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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-14

-" I haven't taken drop Of liquor
for year." said an individual of qucs
tionshle morals. "Indeed! but which
Of your features are we to believe-your
lips or our nose?''
Word. are often signs Of ideas, and
quite rs often of the want of them.
AN exchange says that We have q
right to take an umbrella or kiss with
our permission whenever We can. Well,
hut If the umbrella isn't returned. the
fault is ours; but If the kiss isn't, it is
the lsdy's.
An old Dutch lady. at a religious
meeting. became very much concerned
frr her soul. aud went about sighine and
sohhine. and would not be conferred
I pom being asked by the minister what
the matter was. she replied: THAT she
coulden't read Eng'ish. and she VS. afraid
the Lord couldn't understand Dutch"
South Carolins strongly disapprov I.
the action Of the Montgomery Convcn-
tion or Congress. Il she going to sub
tito il? T. she such poor-spirited.
miserable =" suLn, ;sssoniis a. to do that
W The New T.rk T'ns.s prtfe>see not
to oknov 1. whst Srnth Csnlins j. aiming
at" She has talked for some time Of
aiming st Fort Sumter. ~ c,ss
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TIE W!I.fOV 1iOU r.

~ Pp~ re TIL RAItn'ar Dsr,r, VII. ron
~ IOWA. M1ELHuy i'roplicrnr -atisfA
I'm I'm x'a,'n 'e' in Al case: Hacks Leave for
iiptnn. Dn N 'rova AMI tiher points 4 :L
Wilton. lamar! -, Is la
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JEFF Davis, called President Davis,
thinks that six or seven States are out
Of the Union. Lincoln thinks they are
rot. We shall see which Of the two
opinions will be verified
The whole amount Of money seized
ut New Orleans was about 5000. 900. be-
sides the value Of machinery and mint.
The Government dare not put a stop to
these barefaced rohberies for fear Of "fr-
ing the Southern heart
What if the worst fate befall South
Carolina p Chorlest>n Courier.
Why then the worst will have come
to the worst.
"STEEL your heart" said a consider
ate father to bis son. '' for you are going
now among some fascinating girls" IL
had mnch rather steal theirs" said the
promising young man.
"Anderson's Fine Cut''-Cu..,ns
from Fort Nnultrie 70 Fort Sumter
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p ea,R

W. HALF, hWing U t from Fixes
fe+k 's now '"p,rc" ir any and All.
~ \h> oF Cn)PERIN'. an Re ,sirtng At hi.
sh ~. south Of the Jail.
Upton october 25'h IL, % T.43m3
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J. f. NJ y z z z,
Mnniifa ur.i aud Tealer in
= A ID ID l. Il n. III 4 RN ESN.
BUGGY TRIMMINGS, &c

wes; Of the Court Hou,c sqaar-. T,rr N, low.
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sAtHANtsE OFFICE.
i DRAFTS DN NEW YORK CAN BE
= had % the ~u''Acriier in sums to suit p1r.
nht-'r-. iertiicases of Depus,t and Draft. on
t:as'efh Gitie!, ca-iiel. American gold furn sl,.
ed 1T stu II premium.
tS~ 'ihsa aver Hnltslandr,'s sfnr
WM II. rTrHIi
Eip,nn. Iowa: Jul. Isl lsnU
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Nathan Hale md Major Andre.

America has not only produced great
military characters, but exhibited many
, striking Instances of humanity and GEN
erosily in the present war. Among the
latter We may place the treatmen, OF Ma.
jor AnGre. a British spy who came with
in our works with a de>,g to ruin our
country. But justice Was executed with
humanity, aud every a!,evia,irn afforded
him thu, the public safety would allow
The generous Americans seemed to for
get the nature of the attempt, in the re-
gard they paid t. his accomplishments as
Il uan aud rs soldier. And he was sup.
port, in his last scene, by seeing respect
and cuutpasSi"n toward him in every
c"un,snance aud IA every action of those
into whose hands h. had fallen. But
while We pay tie debt OF humanity to our
enemies. llt us not forget what We owe to
cur friends. About tour years ago, Capt.
Hale, an American officer, of liberal cd
ucation, younger than Andre, and equal
in sense, tor,itude and every manly ac,
c"mpli>hmcnt, though without opportu,
mites Of being so highly polished, volun-
tarily went into the city Of New York,
with view to serve bis ir vadcd country.
He performed his par, there with great
capacity and address, but was accidentally
discovered. In thi. trying position he
out the aid of single couhtenance
around him that spoke either respect or
compa' >irn, and though every thlre that
was said or done to him was adapted to
make h,m feel that he was considered as
a traitor and a rebel Andre appeared
great IN not contcstlng the clear grounds
upon which he was condemned and in
refusing to employ the absurd and frivol
Gus pleas that Clinton would have tut
into his mouth Hale, though not at all
Disconnected, made no plea for himself,
and firmly rejected the advantageous Of
fers made him by the enemy, upon condi,
tion of his entering into their service -
Andre earnestly wished the mode Of his
death nigh, have been more like that OF
soldier but consoled himself by otser.
viug, that in either way it would be but
a" moments pang.' Hale, calm and col.
leCNtu, IOuk bU uotic ot eitneF bI IDosc
circumstances. Andre, as he was going
TO die, with great presence of mind, aud
the most engaging air, bowed to all
"round him and returned the respect that
had been, aud was still paid to him, said:
Gentlemen. you will bear witness that |
died with the tirmncss becoming sold.
, ier y Hale had received no such res
poets. and had none to return. but just
before he expired said: 81 am so sat
isfcd with the cause in which | have
been engaged, that my only regret is,
that have not more lives than one to Of
fer in its scrvicc.'
Let justice be done to the character
both Of the Briton and American and to
the behavior of their respective nations
upon this and similar occasions. Frank
ITuo'r's DuIy ~ nc HeECfut,DU
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26
THE CITY.
MeIaneholIy Suicide.

It is our sad duty to chronicle the death
by suicide Of Mr.. Samuel A, Foot, the son
Of Hon. John A. Foot, and the business
partner of Messrs. Dsvis & vorce. Mr.. Foot
had not been seen at his place Of business,
nor at the Angler, where he boarded, since
Tuesday On Wednesday the chsmbermaid
found his watch, pocket book, &C., upon the
table in his room, but supposed he had left
them by accident. His absence was not
particularly noticed until yesterday, his
friends in town supposing he was at the res
idence Of his father. Yesterday afternoon
his father, accompanied by Sheriff Craw
and Mr.. Taylor, went to his room, and upon
the table found uOte, signed by Mr.. Foot,
saying that his body would be found in the
river opposite the warehouse. Search was
Immediately made for it, and at o'clock it
was found.
Mr.. Foot was about 30 years of age. He
was universally respected and esteemed as q
business man and citizen. No cause can
be assigned for the deed. He had been
eighty unwell for few days, but his friends
were by no means alarmed st this indispo-
sition. He was prOverbially cheerful, but
had been apparently much depressed for a
few days. He had no family, but his death
will be sadly mOurned by large circle of
friends and acquaintancss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

To TIE LADIES OF CLEvELAND.-The
patriotic ladies of this city who desire to
aid in the manufacture of garments for the
soldiers, are requested to meet at the rooms
of the Young Mems Christian Association,
over Kendalls store, this morning at
nine o'clock when committee will be in
attendance. A thousand shirts will be in read
mess for the ladies to make. They can be
taken home to be made, or sew at the rooms,
as may be most convenient
An organization of ladies was formed
whose duty is shall be 70 engage in any
work which may promote the comfort Of the
soldiers quartered in this city.
The names ofths officers and other business,
viii be published in this evenings paper.
Cleveland, April 26th.
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Another Ydrad Y rrites; ;

Another = 1drad writes:
DEAR OBJ CoNPAEIoEs I'll wish every one
of you were with US, for jollier set of fol-
lows and :" "bullier" time couldn't be had
on short notice than we have had. Not
another company that LEFT Ohio has earned
the respect and good viii of the citizens of
the towns and cities we have passed through,
that the Cleveland Grays have. Every man
of them has felt that what is our,reputation
is the reputation of the citizens Of Cleveland,
and that no disgrace should fall on them by
any action ofOurs. don't speak particularly
Of what we think Orsselves, but Of what is
generally spoken Of by outsiders. You can
not imagine how ferOoiOus we look with our
revOlvers strapped around our waists, and
our hair trimmed down to fighting cut.
a delegation of beautiful young ladies
came over and called on US at the Capital
Last night, before we left, Of course the
q G. G.'s" knew how to entertain such vis-
irOrs. They were showed around and went
away with high regard for the Cleveland
4" "sgers."
Wewere agreeably surprised this morning
by the appearance of our Captain, and when
dismissed from drill, he brought his carpet
bag full Of letters and papers, which did US
power of good. You cannot imagine the
feelings of the hearts of The =" C. G.'s" on
the receipt of 50 many evidences of good
will, esteem and friendship and Of so much
iAterest in our welfare. It did our hearts
god, and Cleveland may rest assured that
the 6raYs will never do anything to tarnish
her good name while blood remains 70 be
spilled. These expressions of confidence will
be enough TO lead Us on, although our coun :
try's cause Is sufficient Of itself.
Yours, FRAEE HINMAH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

MESSAGES FOR TIE GHAYs.-Any persons
intending to visit the Grays at any time, are
urged to lesEs their name and time of de-
parture from the city at the Office of H. F.
BraytOn, Esq. Those having letters or
packages to send to the Grsys will please
leave them at the, same place, and they will
be forwarded by the first opportunity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

SANDAeEs.-We are requested by e sur
geon Of this city, to call attention 20 the i'm
portance of preparing all banaages from
material which has never been used by dis
eased persons. The simple washing Of the
article is not sufficient protection against
infection. This is point Of great impOr-
tanee, and nothing should be accepted fol
the purpose which cannot be received with
the utmost confidence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

Prunes at 10 cpnts 2 pound,
Coed cocEinF RaiElns e Do cents
AIao-Goot Brown SUGAR af Z and canfI.
- White COFFEE SUGAR at cents.
Good TEAS az any canta-
have fuli stock Of FREsH GROCERIES,, aliaf
which viii sell at
EssION PBICRsf
i also kssp Frssh Butter and Eggs, and Food ar
tale Of HambErgh Ckeesa.
- viii not allow myself 70 Be urdars0ld-El
Please call and examine my Goods
a7rissst n a0WEK
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lutionS, and attracted great attention. They
were uniformed in blue shirts and dark
pants, the officers wearing long blue irOek
coats Of military style. Several other corps
arrived, the names Of which we give in an
other column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS.

Shortly after Il o'clock yesterday, an arri-
val Of sandusky troops took Place. consisting
Of the sandusky City Guards, Capt. Dupuy,
81 men Yagers, Capt Traub, 80 men; and
3 company from Huron numbering so men,
commanded by Capt sprague. Accompany
ing them we're the Regimental staffwith the
Mayor Of the city Of ssndusky.
At O'Clock, the Ohio Union Savers, Capt
Moore, from Mentor and Willoughby, num-
bering 1O2 men, and the Wright Rangers,
Capt. Z. D. Wright, from Madison and Per-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26
LATEST NEWS.
MedIcaIRrnmlnern.

Gov. Dennison has appointed the following
Board of Medical Examiners to examine ap-
plicants for position in the surgical depart
ment of troops Prof J. ". Hamilton, OF
Columbus Dr.. N. Whiting. of Stark; DR..
J. W. Russell, of Mt Vernon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26
By order of Committee.
April IS, 1861. DIT /. PREKr1ss.

FIEEAEE's MEEFINa.-At meeting Of the
Board Of Engineers and Foremeu Of the Fire
Department, the following Preamble and
Resolution was adopted and ordered 10 be
printed:
WHEREAs: 20 many Of the active mem
bers Of the Gre department have enlisted
into the service Of the United States as 70
render the Ere department inmffaient 20
protect the property Of our citizens; there
fore,
RsSolUea, That the citizens are hereby re-
quested 70 report TO the Foreman or each
Fire Company sufficient number Of per-
soma TO assist the Fire Department until the
several Fire Companies shall DO otherwise
provided with q sufficient force. ail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

EEN Advertisers will obligs us by
handing In their Advertisements By o'clock P NJ,
our edition beiug 50 much increased by the War
News that required to go to press some three
hours EARLIER than usual.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26
NEW ApYRRTIsRnlRNTs.

New Hsw-YorE ssOre-Ysnkes Notions, &C.
}. s. GrAnnis-Insolvent ssls.
Joseph s. Graunis-N Notice.
Joseph 5 GIannis-ASsignss's Sale.
settbsrs Hausmann-Msn's Socks.
L. T.-SituAtion Wanted.
Taylor, Griswold Co-sbawls.
william K. shsrWin-M Masters Sales.
". J. Warnsr-LOoal Notice.
yieta a Savage Business Notice.
Hawks BrO-Loeal Notices.
L. Prentiss-Loeal Notice.
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MEDINA.

A note from Medina says:
We had large UEiOH Meeting here yester-
day. Upwards Of one hundred aud fifty en-
listed. Exciting time we send in two COM
panies this week. J.W.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

PoCKET PIcKED.-Mr. J. ". shabely had
his pocket picked Of 81 and valuable papers
yesterday at Camp. He does not care aboat
the money, but would like to hEve the pa
pers returned to him at the Burnet House
or left at this Office for him. "a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

MEETING AT EAST CLEvKLAsD.-A meeting
win be held at A. MeIlrath's, in East Cleve-
land, on Saturday next, at O'Clock T. NJ,
to take further measures for the defence Of
the "stars and Stripes" Let there be
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

SOMETHING NEE EEINPoBTAET 10 NEws
DEALERS AED BoOKsELLERs I'VE have just
received from Philadelphia set Of Electro
types of new and unique design for print
ing Union Envelopes" and Letter Heads"
in eolors, and we are ready to furLish the
trade with these articles, Of a superior quail
ity, as cheap as they can Be furnished ally-
l0hsre. We viii print any motto that parties
desire. Address all orders to
VRTs &sAvLaE,
1s4 Superior street, Cleveland, o.
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sVeeEsTIoHs FRoN Az OLp sotnlER.


SUGGESTIONS FRo4 An OLD SOLDIER.
To THE EDTTOzs or TIE N. Y. T1MEs:
Allow an old soldier who has seen service
to offer few practical suggestions 10 our
men who are marching South.
AVOID drinking water as much as possible
while marching. When you feel dry, rinse
your mouth with water, but do not srzslIovv
II. water alone should not be drank, but
mixed with vinegar or little cold coffee Il
the only wholesome beverage in q cam
Paign. ~,
While marching or on sentry, never sit
down for second-bear upi The chan ge
Of posture will affect your powers more than
actual marching.
Have plenty Of buttons, needle and thread.
rags OF linen and some strong twine in your
knapsack-yop will all want It.
White linen CATERS over brogans are the
best, boots offering too much reflection to
the SUMS rays. The CATERS are made Whit
and shiny again by applying 3 mixture Of
common chalk and water with a ra0 or
sponge, and let the gaiter get dry under the
air or sun. -.s1fs
If you have long march in warm wealth
er before you, cut of the body Of your pant
aloons to the middle Of the thigh, and sew
the legs to your drawers, fastening the s,is
penders to the drawers; it will relieve Vou
greatly. Drawers are essential.
Keep vial Of sweet oil and every night
rub your gun with rag dipped in oil. In
the morning, or when starting, rub it clean. |
It Is the best way TO preserve it from rust !
and keep it in working order. When not |
using it. put piece of cork or something |
Else in the mouth Of your gun, to keep out |
ihe dust, rain, &c.
When marching, put some Of the weight |
you have 70 carry, on your breast-for IN
itance, pert Of the cartridges, 50 as TO orelieye
md counterpoise the weight to be carried.
Have some lard in a small tin box 70 grease
'our boots or shoes with, to keep them |
mooth and soft, particularly in wet weather
7 passing through a swampY county.
when on the march never lever let q weak
omrade get behind the eompany-sssist
i'm in carrying his load. When once left
,eh1nd, he is at the questionable mercies Of
he rear guard, and may perish before the
ambulance comes up.
Finally, avoid spirituOus liquors as you
would poison.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

SABBATH SCHOOL CoNvENTIOS POSTPONED
Ata meeting Of the Executive Committee
Of the Stats sabBssh School Convention,
held in Cleveland on the 2sd inst, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED, In view Of the universal excite
ment and engrossment of the public mind,
caused by the war in which as q nation We
are engaged, thai the State Sabbath School
Convention, appointed TO be held in Cleve-
land on the I4th Of May next, viii be post
poned for one year, 70 be held by the leave
of Providence in Cleveland on the second
Tuesday of May 1862.
It IS due to the COMMITTEES, -a..l ~ ofsve-
land, to State that all preliminary arrange
ments for the cordial welcome and reeep-
tien Of the Convention were in ample for
Wardness, when the war burst upon our
country in such tempest Of absorbing ex-
citement, that we were constrained to the
conviction that the attempt this year tohold
State Sabbath School Convention would be
fruitless. On consultation therefore with
some of the Central Committee elsewhere,
who concur fully in our conviction, we de-
cided to give notice Of the pOstponement of
the Convention. .-,-
All reports in pursuance of the circulars
distributed through the State, may be made
out and and forwarded to the chairman Of
the Executive Committee hers, as before no
titled, and they will be preserved for future
reference and report.
Papers throughout the State are requested
to publish this notice of pOstpOnement, and
members eff the State Central Committee to
whom it is sent, are requested to see that is
published in the papers in their districts.
JAMES NJ. HoYT, rs
7. P. HANDY,
SAE'L FoLJAMBE, 1,....- -
JOIN A. FooTE, Executive OOla-
WM. SLADE,
A G. HoPKIEsoE,
Cleveland, April "A, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

THAEKs.-Baggage Master Harris, on the
C. c, & C. Railroad, viii accept our thanks
for documents forwarded by him to this
oAice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

FLAes-FLAes.--AIl kinds Of Flags except
secession ones made 10 order at the Ladd /
Webster Sewing Machine Rooms, Marble
Block, 2I1 Superior street, up stairs.
G.. W. CROWELL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

@ A smaller style Of Union Envelope,
squa-e and note size, are for sale BY Hawks
4 Bro.
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$25 REwARD.-LOst, April 25th, black
wallet, containing cash and notes, between
the junction of Kinsman street and Camp
Taylor. W.J. WARREN,
SO Prospect street.
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OltEdns wishing conveyance 20 either OF the above
Trains or Boatg viii Be called for by the Coaches Of
steVens' Omnibus Line, BY leaving their address st
the 0mnieu' Once, ltI Superior street, door to
Weddell House. aprl6
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~ Il is q well known fact that volun-
teers in campaign suffer from exposure
and hardship much more than regulars,
simply from the fact that they do not know
how to care for themselves properly. The
following good advice may be beneficial TO
some Of the reeruits:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

~ The New York Evening Post, and
the Evening Express are received BY Hawks
& Bro. st6P.M.
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MILITARY MATTERS.
MILITARY MATTERS.
CAMP TAYLOR.


We visited the Camp at guard mounting
yesterday morning, and were passed in by
Capt. McIlrath, officer of the day, to whom,
as well as to al the officers, we feel under
deep obligations for their uniform kindness
and attention. The first quarters we visited
were the Brigade Head Quarters, where We
found Maj. Carey SIS ready to 'pass" the
representatives of the Press as he was the
officers and men under his charge. Greet
activity prevailed in camp, and hundreds Of
men were at work erecting barracks and
dining halls for the use Of the troops
Groups Of soldiers were scattered here aud
there around the camp, some endea7oring
to write letters, others skylarking about,
taking ''all the pomP and circumstance of
war" around them as a mere pastime. The
Of them, however, were engaged
in squads drilling on the parade ground, and
far above all other sounds could be heard the
word Of command or the solid tramp of
scores Of men as they performed their
marching evolutions. The line of sentinels
had increased since Wednesday, giving the |
'ncampnent quite military appearance,
md when armed and equipped the whole
Orce present will no doubt prove a great at
ractiOn to all. Leaving the guard tent, the
irst quarters we arrived ct were those of
he
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6rapt 1jiuFs, g.
O0- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

mn 000 ISABELLA 8 UAIAW-
lUU. .OOOBA GRAPE VINES Tor suls - O
n ROFif8OE, Agent i0f the sale 81 kochestar ard
NsfiVs Fruit ane ornamental Trees. Shrubs. Rossl,
DahlaIt Green house Bedding Plnnts, and every va
Concord, Cuyah0gz, Union fillsEa, etc.
It viii Be found 10 the adFantaga of fho1a wishing
% buy % Call On M h 1aofu rlrchllng else Unere-
Also, the best stock Of Verbeua1s eomprisilg $50
leriotes-mostiy new from q cents 80 81 per do1en-
Old varietieg, my selection, 50 cents Per dozen.
E-Ordsrs len With Mr.. r., ls2 Superior 81, win
meet with prompt atteniion. apr5
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oo. ,, LIaHF euARp zouArrs.

Company B, Capt. McIlrath, is imprOv-
ing rapidly in drill, and made q tne appear
snce yesterday in their white blanket uni
forms. They also keep their quarters in
excellent order, and are deserving of praise.
Captain McIlrath was officer of the day yes
tsrdsy and performed the duties admira-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

~ 800 Barrels Akron Water Lime, and
so do Dairy Salt, just received by
GEORGE sPRAGUE,
Oyiatt's Exchange.
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ConfeftinnErn.
John SCHRINK

TOHN SCHRINK
Having removed TO his new quarters,
NO. %, LYMAN'S BLOCK,
OPPOSITE THE COUkT HOUSE, ON PUBLIC
EQUARE,
ta prepared % receive the calls Of his friends and
ine public az large.
ErurythnE In the line Of confectionery is kent Al
NH0LE6 ALI AND RETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE
e vel e. he choicest eatablos served up at mo-
s1antg notice
DINNER IS SERVED DAILY
q the accommodation Of persons having busin -
1.-THE Court House.
KENEETT ALE on DRAUGHT.