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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

SANITARY FAIR ITEHs.-The work Of
erecting the Sanitary Fair buildings on the
Public Square commenced yesterday, work
men being engaged in hauling lumber for it
during the day. Messrs. ]. N. Blackburn
and s G. Burke, and Msssrs. R. R. HerriCk
and E. Laher will superintend the erection
of the buildings.
Any and all contributions-of labor, lum-
Der, teams, or anything of the sort-are most
urgently solicited and will bo most thank
fully received.
The Cleveland Iron and Nail Company
yesterday sent to the Building Committee a
donation Of twenty-five kegs of nails.
Leonard Case, Esq, has set splendid e&-
ample to our Cleveland merchants in his mu-
nihcent gift to the Sanitary Fair Of ten tnou-
sand feet of lumber. The present is as uu-
expected as it is generous.
The clerk of the weather" has made his
own contribution to the building in the shape
of the heavy snow now falling, which will
greatly facilitate the transportation of build
ing materials.
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SEow.-The brief weeks that have usher
ed In 1854 have certainly vouchssfsd us the
most remarkable weather and the greatest
variety Of it that was ever crowded into SO
short space of time. Beginning with the
greatest change of temperature and almost
the coIdest weather ever known in our !sti.
tude, the year has already taken another
phase, and Is tonight treating us to the
most remarkable snow-storm of this season
or many seasons. A driving, drifting, gusty,
tempestuous snow-storm,-a storm in which
the snow comes down in clouds of sifted dnst,
and not in fskes,-a storm which envelopes
q man, and which he breathes,-s storm
which makes every man who walks in it
big snow statue, and trantforms any woman,
who steps out into it, to s"Womsn in White"
"a storm which will bind up trains on their
tracks, and tie the legs of commerce. Such
night as last night was, is fortunately rare
on the shores of Lake Erie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

WEST SIDE DRAMATIC ENTERTAIEMEET-
Every body who attended ths Entertain
meDt of the West Side Amateur Company in
behalf of the Soldiers Relief Fund" given
last night, were astonished, in view of the
terrible wasther, the driving snow and the
drifted walks, at the big crowd which at
tended. In spite Of these obstacles, the big
hall of the West side ArmOry was crowded,
and S225 were taken in atthe doors. Every
thing passed of in excellent style and an au-
dience were never better pleased than that of
last night was. We do not wish to appear in
vidious and indeed every exercise of the
evening deserved praise, but We cannot with
hold our especial applause from the Vocal
Solo Of Miss Alico FoOte, which was one of
the greatest successes of the evening. Miss
stiokney's recitation of Miss Browning's 8
'Mother and Child" displayed fine talents.
All the farces were good, and the tableaur,
especially the closing one, very striking
md beautiful.
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DISCHARGES from the Ears OF Children
and Infants Dangerous

and lufanl8 dangerous
CLEVELAND, January IS, 1854.
Mr.. EDrToR;-wll you please insert in
your paper the following? By SO doing you
will oblige, Yours respectfully,
J.F. LAWRENCE, N. D.
Nothing is more frequent, and probably
visible aiImsnt more likely to be neglected,
than discharges from the Ears of Children
and Infants. This arises, in all probability,
from the timpls fact that it is supposed that
SO long as the patient makes no complaint,
it can do no harm and many persons look
upon these discharges as healthy, and even
refuse to have anything done for them.
This is a most dangerous error for parents
to entertain, and needs correcting.
Discharges from the ears of these young
subjects are seldom preceded by any pain, or
other indication of distress, but when they
exist, they of course indicate morbid action
going on, and though unsecOmpanisd BY
pain, are nevertheless destroying deli
cate membranes, and laying the founds-
ton for deafness, which will surely follow,
at some period or other.
These discharges will frequently come and
90 st irregular intervals, being governed, as
q general thing, by the health of the pa
tient, and sometimes by the state Of the at
mosphers. II these discharges should be
neglected, or improperly treated, the conse-
quences must be fatal to the hearing. It is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

not SO rapid in its sotlon as that which fol-
lows Scarlet Fever and Measles, but If left
to itself is equally fatal.
Let me advise parents, whose children
are known to have such discharges, not to be
deceived, but rest assured that If neglected,
it will not only weaken the hearing, but by
its frequent attacks, will completely destroy
the delicate drum Of the ear, from being
constantly saturated ina bed Of foul matter.
No person possessed Of common nnder-
standing should ever reconcile themselves to
the belief that such q condition Of the ear
is healthy, or that it can bs continued for
time and repeated from triaing causes with
out being attended with the most alarming
consequences. I may here mention that
these purulent discharges are very weaken
ing to the patient, keep them looking pale
and delicate, the trsEtment necessary for
their cure is quite mild, and not attended
with the least pain, if the case is q severe
one a week or ten days will generally suffice
to remove it altogether, and when done a
general improvement in the appearance Of
the patient becomes evident.
DISCHARGE FROM TIE EAR CAN NEVER BE cut
GROWN.
Itisa common belief with many persons
that discharge arising from cold, sickness,
accident, scarlet fever, or any other cause,
will, if left to itself, be outgroEn by the un-
fortunate sufferer. Now there never was a
more vague and unscientifc opinion given
by any medical man than this especially
when the disease has originated in a putrid
fever, which has barely saved the patients
life, and left a most destructive form of
chronic inflammation and suppurRtion going
on in the middle chamber Of the ear, com
pletely separating the little bones from their
connection with the auditory nerve, or nerve
of hearing, and thereby laying the fouHda-
ton for complete deafness, TO say nothing Of
the danger to life itself, should the discharge
take an inward turn instead Of an outward
form and yet, how often are parents told
that it is of no consequence, and that no
harm can come from it-furthsTmOre, that
the patient will outgrow it.
am frequently consulted by parent for
their children huVing such discharges, who
say that the "doctor told them that they
wonld outgroW il" and that "it must not be
disturbed" Let me advise those who con-
sole themselves in this belief, that it is q
fatal error, and those having friends or chill
dren with such discharges, Especially il
they have resulted from scarlet fever,) should
consult some more experienced person before
thoy willing submit themselves or theil
friends to the dangerous and fatal influences
which are almost certain eventually to ter
inmate the case.
DR. LAWRENCE can be consulted daily from
nine A. NJ ,, to five P. NJ, on all diseases Of
the Eye and Ear. Office, American Hotel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

Coal AT RETAIL.-Pure BriGr Hill, Min
eral Ridge and Chippewa Coal, from the
minos of Morris Price. Orders sent to
their Office, No. Johnson's Marine Block,
foot Of River street, will receive prompt at
tention: janS:l34
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C0MMIssIONER's SALE.
DURsUANT TO THE COMMAND OF J

PURSUANT To THE COMMAND OF a
decretsI order of sale to me directed, is
sued from the Court Of COmon Pleas, for Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio, IN q case therein pending,
wherein Lyman Little is Plaintiff and William H.
Beaumont, James NJ Jones, W. 6. Davidson, and
Peter Caul we're defendants, shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, for said county, upon the 10th day of Feb
ruary, 1864, at 10 o'clock, A. the lands
and tenements. described as follows to wit:
situate IN the township Of Newburgh, be-
ing number seven in the twelfth range
Of towr ships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, IN the State of Ohio, and which is also
in the county Of CuyahOgs and is known az the
scutherly half of sub-lots Nos. twenty-five (22l
and twenty-three (25) Of original one hundred
acre lots, Nos. three hundred and thirty one
ISL three hundred sud thirty two, (532) IN the
township aforesaid, and being the same lot con-
veyed to the grantOr hereof, by the said Lyman
Little by deed, dated August 18th, 1856, refer
euce being hereby had thereto, said lot contain.
ing five acres, be the same more or less, but
subject to sll legal highways. Appraised value
1900 J. 8 GRANNlS'
Master Commissioner.
FREp. HoyFY, plaintiffs atty. jan1s:lss
Janury 18th, 1864. 5Od
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DEHFIsTRT-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, Office
so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in tho best man
nsr and st a low price. deo7R37
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

Police CoURT, December 1S.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed of:
Intozication Antony Van Halty, George
Winston, Peter McGirty, each 81 and costs /;
William Davis, Michael Joyce, Geo. Morgan,
each So and costs Martha Carroll, House of
Correction twsnty-nins days.
Disturbance: James Clark, James Farley,
Patrick Craddock, Edward johnson, Calvin
BisselI, John Refine, each 81 and costs; John
Smith, 81 and costs jeremiah Barry, dis
charged; Ellen Mcdonnell and Lizzie De
Forest, each SO snd costs; Patrick Grad
dock and Alcxar der McAlister, each IS and
costs Patrick Dwysr, discharged.
Grand Larceny: John Moore, continued.
Keeping House Of III FGme: Ann Wizeman,
continued.
VISITING Same: Daniel odelI, left open.
Violating Water Ordinances: Daniel Alex.
snder, IS and costs.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
CONNIE ROIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MoREING LEADER OFFICE.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
MONDAY EVENING, January Is, 1863.
FIour-Market firm at s5,Ol96,5O for fair to
choice red wheat double extra, aud 7,OOS7,25 fOr
country ground white do.
Whent-Higher and quotable at s, ,S291,e3.
COrn-very dull. Sales car new at slOl, The
demand Is very light.
Oats Sales car on track at T2c.
BarIey-Improying. Sales l car atBI,sO.
RYe-Firm at sI,zO.
HIgbwInes-sales2 200 bbls at ssc
HOEs-Firm at o. 25617.5O according to weight.
POrk-Firm at 1000 for city packed mess; and
22,nO for clear.
Smoked MeRts-CitY brands Of sugar cured hams
sre in good demand at 49,, and shoulders at 90, and
dried beef at lie.
Lard-st -sdy at 10 aIs5lc in barrels and kegs,
seeds-ClOver is firm at s7.O'e7,2s, and Timothy
at s3,2593SO.
Butter-sales bb's at 3ic
Cheese-Is dull at IsaIsx.
OiIs-CarbOn is quiet at 52Jz955e.
saIt-steady at 1920 for fine and at s2,25 for
coarse.
Dried AppIes-Stesdy at SIC.
Dried Penches-2I922c for peeled, and unpeeled
at IOl1Ilc
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NV YORK mARkKF-Jnu. IS.

hey fh1G9RAEHsl
Cotton Opened quiet and closed shout l cent
higher.
EIOur-Good business doing; low grades 59l0c
higher. Sales st 96.95o7,OO: q O1l1705 for Extra
state chiefly, which is the closing Or ce. 81 5O17,70
for extra round heoped Ohio s7,75 $3.50 for trade
brands.
Wheat-Quoted lc. better. and only a limited
business doing owing to the high prices. Sales at
Sl59Gl56 fer Chicago spring sl,53Sli5s4 for Mil
waukee club.
COrn-Hesvy with limited business. Sales at
sl,55xGi,26 for shipped mixed western in store.
Onts-F irm and in fair demand.
WoOl-Eirmar and in fair demand.
Whisky-A shade irmsr.
PetrOIeum-Yery firm sales at 322331kc. for
crude refined in bond 475Sd4SSc.
POrk-Stah6y at $40 90 for mess Sl96le 20 for old
do; $500 for new do: Sl5,2597,0O for old, and
SIG .0nG120, 90 for prime mess.
Beef-ln good request.
Beef Hams-Eirm at lSd2AG.
Cut MenTs-Aotlye and flrTR,
Bacon $ides-Less active sales at lO54e, for
western Cumberland cut; llGllkc. for do. long
ribbed.
Dressed HOgs-Market hrmer. Sales at "a
&c for Western a. city.
LRrd-Firm but quiet. Sales at I39l4c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

ELw Boar FOR TIE LAKE SUPERIOR
L1SE.-Quayle and Martin have contracted
to build new steamer for the above line,
to be done by the 1st of July next. 1t is the
intention of the owners to have her the fast
est boat on the limo, as she viii be thelsrgest
one. The Cuyahoga Works, are building the
low pressure engines for her, and when COM
pIsted, with Captain Ed. Turner, as Master,
there can be no doubt Of her popularity. We
shall have more to say of her hereafter.
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FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOOthache, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable antidote in all eases.-TrHnbuHD Dem
oeYdf.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25cts.
W. L. PORTER, Proprietor,
no77:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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TUESDAY mORNING. JAN. 10, 1854.
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
NEW ADVERTIsKmENFs.

O. A. Read 3 Co., Banksrs-Gold, Silver and Oor.
,ons Bought and Ssld. and Money Loaned
Madame Porter's Balsam-spseil Il NOti,e.
A & G. RsttBerg- Photograph Albums.
Sanford & Co-Pianos and Melodeons.
Rcneset Tonic-Local Notice.
St. Clair-St M E. Church-Iocal Notice.
Girl Lost-Local Notice.
DR.. Lawrencs-Eye and Ear-Local.
Pref. De1Iunn-Ong nal Hair Restorer.
81 Prospect -St-Cook Wanted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

LOST 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
Leaureau's POLLEN oF RosEs is at hand.
Be wise and buy. DoE'T WAIT FOR THS
TooTHAcHE. For sale BY Druggists. oot5
HoME anufaoture-Psrson's Inimita-
bic CamphoraIed Dentitrios. sept2S-R9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

AGENCY for 6-2o's
AND ALL OTHER GOVERNMENT BOBDS,
RAETED-UN0URREET BANK Bills.
Iulyz7
LOCAL NOTICES.
LosT.-A little girl named Della Fucker
She is slightly deranged in mind. She left
homo on Tuesday morning about O'Clock,
is about l3 years old, of light complexion,
hair light and long, blue eyes; had en- gray
blanket shawl, q red crimson hood, and an
old brown calico dress. ANY information of
her may be left at ths Police Station, with
policeman Peter Hopper. janl9:lt.
ANOTHER ORDER WAS RECEIVED TODAY
from the army for BOneset Tonic, and sup
ply sant. Everybody knows that this is the
best remedy now extant. Thousands of tes-
tinonials could be given to show its wonder
full curative powers, but I deem this unne-
eessary. It is combined with some Of the
best remedial agents now in use. Janl9:lS4
THE Ladies' of the St. Clair Street NJ. E.
Church will hold Festival for the benefit Of
the Society on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, January 10th and 21st, in the base
msnt Of the church. They will also serve up
= dinner on Thursday, the 2lst, between the
hours Of u and O'Clock, P. n 4, to which the
patronage of the public and business men is
particularly solicited. janl9:14
GRoCERs ATTENTION Auction Sale on
Monday, January 18th, 1864, at 10 o'clock
An. l shall commence the sale at Public
Auetion of the large and fne assortment Of
groceries in store No. 81, Merwin street, re-
Gently occupied by G. Il. Little, Agent, and
shall continue the same from day to day un-
til completed. o. CUTTER.
jan18:l34
SOMETHING NEw-MAGEFIcEEF FERRo-
GRAHHs-D. S. CritehIsy L Co. have just re-
csived large lot at lS2 Superior street.
Any photograph published sent by mail on
receipt of fifteen cents and stamp
jan1s:I34
THE friends Of the Rev. J. S. Lytle will
make him a donation visit on Tuesday owe
ming next, January 10, in the basement of
the NJ. E. Church on Erie street. A general
invitation is extended. janl6:lS4
Coal AT RErA1L.-Pure Brier Hill, Min
eral Ridge and Chippewa Coal, from the
mipos of Morris 4 Price. Orders sent to
their Office, No. Johnson's Marine Block,
foot of River street, will receive prompt at
tsntion: jans:l34
DRrHER1A-Dr. WstsOn's Diptheris
Cure is the best known remedy for all throat
diseases. For sale by Strong & Armstrong.
jan4:134
FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOothsche, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable antidote in all casss.-TrHmbuH Dem
oeydt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25ots.
W. L. PORTER, Proprietor,
no77:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
Sewing MACHINES FOR sALE.-Four
Wheeler & Wilson and Grover & Baker Sew
ing Machines, perfectly new, fo= sale cheap
for cash. Apply at the LEADER counting
room. aoVzou
DzHFrsra1-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, Office
so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in tho best man
nsr and st low price. deo2R7T
LOST 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
Leaureau's POLLEN OF RosRs is at hand.
Be wise and buy. DoN'T WAIT FoR The
TooTHAcHE. For sale By Druggists. cots
HoME Manufacture-Psrson's Inimita-
bic Campboralsd Dentitrice. sspt2S-R9
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New CANAL BEIDGE.-The new Canal
bridge across the canal, at the foot Of Eagle
street, is now in psssable condition
Loaded teams and vehicles of every descrip-
ton are passing and re-passing hourly.
This bridge is decided improvement, and
will be found a great convenience to those
doing business in that section of the city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

MIsAPPREHEEsIoN.-M Of our kind
hearted, generous citizens are laboring
under misspprehensiOn in regard to pre-
pairing for the reception of the Forty first.
Let it be distinctly understood that timely
notice will be given of the arrival of the
regiment, what is wanted to feed thsm,
where it ia wanted and just when it is want
ed. It is only necessary to watch closely
the daily papers, and the Committee will see
that notice is given in time, that all that is
needed may be properly prepared.
COMMITTEE.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Losr.-A little girl named Della Fucker.
She is slightly dersnged in mind. She left
homo on Tuesday morning about 9 O'Clock,
is about l3 years old, of light complexion,
hair light and long, blue eyes; had en- gray
blanket shawl, red crimson hood, and an
old brown calico dress. ANY information of
her may be left at ths Police Station, with
policeman Peter Hopper. jan19:1t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

BABY DEPos1T.-The house Of Mr.. Hine-
baugh, on Garden street, was suddenly dis
turbed, late one evening last week, by the
loud ringing Of the dOOr-beT. Mrs. Hine-
Saugh went to the door and found, safely
deposited there in cosy bundle, newborn
babe. A note addressed to Mrs. H. was left
with the baby, requesting her to take charge
Of ana bring up the child. Not feeling like
undertaking the responsibility Of juvenile
charge, Mrs. H. consigned the infant TO the
care Of the Catholic Orphan Asylum.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

THE WELSH CHoIR's CoyoERT.-09ing
to the terribly bad weather last night the
concert of those excellent vocalists, the
Newburg Welsh Choir,was but slimly attend
Ell. The entertainment was, however, very
interesting. Many Of the choral perform
aucss were possessed of merit, as all were of
a certain unique popularity. We trust that
these singers may be induced to repeat their
concert at some more favorable season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

DIPrHERIA-Dr. Wstson's Diptheris
Cure is the best known remedy for all throat
diseases. For sale by Strong i Armstrong.
ian4.I34
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MORE RETURNED VETERASs.-The Sc
cond Massachusetts Infantry, numbering 22O
men, under Col. COgswell, passed through
here on Sunday, from the Army Of the Cum
bsrIand. They came by way of IndlAnaPO-
lis and left for Boston. They have re-enlist-
ed as veterans and are now going home to ELL
up their wasted ranks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

WY HAVE YOU BALD HEAD? AHD
how is it that you are loosing your once
beautiful head Of hair by its falling of when
a remedy can be procured with SO little trOu-
bic and expense? Read Prof. DeMunn's
advertisement IN another column, snd ys
bald profit by it.
The Professor leaves the city to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

ANOTHER ORDER WAS RECEIVED TODAY
from the army for BOneset Tonic, and sup
ply ssnt Everybody knows that this is the
best remedy now extant. Thousands of tes-
tinonials could be given to show its wonder
full curative powers, but I deem this unne-
eessary. It is combined with some Of the
best remedial agents now in use. janl9:lS4.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

DETANED.-Neilher the Columbus mail
train, due. here at two forty-fve in the eve
ming, or the Express, due at nine in the eve
ming, arrived until after midnight last night,
being detained by an accident down the
read, by which the freight train was thrown
from the track.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

FLEM1EG AND NEY.-This new and en-
terprising firm have just opened Grocery
aud Provision Store, st 134 Ontario Street.
They keep full stock of Butter Cheese
dried and fresh Fruits, and all kinds Of Gro
ceries. They do business on cash basis,-
the only safe foundation for business men,
Give them q call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

CHAEaE OF EBiroRs.-The firm of Many
ponny & Miller, who have been long in
charge of the Ohio Statesman, have disposed
of that paper to Amos LsymAn, Esq. The
change does not promise any amsliOratiOn of
politics in that journal. We hope it may not
deteriorate in ability.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

M4soUERADE.-The prize Masquerade
of the I. 0. N. e. Praoticing Assembly
comes eff at Chspin's Hall on Thursday
evening next 1t will DO one Of the pleas
ATTEST affairs of the season. The gentlemen
in charge Of it are bound to make it a sac
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

SIGNS OF THE TIMEs.-The study of one
and all, nova days, is, economy. Be care
faI and economiEe Our young men have
wisely concluded that a suit Of clothes once
q month amt to be had, and in order to make
8 new sixty dollar suit appear new and free
from soil for as long q time as possible, q
countless number of eIpedients are resortsd
to. The most popular one is that Of wearing
q bib, which is becoming quite fashionable
at our public dinner tables.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-19

Teacher OF Music Cleveland SemAls Seminar
g. A. BARLOW, Dear Eir:-lt g1vas me much Plaa1
rrs 10 be able TO say that consider KRabs's Piano
he dnest both IN volume ami syFseness, which hsT
eFer played upon, either IN AmerieR 0r EuroDo.
Thsps dals operate Wish better eEest than IN N
otherfn ~ trumsnts; and IN fact, Aabes motto ma
ITALY Be- fsExoelsior.'' mrs. q, 8. DOUGLAS,
Teacher q Mr1io, CeVslAnd,
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TurT,adiea oF the Sd.

The Ladies Of the St. Clair Street NJ. E.
Church will hold Festival for the benefit of
the Society on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, January 2Oth and 2lst, in the bsse-
msnt Of the church. They will also serve up
= dinner on Thursday, the 2lst, between the
hours Of u and 3 O'Clock, P. n to which the
patronage of the public and business men is
particularly solicited. jan1s:1A