r z G. OOsD Sill
AT TIE LOWEST PRIOEs,
Among which are the most rsosnt styles and textures
for the present Spring They are constantly selling
and receiving, with Improvement every time, case
ailer case Of Lheir
oELEBRATED PRINTS
AZ o and 10 cents per yard, with large supply Of
HOSIERY. GLOVES, RIBBONS, EMBROIDERY,
.- LACE, WHITE 'G0ODS. Wells, VEIL
IisB BRlEtifASFP5. Hi 1 ffASPssl S6r5I6GFEEss Ss6ar5I6FEses'
And selected with the greatest care, held at the
smallest possible advance from cost heavy stock Of
BROWN AND BLEACHED CLOTHS,
OEIHGS-Stripes, Checks and Denims,
LINENs-Pure Flax Linens.
GEETLEMEEs' FRONTS, CUFFS & COLLARs,
BRQADCLnIHss
(THE LOWEST PRICEs) st
;,sS ..........SUPERIoR ST..........Zs}7
li mArD
NOTICE!-WILL BE OPENED
'lN THIS DAF--Ths 51a1 l --I li 4
/ FIGoBED Lawns and & ,--Lige7- 20 -
@ .FREEOHs JAOONEFFS
Left O!5r from last Season, and thor VIII BE- osrs9
At ons-half Che former price, Viz cas- s-.
Fast C6lofe5 LzlVss dts eeDts, --r--t =.
4ITss-6hithEg kiae JaeoHsttS at ls4 cent,
With other Spring Dress Goods At OoTrsapOqdins
prices. AlBo-The balance Of p e
oTroMAEs, CAMILEAs, and
VALBHCIAS, POPbRNS,
at satisfactory Prices 70 the Purchasers =
S7oAn and procure some Cheap DEa55 !, S9sas sl as
MARI Corner suparior St 4 PUB square.
NEW 8 2 RIM G g 0.0 DIS,
IN -'
RECEIVING DAILY, szaa
At a.. -,
TAYLOR, eRIsBo1D 3 co.'s
CASH DRY GOODS 3 CARPET STORE,
s.s I7a asuperior and ls6 Bank sts.
mars -.t5--.-.--..
lPTYINS KID GLOVES.
! - .-z. E. I. BALDWIN & CO.,1sfls r
| in order to meet the demand for superior KID
/ GLOVE, at moderate price, VIII ohsri on
~ TUESDAY, MARCH 18th, lzaa
/ ONE HUNDRED DOZ. BIYINSi KID GLOVES
Cfhe best Ia the market, except Alcxander's)
/ 7PRIOE-SIX sHILLINGS.
Our stock Of ALEXAHDER's KID GLOVES iI
msrls 4 i. I. BALDWIN, co..
fDATTERN CLOAKS-THE GAR
IBAIbI, the English saque, the Empress, the
P5etet the Utility, the BornOus, and other sty e oi
Spring GaEmsntg Just opened Ledles. @ ElL-
msnts made 70 order By hand or machine, . ~, ~
w s.&O.H. THOMPSON 4 Co.'S
SIX IR T s.. 80 -,
We have this day received .-..
FbOmpson's ssFavorise Of the Emplre,'
Thompson's "Parisian Traiusa
1 ~ Thompson's 'Paris Gore u .
Ihompsonis Constitution,
/ THE BEST SKIRTS MADE IN AMERFeA.
mars -1a MORGAN Root.
tNLOVES AND HOSIERY-A
III large stock now in store, g very low gttess.
mars 4lAsa-n q 1G21.-
MORf4AN Z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06
FRoN FoRT PICKENs.

Mr. Blaisdell, contractor for the Galveston
ofstoyn House. reached here last night, bring
inc nine thousand dollars Of funds belonging
n ]bS Government, which the Collector there
yainlv endeavored to seize, BE represents
tbe condition of affairs in Texas IS truly
alarming. 7rrrrr7rr,tr aEr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

THE telegraph gives an interesting account
Of he Senatorial contest in California.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

bars have been lO7 interments in the several Gem
eteries from March LIST to slst, inclusive.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

Nh. MoEsE, POOR MasFEE:
Yoa viii probably recollset poor deVh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06
YHINA, UROUAEKY . GLASS
Lm1lTllI UIl LI.lIIaI n
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE'
ruTTp STONE OHTNA-EN-

M HIIH DIUNH OHINL-IlLN"
w TIRFflY Of James Edwards manuiacturei
veil known to he the BEST and FINEST " AAtH
made at the English Rotreries, warranted not 70
-T1rf nor turn yellow from hot Waterin sets ana ny
me Eeparate piece quite az low any inferior quail
" can be bought elsewhere
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27
CLEARFlELD STONE WARE POTTERY.

Thankful for past favors and solictious of fu-
tnre patronage. / would respectfully announce
that have on hand again, and viii constantly
keep at the Pottery in this borough, on the cor
ner short distance east Of the Methodist Church
a large stock of Crockery, such as Cream crooks,
mix pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Stove pipe casing
DC. &C.; and also an extensive assortment OF
different sizes and patterns of brackets and
dings.
Any mouldings not on hand will be rnde to
oIder on short notice. Also fire brick made
and kept for sale.
Bso-A liberal reduction on prices made to
Wholesale dealers F. LEITZINGER.
Clearfeld, may %, ls7O.--1y. I-..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Motif EAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The high and envied celebrity which these
IRE. emir ent medicines have acquired for their
uvariable efficacy in all the disease, which they
profess to cure has rendered the usual practice OF
putting not only unnecessary, but unworthy of
them. They are known by their fruits; their
coed works testify for them, and they thrive not
by the faith ofthe orodulous.
IS ALL CASES of Asthma, Acute and Chronic
Rheumatism, Affections of the Bladder and Kid.
neys. Bilious Fever and Liver Complaints,-
In the south and west, where these diseases pre-.
vail they will be found invaluable, Planters,
Farmers, and othors who once use these medicines
will never nfterwOrds be without them
Dyspopsia.-No person with this distressing
disease should lelay using these medicines i'm
mediatcly .EruptiNns OF the skin, Erysipelas,
atuls1,y, Fsve" anl Ague. For this scourg
Of the western country these medicines will Q
found snie, speedy, and certain remedy. o tr
medicines leave the system subject to a rctur OF
! the disease-a cure by these medicines is ed
maneut-Try them, be satisfied, and be cuadu
Mercurai Diseases,-Never fails to er
cate entirely all the effects of mercury infniteli
sooner than the most powerful preparation oI
Sarsaparilla,
Night sweats, Nervous Debility, Nervous Com
plants of all kinds, Organic Affections, Pnlpita.
ton of the Heart, Painters Cholc.
Piles.-The original proprietor Of these medi.
cines was cured of Piles Of 3j years standing by
the use of these Life medicines alone, Worms oi
nl kinds, are eifectually cured by these medicines
Parents will do well to administer them whenever
their existence is suspected. Relief will bC
certain.
THE LIFE FILLS AND PHoENIX BITTERs
Purify the blood, and thus remove all disease
f,om the system. A single trial will place the
LIFE Pills and PHOENIX BITTERs beyond the
reach Of competition in the estimation of every
| patient.
! nc" Prepared and sold by
DR.. WIN. d. M0FFAT,
335 Broadway, cor. Worth St., New York.
! Feb 29th lS60.--lyr.