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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11
A RExIRK4BLr FBAT.-The ROches

A REXLRKABLE FBAT.-The Rochester
Democrat records very remarkable per-
formance on skates as follows:
On Tuesday last Mr.. James Jones Of this
city, gentleman who has passed his six
tieth year, skated from this city to Holley,
for the purpose Of paying visit to his son
in-law, Prof VIM. D. Aliis, Principal Of the
Holley Acaiemy. Yesterday hereturned to
Rochester on skates as he went, having in
company his grand son, Chester Dewey Al
lis, little fellow only twelve years Of age,
and young artist Of this city. The distance
is twenty-five miles, and the three travellers
skated it in tl0o hours and nineteen minutes
The average rate Of speed was little less
than a mile in FIVE minutes. For the young
man alone, such journey may not have
been anything very extraorc mary, but for
the old man and the boy, the feat was a note
worthy one.
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MR. L1EeoLE's CAR.-Ws saw at the de-
pots yesterday, the special car which has
been sent on from Buffalo for Mr.. Lincoln's
use, during his journey eastward. 1t arrived
here on Saturday night, and win be taken
down the G. C. & G. Road this morning.
The car is very elegant one, and at the
same time plainly and neatly finished.
Small paintings of American flags ornament
the doors, and on the rear platform socket
is placed for the erection of flag staff, from
which will float the strips and stars. The
interior is similar to ordinary railway car
risges, only more tsr ely ornamented. IN
one corner q small saken table is placed, on
which are placed handsome china water
pitcher and gOblets. The Buffalo Express
says:
Precautions are to be taken for the journey
Of the President on the Central Railroad,
similar To those adopted by several Of the
Railroad Companies when the Prince of
Wales Travelled over their lines. A pilot
engine will be sent in advance Of the train,
after which all switches will be spiked and
guarded until the special train passes. Ev-
cry possibility of accident will be guarded
against, so that Mr.. Lincoln's journey may
be an induitably safe one.
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THr ASSAULT on CONDUCTOR GALE.-We
clip the following from the Columbus Fact,
concerning the attack on Mr.. Gale, the par
ticulars of which were published few days
since, in the LEADER:
On wednesday, Officer DeWftt went TO
Mt. Gilead, Morrow county, and with the as
sistance of Officer Reed, Of Cardington, sue
ceeded in arresting Edwin Reed and Jefer-
son Long, The two men who committed the
assault on Conductor Gale while riding in
his tain few days ago. The evidence went
to show that the prisoners drew heavily
loaded pistol on Mr.. Gale, attempting to
shoot him, because he demanded fare Of
them. They were held to bail to await trial
for assault with intent to kill.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

BOLD BuRGLLRY.-The office Of J. V. N.
Yates, coal dealer, which is near the canal
bridge, at the foot Of Vineyard street, was
entered Saturday night by burglars. The
safe was removed to the back yard, and
there forced open with an axe and its con-
teuts distracted. Fortunately, however,
there was but small amount of money in
it, and the total profit of the adventure was
but forty-fve dollars.
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CLEVELAND FEMALE sEHNART.-The next
term will open on Thursday, the 7th day Of
February. No pains will be spared to give
TO ell our pupils advantages, in all depart
ments unsurpassed in any Institution in the
country. The street railways afford the best
Of facilities for day pupils. Those who de-
sign to enter as boal ding pupils, should Sc
cure rooms without delay. feoS;szz
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FIRE AT ERIE.-A obstructive fire occurred
at Erie on Tuesday night last, the wooden
block bstwb ben the Reed House and Browns
Hotel being burned. The buildings were
owned by 1Iessrs. N. Murphy, Jos. McCurly
and Jones 4 Constable. The greatest loser
was Mr.. Murphy, whose tin shop was de-
stroysd. Its value was $4,000; insured for
So. 400.
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SPECIAL MEETINe.-To the Board Of Educa-
tiOn.-In consequence Of the destruction Of
the Hicks Street School building by FIRE, on
the night of the sth inst, would hereby
call 3 special meeting of the Board on Mon
day evening, the 11th, at 2 o'clock, to make
such provision as may be practicable for the
continuanee Of the schools of that district.
J. A. THoxB, President Of Board.
CleveIa1d, Feb. 9, 1851.
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CLEvELAFD MUSICAL soorETY-POsTPoNE-
xENT OF CpNosRT.-ewing to sudden and
serious illness in the family of one Of the
members, which unaYOidably calls him from
the city, the Society are reluctantly COM
PEELED to announce a POstpOnement Of their
concert which was to have taken place this
evening. Due notice of the concert will be
given. o. P. HANKS, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

TIE PArEEsvILLE BURNT DIsERIcr.-Tbe
buildings burned at the late FIRE in Paines.
vile, many of which were small and not
particularly ornamental, are to be imme-
diately replaced by handsome and substan-
tial brick hlOCks, The eantraats 80 -I-ssls-
made for the work.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

~ Owners of coal oil wells who want
to do their work by steam, can purchase a
tip-top boiler, exactly suitable for that kind
of work, at low price. 1t is in all respects
as coed as new, and is large enough to run
Eve horsepower engine. Inquire at LEADER
Counting Room. #
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"AFpEAR4xoEs. Mr.. Geo. W. Pettes, Of
Boston, who was prevented from lecturing
before the Library Association at the time
announced, on account of sickness in his
family, will deliver his poem on Thursday
Of this week at the Melodeon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

PERsONAI.-Fred J. Prentiss, Esq, who
succeeds Mr.. R. D. Noble, in the clerkship
Of the Common Pleas Court, took possession
Of the Office on Saturday last. Mr.. Noble
retires With the best wishes of all who have
in any way been brought into connection
with him.
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BRDeET.-Missus wants you to send her q
but IN thinking that's NOT iusf L sr7ff1rs b15t
perhaps ye1 b an her knowing what & q. - -
ne nign dead and gone with the Sick Headachs,
"A. 4DI..r0gist.-TDu must mean spaldins's ospaaiiio
BrfdgsL-Oehl Eurs now and you've sd n hers1s
the Qqarthar and CIV the Pills and donIt hs al
day about It aithsF.
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8lisfEIlAnFaaA


Z. i In AlIaIsANATIoH OF LAEaUAszs,--That
- ~ l52Elag tendsncy IN this go 70 arrro1rial.
~ - ~ ineor2orai thani Into gi7 eli3 ilis
- tssla - me- lll1.l - 'rl7r
in6 i1l the bead, q noiF tSs7'li-- -I- II
eeen2eiiqn Eith Ar. spadlna No. n u.
elli gut = VII soon b nasd m = - --a--i 80
4lld the word gsphaiic VIII becqlr9 ~ r.
tseclI95 - a1d may sthsr8 Who8o disii1c7i51 q
ulii tAoT sen ''natlua anl % - 1isn1T i5l1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

~ 3OOt-ksPsrs 'oia find a fresh sgp-
Pg Of Leroy ". FGiTehilds Gold Psns,
at J. B. Cob & Co.'S. Al Of Leroy ".
FairehiIds Cod Pens sold By J. B. COBB
& Co, are sOarTantad for one year. ltd.
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~ a aslDloEs 3 10 iaTa1its dgn b

~. HEADAoHE is the hTorits siqn b7
n slen nal1Es makes known any ds7iaflon B6sfs4sr
Ht9m ne natural STATE gf the BRAIN snd vieued 81
-. llfllt it nay - lo0lzsd on - : I7l-1f-
- 70 8lle notloe o. diaea1s which HIilt ntha7irs
ssps qltentipns TIN tc9 late 3 bs re1ssa: I'D ~
lA9lgetlgns slould never b nealsctof Fl1I1e1Ir1
- le ll-agll1d under tUp namel,FfE.
-n9 1alop4tnle. cJmrtc-naiic HeadachS RI 7ss-S7-
l.tiy co1ulou ana the precursor % Trsaf r1rIli1
o. Qisease1r ong which are A7oplery cont fl--l.
nisll8m ar al is5rile diseases. IN Is hrrVoI. fl
lt Y synPathetic of disease q the stomach oon1I1-
nf go haaeacbei of hepafic diseass canstitniinu
.lli lr1lqcleI OF worms ccllLl patton and 1tt1r
aso5efi o. me bowels, e Well FsHal and ufrilg
.lectQAa Dileages Of tbs heart are FarT frcnuenf-
y als9noeq with Headechess Auan1ia an risfforI1
Ar9 $50 9sction5 which frequently occaaion haad-
4cle- lci0pafhic Headachs b also Tgry c5rlr5or
2elns Usually listingii hsd b. the name of asT11s5
alie sollt tin1o5 eolli1g On Eudis1ly IN g 1tEr8
u allaleltiT sound health anu rru5trltluT At 1rco
ne mental and physical energies, and ~ other a.
1alll y c1ll1g on slowly, h8rlldcd b. de1ra1Ti1u
eL ipil4 OF aferoity Of temper. In most in1tnnaeF
lle pln = IN he mont 0f the bead over on8 or t5f
eyes, aud some times rrUFoking vomiting. untsrti7
ci7-1 nay also oe named Asaralgia-
NqE tne re! nont Of either class of Hsadachs the
Sephaitle Ellh ave been iound suTs 40 sc rar1-
e9yl ltlleiluJ lle most ecure pains 10 4 nv uI1-
teas and oy - subtle power arddlcacfuf ~ II--
ssa o. which headache Il the unarring lldaE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

~ Rev. Edward D. Morris, of COlum-
bus, of6ciated at the 1st Presbyterian Church
yesterday, having exchanged with Rev. Mr..
Goodrich.
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"a OFER ExOITENENT, and the mental
cars and anxiety incident to Glove attsntioR % bu-
etnes8 or study, are among the numfrou1 cau1eg q
NerFou8 2eldaehe. Ths di80rdered 5tlte Of mind ,
body incident 20 this distressing complaint q q it
blow 70 All anergy and ambition. eulorer1 b. th1
disorder can always obtain speedy relief f8m thess
distressing attacks By using one Of the Cephallic
hill9 the q llptoln1 eppear. 4t qllet3 Lla
0Furtasked brain, nd sooth65 the strained and lr-
rim nerves. and nelales the tension Of The stomach
which also accompanies and eggravates the disorder
ed condition Of the brhins
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

WANTEb.-A nurse girl with thorough ex-
perience in the care Of a child. A Protest
ant preferred. Apply at So Seneca street,
up stairs. feb9R12
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HAMMONDSVILLE COAL OIL

For lubricating and burning, lat Wholesale only.
J. J. ROCKAFELLOW,
General Agent. Once on Q. 4 P. Pier, Clevelans
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

- Sunday School Union Concert this
evening at o'clock in the Second Presby-
terisn Church. Rev. F. T. Brown will ad-
dress the meeting.
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Real Blessing.
TEEETr lIrLIors oE Do.Ilna slr.

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOJLARs SATD.-
Mr. Spadn has sold two millions Of bottles Of his
els brated repaired Glue and it iB estimated thas
&C 0Ottla saves at least ten Jlars worth Of bro
ken turnituTe, thus making an aggregate of tWen y
millions o. dollars reclaimed nom total loss b this
valuable inS tntiOn. Having made his Glue house
hold word, he now proposes 70 de- the world still
greater service By curing all the aching heads With
bis CephEltic Pills, and II they are as good his
July.
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ATTENTION GBAVs.-YOu are hereby or
dered to appear at the ArmOry on Monday
evening, Feb 11th, at half-past seven o'clock
As matters Of importance will be brought
before ths Company, it expected that every
member will be present.
Per order Com.
]. B. HANPsoN, o. S.
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ce1rrlpation or Co.rir.ns...
70 one Of The MANY ills flesh . hair % /"

No one Of the " Many ills flesh e heir 70 p
is 90 prevalent, 50 little understood and 90 much
negected Is Oost.Tsnes9 Often orginafing IL care
l9s5neast or ssdentary habl1i Il d regardod g. q
an1istyt Whl-s in rsallty II Is the precursor aud
eompanlon q many o. the most fatal and dauGsr0uI
the sunarer 70 an untiuaely grave. Among ths
lighter evils Of which costveness O. the usual atten-
danE are Headache, Collie, kheumatism, Eoui
Breath Piles and othera Of like nature while long
train OF n1ghtful diseases such Maliguaf EsTarI
ADcesse35 Diarrh0a 1pep1ia- Apopl1LT.
EPILEPSY Paralysis, Hysteria, HFpochondriasis.
Melancholy and Insanity, hr8t indieats their pres
ence n the system b. this alarming sYm ptom. Not
uuireq quently the diseases named originate in Con-
stipation, but tGEo indep pendent aLi8tauce ur-
less the is eradicated in an early STAGE Fruu
al these considerations 1t follows that the disordsr
should receive immediate attention WhausVsr il oc
ours, and no person should neglsct to.gst box 70
Cephsltio Pills on the inst appearsnos q the COM
plant, their timely viii dispsl the insiduou8
approaches Of disease and destroy this dangerous Zoe
70 human life.
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nHDid you ever have theSick Headachei
Do you remember The throbbinE tsmples, the llTor-
"a brow, the loathing and disgust at the sight o.
food. How totally undt Jon were for pleasqrei cen
then experienced. For this aud other purposes you
should alWaYs have box Of them On hand 70 cla e.
occasion requires.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

GREAT DIsCoEKRY.-Amcng the most i'm
portaut ofa the great medical discoveries Of this
protscton IRON Small Pox, the Cephaic PHI for re-
lief Of Heedlche and the use ol uinina NJ the pla-
whose benefits viii Be experienced By suffering Ia
uIanitY lonE after their diseoVsr1sl ara torgoftn
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THLr MAsoUERADE.-To-morrow night, at
Chapin's Hall, the &C. S. C. Club give their
much talked Of masquerade. From the
character Of those who are concerned in its
success, we have little doubt that the affair
will 20 of in the happiest manner. One Of
stacey's best entertainments will crown the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

ID I'd n 'orrihle 'eadacha this Esfsrnoou.
u -tq m sieppef into the hapothscarias nsnd rrrs Ii
tae na1s Can Jon helss - - 'osacfs -
49, lt lache ard says q. tffsTrsrsi irlr --rr
hl. and apon that e gave ne q 6s1hSiie lii, 49,
pop - onor ifacured ne 80 duiot ma ss-i1- -
aliEed 'ed 'ad an 'eadachs -
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MoREHoUsE HAMs.-A consignment Of
these celebrated Hams has been received,
and are for sale BY s. DeWolf, so Merwin
street. feb6-322
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5IotFla.

MANHATTAN HOTEL.----NOs.
alNh ab,7and Murray street, % door from Bread
Gay, oppoiito the Park, New York. EuGElna hling7
Proprietofs. n. Huggsna, lnts cf Pearl stree!
hocss, Boston. n. O. fling lstS of LoTe9g's Hotel
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OIL.-The undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vah in a superior
manner on. short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,at his steam Plsning Mill,
corner Of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY.
ianI8R1n
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Surgeon De viIlisrs, of the Chicago zOuave
corps, is expected to arrive in the city short
ly, for the purpose Of perfecting the ''c's" in
the sword exercise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

ARRESTS s1TuRDA4.-Alice Trsinor, drunk
and disorderiy, as usual.
Catherine COOney, white, and William, her
husband, solorsd, larceny. Both were en-
ployed at the Commercial House, and the
woman appropriated various towels, lamps
and other like articles to her own use.
Robert Scott, petit larceny.
No arrests were made yesterday.
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B- Miss C. L. Ransom, portrait painter,
Room Il spangler Block. Particular atten-
ton given to painting portraits of deceased
persons from miniatures of all kinds. Also
photographs, colored if desired. Rooms open
from to P. NJ. daily. jsn25;32O-1wd
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FRANK PAEEER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
seDS4R26.Iv
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". h. Farge o -Chaies sasaT-slred Hars.
W. Melhine--seeds.
W. n Fargo Co-Bucku1aas Tlour.
B. D. Kendall CO-Dry Goods.
Rouse Jennings-Real Estate, &C
Prof Wood Hair restorative.
J. B. HampsOn.-AttsntiOn GrayB-Local Notice.
Sunday School Union oOnoert-LOoal Notice.
Board Of EducatiOn-special Meeting-Local No
tice.
Dr. BarroW-spsoial Notice.
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Per order Com
]. B. HANPsox, o. S.
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ELECTRIC BATHS -soMETH1xe NEw.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are a certain
remedy for the per- Anent cure of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrofula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostration, &C., and diseases
peculiar to females.
Office No. III Ontario street.
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~ All should not tail to read the adver-
tisement ofProf. Wood in to-day's paper.
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N8- Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar, are for sale at W. P. Foggs Crockery
Store.
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TUBs AND YATs.-M L. Eddy, No. &c
Bank street. next to Academy of Music
makes gats and Tubs for oil refner's use.
Joiner jobbing done on short notice. For
samples of tubs, refer to Nix, Morris & J.
Masury.
Jan3l:3-28
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

- Wholesale Photographic Stock Depot,
I7s Superior street, Forest City Block, up
stairs. Artists Materials; Oval, Gilt and
Rosewood Frames heavy square Frames
made to order; Engravings framed in any
style Canvass on stretchers and by the
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If four dogs, with sixteen legs, can catch
twenty mine rabbits, with eighty-sevon legs,
in forty four minutes, how many legs must
the same rabbits have to get away from eight
dogs with forty-two legs in seventeen min
utes and & half
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MONDAY MORNING. FEB. II. 1s5I.
TRAVKLRR,s RRGIsTRR.
~ ADvRRFIsRMENFs. :

50 For TeleEraphlo, Market snd Marine
News rec Fourth Page.
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c. c. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. dec2SH
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1eH +-r
UPER-FINE FRENCH MERI-
~ NOS-#orth Si'25, marked down to IS cents.
&UPER-FIGURED FRENCHM ME-
~ AINOs-Forth sl'l23f and Sl,25s down 70 75 ets.
VERY ELEGANT OTTOMAN
FALoURs-Worth Sl,5O, down to s7gH csnts-
pI FANCY SILK DRESS
a. " 5AeTIIERNs-Worth ~ from SIS to s30 doHn 70
.GQ2f2RRR 2fRR-.5I5E HAY 45s5 Z B RIeH PLAID
" ERf HEAVY WHITE BLAN-
AhIs-Forth rom s. to S, dOvntO $50 $.
SUPER HEAVY BAONsBUY
A. ~ IABLk A EN-worth from s7 eents to 81 80
WV ~ o-'2u " of22e-
-HtHE VERY BEST QUALITY
10y WOOL S5 saAWLs-WOrth from S to $40, down
SKIRTING FLANNELS 2 & I-2
yards vile Also-Welsh FlanneIs Plaid Flau-
Rels ior sblrts and supsr-hne White FlaRnsls-st
SUPER, BROWN AND BLACK
III ~ A II = OlOd y y. syoTth from $50 to s5oO
u0"ii 70 s@''o ana ana s5'zo. .- 1t 81
VERY SUPER. ENGLISH CAS-
s4MEkES-worth $3.50. marked down to 81 80
~ sd lf
SUPER-FINE BLACK FRENCH
~ OLofHs-marked down to 3 Of Talus. a.ora
A FULL LINE CHILDRENS'
"A CAsSIhEREs-marked down 25 p cant.
v EhI BEOr Ia
n LAINEs-wOrth . cents. marked down to l5c.
9 nm YARDS SUPER. VABEN-
7 CeOCS ClAs-worth from 81 cents to a cents,
down to lS@ cents r7ri
75O YARDS SUPER. RUSSIA
SUPER. RAW SILK HOSE
~ worth sl,25, marked down to 50 and IS cents.
HOODS. SONTAGS, RIGOLETTS,
soARFs, GAUETLETs, FLEEoED Ho-
sIERY, WOOL HOSIERY, WRAP
PERs FOR LADIES, MISS -
Es' AND BOYS,
WOOL, COTTON AND SILK DRAWERS,
At VERY GREAT BARGANS.
9000 YARDS MORE OF THOSE
OOOO super. Shilling Caliooes at cent? , yard.
I'm MORE OF THOSE IMPRRI-
day morning.
FREEMAN & KELLOGG.
217 SUPERIOR STREET.
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FACT WoRrH KSoWEs.-Spalding's Ceph-
alie Pills are certain curs for Sick Headachs, BIZ
ious Headacha, NerVous Headache, CostiFala1g and
General Debility. -
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Fine OH aud Water Colors, Brushes, &c.
Wholssals and Retail,
fsb7.s25 r B. DOUGLASS 4 co.
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AHoTHEE PUzzEE.-A solution Of knotty
questions being somewhat the order Of the
day, suppose some Of our curious readers
try a hand at unraveling the following dog
and rabbit example, which we cut from en-
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St0UFs aud Din a&jate.
THE "DEBPAToH" COOKING sToVEi

y lie hED U al On II a N 4
= -u5 careful experiment and experience, and
q most I tedly superior 70 any other Cooking
Stovst tss. Its akinR, BrOiling and Roasting
properties surpas8 all its competitors in
PERFECTION, CoSvESIEECE AND ECosoNY.
The oven Is thoroughly ventilated with heated air
by an ingenious patent process, which causes the
bottom to be hotter than IN other stoves, aud per-
fect even bake Is produced.
Roasting is done before the open FIRE, so tha The
iuioe8 and favor Of meats and poultry preserved.
BroilnR is done the hearth over the Goals drawn
from the hre in the stove. LA ~. E.
The fire chamber Il 50 arranged Is to secure the
most perfect combustion Of fuel possible. We guar-
autes Il TO be most economical in the consumption
OF fuel and 70 give entire fatisfactioa 70 all who de-
sire q FIRST GLASS STOVE,
For proof Of the truth Of the above, We refer our
fiiends and customers in general TO the many hun
dreds Of Housekeepe In this city and surrounding
country who arc daily using the stove Call and ex
anime for yourlelrea get circular and be conYin-
red. Its plain, heavy and beautiful stove, Of
CLEVELAND MANUFACTURE,
and the material and the workmanship, are Of the
best quality and can Be mads 20 last customer %
years or longer. Our stock Of other
ING STOW ES
both for wood and coal s the Isrgest and best n the
market. Our ParlOr, Hall aud lfhce Stoves, have
been selected with greet care ano good taste, nom
Of the newest and most approved styles, for wood
for bituminons and anthracite coal.
Our stock Of Enameled Crates is large and COM
prise the newest styles and are Of superior finish.
Our assortment Of
HOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS,
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron, is complete.
Our fourssn years experience in business, enables
70 purchase goods cheaper and most desraole and
We viii sell
Cheaper than can Be Bought EzsssOAersi
nPAn sre invited 70 call and look FOR themselves
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