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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19

yOR sBSAToHs.
J. w. CLARK, Of Pleasant Valley,
HIRAM WHEELER, Of Hickory Grove.
FOR KEP11sBNTATINEs,
ISRAEL BARR, Of Winfield,
CHRISTOPHER KRUSE, sf Davenport,
JAS. T.. BU kNSIDES, Of Blue Grass.
P0R COUNTY JUDGE,
JOHN W. VAN HOSEN.
FOR TksAsgRER AND RECORDER,
AUGUST +. MAST.
YOR sBERIrY,
HARVEY LEONARD.
roR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT or COMMON SCHOOL,
JOSHUA DIAL,
FOR CORONER,
JARED &. PARKER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19

the Wednesday previous. lie said the
reports Of his death were without a
shadow of truth.
SOME little time since, an Eastern
"swell' OF sharper, on one of our river
boats had some way gathered around
him crowd of apparently "raw West
erncrs," to whom, with infinite pompos-
ity and self satisfaction he was relating
the wonders Of civilization in the East
ern States. They listened with all requi-
site credulity and wonderment, and he
went on to describe the vastncss aud Pc
culiaralities OF the Auburn State prison,
picturing everything infinitely, from the
celebrated Jack on top to the unfortu-
nate John below, and evincing an appa-
rently perfect familiarity with all details.
But the wind was taken ont of his sails
wonderfully when a tall gaunt,greenish,
MISUNDERSTANDING customer opened
his lantern Jaws and, in utter simplicity,
interrupted the swell's voluble dcscrip-
ton with the irrelative yet pertinent
question allow did yon get QUIT" An
explosion of laughter followed which
blew the sharper into complete invisible
ity for the rest Of the voyage.
"FoR COPS SAKE loN'T BE SHOT IN
THE THE Woonsocket Patriot
says, when Captain Tourtelott's conpa-
ny were waiting at the railroad depot
for the cars, on Tuesday, an English wo-
man came there to say good bye" to
her son, who was one of the recruits:
Her grief was almost overmastering at
the thought Of parting with him, but
she placed her hands upon lis shoulder,
saying "Keep up your courage, John.
Fight like u Brlton and for Gods
sake don't be shot in the back ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19
nrM0CRATIC STATE Tl(KET.

pOR GOVERNOR,
ION. CHAR l. ES MASON +,
OF Desmoines County.
roR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
COL. VIM. II. MERRITT,
OF Linn County.
FOR yupGr SUPREME COURT,
HON. JAMES IL. ELL WOOD ~
OF Polk County.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19

Our most dangerous enemy is not the
South-no 1t Is the Admission. We
must first drive it from the field before
We can think TO save our Union, liberty
and national honor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28
BY Last Night's Mail.
From lhs Federal CapiIal.

EEuAA Aua GGNENAAA LaEAllAAa
8 Everything hailing from Washington is,
just now, in demand. The outgoing and the
incoming Presidents are watched with eager
eve, and until the Inauguration Day is past
that city will be the "hub of the universe"
The Washington correspondent Of the Gin
einnad Commercial telegraphs to yesterdays
issue that ait is now settled, on the most di-
rect authority, that Simon Cameron goes into
the Treasury. This renders it certain that
Chase does not goi into the Cabinet" HefGrther
says that g LiEcolu's inaugural will recon-
mend no compromise measure other than the
can Of a National Constitutional Convention
The correspondent Of the Gazette tele-
grsphs as follows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28
Constipation or oostivens...


No one Of the g Many ills flesh Is heir to "
B % prevalent, 30 littls understood ana 50 much
negeeed e Oostileuesg 0liez orisinafing IL care
slight disorder Of to0 little eonsa1usn5s fo sIrfs
anxiefy, while in reality II q the precursor nd
companion Of many Of the most fatal ard dauFarouI
tl9 slaersr % an untimelg grave Among the
1tef eFtla of which costiTen1s8 is the nsual Ettar-
6reatl PILES and others Qf Ike nature, Wie 9 I1na
tram OF h1ghtful diseases such as malgnst TsrsfF
ADsaie3,A SIN Di9rrh YErep1i. rC a1-T
EPILEPSY Paralysis Hysferia, Hyp0chondrilsis
neianehoy, and Insanity first indicate their pras-
8nca IN the system b. this alarming symptom Not
unirequently the diseases named originate IN Odn-
3lipatous but taks on an independent existence IN
al thess epnsidsrations ft follows that fhs isor7r
anould receive immediate attention Whsnsgar &c oc-
eur4, md no person should neglect 70 get box 10
paints e their uuely VIII dispel the insidu1ua
e pfoches Of disease and destroy ths dzDgaroul Zoe
70 humG1 life.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

MARINE The Gladiator which arrived on
Tuesday at this pert from Grand River will,
60 ont this evening on her return trip.
The Northern Light has been removed
from her winter quarters to Hanna, Garrett
son 4 Co.'s new dock, and is being painted
and thoroughly reftted for the coming ser
SON. She is three years old and was built
by LafEsnheir Stevenson, and is one Of the
best boats on the lakes. The following will
be the list Of Off GERS the coming season
captain-John spaulding.
First Mats-Mr. Mureh.
Second Mate-Aleck. McFarlane.
clerk--Not appointed.
First Engineer Thomas Quick.
Second q Not appointed.
stewsrd-A. B. Bunker.
The new N. T. Co. propeller Empire was
successfully launched from the yard of
Alsssrs. Quayle 4 Martin st 2 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. Her dimensions are Length
$50 feet; beam 9611l feet depth of bold 12
feet. Her tonnage will be about $40.
DETRoIT AND CLEvELAND.-The work of
painting the steamer May Queen has been
begun, and she will get in readiness imme-
diately, and will resume her place in the
Cleveland and Detroit line as soon as the
passage is clear Of ice. The usual spring
work will be commenced on the Ocean in
few days The May Queen will open the
season, and VIII be the only boat on the
route till the regular seasons business be-
gins. They will be commanded as last year,
the Ocean by Capt. Evans, and the Queen
by Capt. Viger.-Detroit Advertiser.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28
CLEVELAND THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY %, 1861

A NEw MOTHER GoosE.-The last number
Of Vanity Fair contains three or four apropOs
melodies in the Mother Goose style, which
may not be displeasing 70 children Of a
larger growth. As sample. the following
may be taken:
EEW soNG or sTEFRNcE.
Sing a song of Sumter,
. H A Fort IN Charleston Bay. -
Eight and sixty brave men 81
Watch there night and day
These brave men to sncooF,
still no aid is sent
Ishit james Buchanan
A pretty Presidents
james is in his Cabinet,
Doubling and debating
AndeFsOn's In Sumter,
Very tired Of waiting
Picllens Is In Charleston,
BlusteTing Of blows
Thank Goodness, March the Fourth Is near,
To nip SecessiOn's nose
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

~ HElDAcHE Is lhs arorils - ~

- HEADAcEE Is the aYoriie siqn b.
sllea nsturo makes known any dsyiafi0u whafsTsr
ne natural state of the brain, and viewed in
~ w = llt y nay b looked On a. safeguard insdnd-
~ - sl13 notice OF disease which mi4ht olharrfsr
s,ol 81 too late % b rsnlede; ana -
l911 e1olld never b neglected H6rf1cha9
--llla under two Names Wig. 1Tn1rfrrrrf7r
~ - I4lloletnle symptnmatic Headach6 r aTcr1Ii-
.lel summon ana tle praCursor or rrert MO-
~ " among which are A Ap0pisrY louf RtSr-
+t--ll ana al ieDIilo disea8s8 III ia -ir-o. f-,
y = y ol disea1ao Of the sfo1e1ch r5lii
acs he1aGo1ei Of hepatic disaass consfifrfi---,
I...el es-t1ele, % worms coEstipation nd ofS-1
-o5L. o. tlle bowels e Wel FdnaI and ufsria-
.l4n7. Dlafase1 Of the heart are VorY fr1a1r1f-
u -t.eAqeq Win Headaches; Anamit ana gfsfh77i.
~ ele e!lc1i.on1 which frequently nocagilu hi-Sf-
.ela. AdlQp1flic Headache D also very o0rln-17
being usually dl5tlugui lhed ty the name of ---.
-l.llso aeiloiiIne4 coming On suddenly In q ainfr
~ II t4le5ty su4la health and pro1tratiug at oucs
~ n ms1lal ana phyBcal energies, and in other in-
A--l y collal en slowly, harlided bT fapre.rior
q sRlii9 or aceroty of ts1per- IN most insiancss
ne an u ln ttJIfouE ol the head u7sr one or df
Ieds and aornetizlaa rr1roiriIl= ~
1l4z8 la5 alEs - named Hsrr1tJia.
of ne Treatment Of either cIaaa Of Hesdeeha ffr
Latte lila have been found sure and - - 17
- tell55.iuf the most acute paing IN ~ nIn-
80 rnq % - subtle power aradicaffHg ~ 1Il,-
'es q Ehlcn hsadaohe Is the unerring fndsr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28
Police Court.

Michael and Robert Collins, the boys who
were arrested with Bill Bedford for breaking
into the shop Of T. ]. Burrin, had their cases
put Of until Friday.
Mary A. Cock, petit larceny, jail 20 days
on bread and water.
Joseph Ramon, drunkenness, chain-gang
for so days.
james CLARK, receiving stolen property,
continued to to-day, with bail at $500.
The case of Michael Dunn and Patrick
Mcdonald, arrested for stealing articles from
the barn Of Mr.. Teabout on West Side, was
put over till Saturday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

A CARD.-Barbara Jordan returns thanks
to the Publishers Of the LEADER and Herald
for their kindness in inserting the appeal
made on her behalf and also 20 the friends
who generously responded 70 it. She ac-
knOwiedges with gratitude the receipt Of
several dollars in money, besides fuel, food
and apparel u l&sI fdI8a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

WIN. C. BRYANT J.E WILLIAMS
Chairman Treasurer
Chas. H Marshal, Seth B. Hunt
Morris hetehum, e.. B. Bronson,
Daniel Lord, Daniel Drew,
r. n. MeCurdy, c. W Elliott
J. s. WadsWOrth.
IL has become our imperative duty to urge upon
the public attention the tact-that over 40 900 of
our fellow citizens in Kansas are now in imnIi-
nent danger of starving We have the evidence
from all sources-frOm Gen POmerOY, Chairman
of the Territorial Relief Committee, from the
columns of nearly every newspaper there, Of all
shades Of pOlitics-ffom our own reliable agent
who has Just returned. There was doubt OF the
misery, terrible, widespread, destructive.
We have evidence that whole families have al
ready died Of starvation; and that thousands more
must lie down discouraged, and died Of want and
disease consequent upon It, unless prompt and
thorough relief is at once supplied. Congress is
now attempting to sustain the starving Indians
but our 40 900 fellow cOuntrymen-nen, women
and children-oan neither get away from the des-
olatiOn, nor borrow, nor beg. Their only depen-
dence is upon Us who have never known hunger
They must be sustained VIII you help Us 20
help them2 aa
10 assure you that whatever you do will reach
then. we state that In every township is a Relief
Cummittee-these are all represented by the Ter
rftorial COMMITTEES as follows.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

lAE AMALGAAlArI0g OF LtNaU6grs. -.Tb,,
l4 g agrOWing tendency N t5ir 49, b, ----.--a..
- Y 9t,sigs words Of ether lanrlaa,1 7-f
~ .I ~ 4, y rate tncn into cur ON. f7
i- go 4nleh . nom the cTsalr IfT-
.--4 ~ ~ 4e,1f 4 nov becomf1r 1or1I1fI-.l u
- -. -.lqa ~ Aiil ~. 1palcin5 7rost
80 lle aold lephaiic VII booor5s - e.--- - 2
- lfotgpe and may athsrl who1u 5fslf--l7.- 2.
..l9lia H9fus h95 bean worn aUly b odI17-5
MAJ they seem -n1tive and . the manor bo-- y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

~ -OFER EXCITEMENT, and the mental
and anxiety incident 70 close attention 10 bu-
slnesa or study, are among the numerous causes Of
NERVOUS Headache. lna di8ordered stata Of mind 8
body Incident 70 this distressing com plaint il fatal
blow 70 all energy and ambition suerera b this
disorder can always obtain speedy relief from these
di8tresging attacks By using one of the CsPhaltio
Pills WheneYer the sTlaDtoms tppoar. ltquiet. tn
oFarskgd brain, and soothe5 the strained and Jar
rng nerves. and relaxos the tension % the sto1sch
which also acco1panias and aggTaFatas tie disora7
ed condition Of the brain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

hRDaEF--Missus wants you 70 send her
box Of Csrhsitfs fil1is n, = E,ss,I,-, - = -,
-lqt n thinking that's not just L nafthars ilIt
li5Llal9 ga,l % .iher knowing What II Isl Ia 80
& sne wants some more Of that same rslaiFod h5i
Pills.
Erid9aL-0ohl sure nov and you've ssd Il. Hsrs,s
dag about Il aifher.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

G1- Book-kssPsrs 10iH find fresh sup
ply Of Leroy W. RairehiiFs Gold Pens,
81 u B. Cobb & Co.'S. Al Of Leroy "
Fairehilds Gold Pens sold b. J. 3. Cobb
3 O., are sGrTanted for one year ltd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

kansas RELIEF.-We learn from the DEM
oerst that two young ladies Of Chardon have
raised contributions to the amount Of $780,
for the destitute in Kansas, besides large
quantity Of garden seeds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28
THE CITY.

T PERsONAL-Hon. Lewis Gass, daughter,
two grand children and two servants arrived
at the Angler House yesterday, on their way
home, TO Detroit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

PRRsoEAL.-Dr. Aneyne Maynard has been
appointed to the ProfessorshiP Of Materia
Medica, in the ". R. Medical College Of
his city. The talents Of Or. Maynard will
enable him to fIl the chair with distin~
guishel ability. au
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

TWEETY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvED-
r spalding has sold two millions Of bottles Of biz
sch botta saves at least ten dJlar5 worth OF bro-
Ken iurniture, thus making an aggra7at8 Of twenty
nliiq1 Or 1ollArA reclaimed rom total loss lI this
Eelna1le inEeatloa- Having made bis Glue e house
.1lll "a "a da TIA Nod 1tiil
lfaalaF 3erllce " clfils al The ac1llg heads Win
MS Celhatic Pills, and If they are as good as bis
july.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

TIE MAzoURKA CLUB.-The Mask Ball of
the Mazourks Club at chapin's Hall last
evening was largely attended. The charae-
ters were numerous, and in many instances
wen sustained. The party, in short, was
pleasant and sueeessfnl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28
Goal

THE HAMMONDSFILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have on
land, at Wholesale and Retail, from their own
Mines and Manuiactories-
HAlIMONDSYIELE COAL, for Gas, Steam, Smith
inr and Domestic use.
taAHN0EDsFILIiE COKE Ne. I, for Manuiacturl
4AMM0FDsViLLE COKE No. ?, Tor Domestic
idABfMQlzDsNIziIE FIRE CLAY. well ground,
HEMM0EDsVILLE FIRE BRIOK. oom7ron pat
tern, and WEDGE side wedge, circls or atch and
an sEIILET TIREUIAT RETORTs kED
q CHIMNEl TOPS
4f0tnSV1ILE FIRE CLAY TTLI, OF ever
e, 1SDsVILLE FIRE CLAY FEUE Gov
49, ~ u ~ y, every pattern
,,--5l5,-fs ,FILLE FlRE CLAY FL0WER VA
2Al-s-.ssia n. NIi ornamental
~ q KIHkltl I'D W.T. PInE,
~ tI ltlal SIZE and f1lIliI- aH-
80 2I sna double branch serefi bends,
,tisI6EpsEILLE COAL on,
Scr Inhrcatq and burnin g Ss9r Se5 4 y 4 i1 W.
Ji y. ..h Y y - rsi,4lsIsslus
Gsaaal Asaat oeaon @ 8 = fiss' "a Sssns4 slsssi'1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

~ The Ladies' Mite Society connected
with the Orange street Church will meet this
evening at Mr.. c. Barkwill's, S94 Pittsburgh
street. All members are particularly invited
to be present, as important matters will be
submitted for consideration and action.
All others rriendiy to tho Church will be
heartily welcomed.
Mrs. c. BARKw1LL, see'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28
CABINET RUMoRs.

Seward and Trumbull visited Mr.. Lincoln
to-day, and learn trom authority sufficiently
reliable, that 40 changes will be made, Lin
coin having finally decided on Seward for
Secretary of State, aad Bates for either Attor-
ney General or Secretary Of the Interior
Cameron, therefore, is set down by many for
the Treasury, and Smith Of Indiana for the
War Department. In Republican circles,
opinion generally prevails that these appoint
ments win be made. Efforts are being made
70 coneiliate the discordant elements and re-
store harmony
PROBABILITY OF EXTRA SESSION DIMINISHING.
The House hnEinE mada rapid Drngress in
its business the chances ior an extra session
have diminished greatly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

81 ad n 'orribls 'eadache this haiemoou.
pa ~ M 4 s5spped into the hapotheoaries hand say4 h
Does q hache ard seys II ilIi-e--ii-l.-i-- y -
i ,., - 5g9l thal e gaEs me Csphaiis Piii hSrf
IT, ~ - y - s',led -. ne 90 quick that IrdT 70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28
RsanRIs..lns.

Physieia1, ,-Well, Mrs. Jones, how issthat
uaada6hs2
A5t- -J9nsis-GQnel Doctor, al gonaf the PIN you
sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and j Wiah
gol would send more 90 that can have thsu handy.
Ehlslclan---4ou can get them at any Drurqi8ts.-
Oall iof 0ePhalric Pills, md they never ii, and
racommsnd them in al cases OF Heaise1s
Mrs- J0aes-l shall send flT a box diTecf1T. ana
ahal! tell al my suharing friends ioE they are
real blassi1g.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

Gen. Pomeroy is Chairman, and ct Atehlson de-
votes his whole time and energy, with assistants,
to the receipt and distribution Of all centribu-
tons of food and clothing, all of which are de-
hYered upon regulations of Town Committees,
and are distributed through them This organi-
ZatiOn is prompt, thorough and elective and we
adYise the sending of supplies through il. Money
and clothing are needed from US; food can be got
in the West.
The names Of our committee appear at the
head Of this appeal, and We hope win be sufi-
cient to induce cooperation. Our Treasurer Is
John Z. Williams, President of the MetrOpOii-
tan Bank, New York city All money sent to
him will be applied to the payment of Gen.
POmeroyia drafts, on account Of freights and
sacks Va appeal to you all, BY every dictate of
humanity, OF honor, and Of public good to unite
with US in alleviating this great calamity. There
Is no time to be lost.
First, We ask individuals everywhere, to con
tribute at once and to urge it upon their friends
and neighbors.
lied bodies to act promptly, generously and Ell
ciently. 81 y
Third, We urge upon every Governor of every
State Immediately to bring this matter to the at
tention of their Legislature and people. Our
last statistics show that nearly $500 900 is needed
within the coming fortnight, to supply this peo-
pie with seed for Spring planting. It can 0uly
be furnished by State action Every eonsidera'
ton Of interest also demands that this new State
should be enabled to become selfsustaining, pro
ductiTe, and eventually rich-thus 10 fulfil her
destiny, and to help others as we are now helping
her,
We ask, therefore, every Legislature 70 do as
they would have others do 70 them in like dis
trees, and at once TO grant ample supplies.
All money sent to our Treasurer, JOHN E.
/ WILLIAMS, Metropolitan Bank, New York
city, viii be gratefully acknowledged and effect
All Clothing should be sent to q GEN. POME.
/ ROY, Atohis0n, Kansas, p and freight should be
prepaid.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

GREAF DlscovERF.-AmOng the most i'm
DOrta1t Ofal the great medical discoveries of this
age nay Be considered the systam Of vaccination for
Profession ron Small Rox, thu Oephalic Pill for
lief Of Hsadacha and the use Of uiuin6 for the pre-
Whose beTedt9 wiH be experienced by suffering 1u-
mazitY loag amer their discoveries are forgotten
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28
The Railway.
An INVENTION TO PREVENT COLLISION ON Rail-
ROADS.


AN INVENTION TO PREVENT COLLISION ON Rail-
ROADS.
The Buffalo Express says; " We have
been shown the model of an invention, by
Mr.. G. Hambujer, designed to prevent rail-
road collisions. The invention consists in
laying continuous metallic tube, with two
cylindrical apartments, in the centre of the
track. In these tubes iror balls are placed,
and when train starts out it takes ball,
which, by means Of powerful spring sd-
justed to the engine, is sent before the train,
and kept travelling in advance, according 10
the impetus given it. Should another train
be approaching on the same track, it re-
ceives signal by the ball striking against
spring, communicating with the groove, and
ringing bell on the engine. The apparatus
is so adjusted that these signals can be given
either in front or in rear of the trains, and
thus avoiding all danger of collision. The
model seems to work well, and if the inven-
ton is practicable, it will result in great
saving Of life and property.
Mr.. Hamburger has given this subject his
attention for i've years, and he certainly de-
serves credit for his ingenuity. He has sub
mitted the model to experienced practical
men, who regard it with favor. The matter
is worthy the attention of railroad mel, who
alone are competent to judge of its feasibil-
ity.
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad earned
the third week of February:
Third week, 1s61........ ........... s2O, 500 81
Third week, ls50-- $500 20
Increase ....................s "a 900 50
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Wholesale Photographic Stock Depot,
I7s Superior street, Forest City Block, up
stairs. ArtigRs Materials; Oval, Gilt and
Rosewood Frames heavy square Frames
made to order; Engrnyings framed in any
style; Canvass on siretehers and BY the
yard.
Fine Oil aud Water eolors, Brushes, &c.
Wholesale and Retail.
feb7;s25 R. B. DOUGLASS co.
~ Commencement exercises of the
Western Homeopathic College will be held
in Chspin'sl He'll. this week Thursday even
ingl Prof, j. A. 'Thoms will deliver the
gep@al address. Other addresses may be
expected, ThsPublie are invited, 2td
TUSs AND vAFs.-M. L. Eddy, No. 4s
Bank street next to Academy of Musici
makes VAts and Tubs for oil re6ners use.
Joiner jObbing done on short notice. For
samples of tubs, refer to Mix & Morris, J.
MasuTy, and E. Main.
Jan3l:3.2s
FouSD At LAsT.-RrOnphitis, and also
Iaryngitis, known as weakness or loss of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gibson's new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It is
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures oatarrh, asthma, coughs, con
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases Of the liver and stomach. Office
III Ontario street.
~ Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar, are for sale at ". P. Fogg's Crockery
Store.
o.C.c.-oary's Cough Cure. dooaanlO
~ See advertisement of DR.. sanford's |
EverInvigorator.
~ All should not tail to read the adver-
tisement of Prof Wood in tO-day's paper.
FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding !
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and |
Carriages at reasonable figures.
seps4R26:Iy
on.-The undersigned is prepared to /
manufacture oil tubes and vats in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,a his steam Planning Mn,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Clevs-
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY.
jan1sR1O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28
CLEvELAND, Feb. q, 1861.

EDS. LEADEK :--Plerse anneunee union
meeting Of prayer in behalf Of the colleges
Of our land, this evening, al o'clock Re
ports and remarks wiz be offered by several
speakers. This is the anniversary OF q
meeting long observed throughout the land
BY different demon inasiona.
Let the temptations Of college life, the
Importance Of sanctifed education, and
the interests which cluster around every
young Aiend away from home, engaged in
study bring together parents, brothers and
sisters, this evening, for earnest prayer. :
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28
rERRIroRrAL colnnrrEE.

s. c. Pomeroy, Atchison W. W Guthrie,
Brown County; J. L. Mcdowell, LeavenWorth ;
Rev c. Reynolds, Lawrence Rev. l. Bodwell,
Topeka; DR.. S. Ayers, Linn County; F. U Blake,
Junction City Z. b. Lines, Wabaunsee; F. B.
Baker, Centralia Rev VIM Bishop, Salina ;
Judge A. Spaulding, Jefferson County j. C..
Lsmbin Butler County Geo N. Russell Wy
andott.