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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

PRoPosRD ESLLReExEET OF TIE SoLDrEEs'
HoEE.-The Hon has had several seasons
of enlargement, as necessity has from lime
to time dictated. And now the walls are
too much straightened to accommodate the
greatly increased crowd of travel which
presses to the doors of that useful establish
ment. There is not sleeping room enough in
the Home. Beds have been put up in room
back of the dining apartment, but it Is
very ineonveniently located. If the build
ing were extended shout forty feet to the
South. another sleeping room could be
formed equal in size to the present one, and
the soldiers could be accommodated. About
ninety soldiers arrived at the Home late on
Saturday night, some of whom had to be
sent away to shift for themselves. The la
dies of the Commission are anxious to
build an addition to the Home. An extern
sion of forty feet win not cost over $500.
OF course if it is built it will be done by
the friends of those who are willing to con-
tribute to so good and necessary a work.
We trust that the means will be speedily
forthcoming, and the addition be quickly
made
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

SHIP CANAL AROUND E1LaARA FALLs.-The
question of establishing a National Ship
Canal around the Falls of Niagara is not q
mere matter of discussion, having been
agitated for several years both By Congress
and the people, but the coming of the war
put it for a time in abeysnce, together with
other questions of internal improvement,
though it was not lost sight of. The pres
ent Congress has given the matter some
consideration, ard the popular feeling has
again been aroused in relation to it, SO that
a prospect may be said to exist that some
thing definite will be done by the present
Congress. Following the course of similar
organizations at other points, the Board of
Trade of this city yesterday afternoon had
the subject under consideration, and adopt
ed the following resolution by a unanimous
vote as the ssnse of the body:
Resolved, By the Bosrd Of Trade Of the
City of Cleveland. That we, the members of
this Board of Trade, are impressed more
deeply than ever before with the vital i'm
portance, for the welfare and safety of the
whole country, of National Ship Canal
around the Falls of Niagara; that we ear
nestly invoke the attention of Congress to
its absolute necessity; thatw cordially ap-
prove Of the course of our able and patriot
ic Representative in relation thereto, and
request him to perssvere in urging the sub
ject upon the attention of Congress and the
government.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

PoLIoE CouRT.--An unusually large docket
was before the court yesterday morning.
Drunkenness-Cathari Drummie, sent
to the House of Correction tventy-nine
days; Henry Albreeht, fined $5 and costs,
and four other cases were disposed of by
the usual fine.
Yagrancy-EdSard Smith, semitic mfr
mary sixty days; Mary Parker and Ada
Keyser, fined the costs.
Indecent Exposure ofPerson-Elihu Pad
dock, fined $40 aud costs.
Petit Lareeny-Mary Hoffman and Eliz-
abeth o'COnner, the costs.
Assault and Battery-Jsmes Ryan, fn1d
IS and costs; Myron Cozzins, the cost.
Disturbsnee-Joseph Hopreehter, con-
tinued to the 18th.
Keeping House OF III Fame-Ads Arm
strong, fined S25 and costs.
Residing in same-Jenny Brown and
Lizzie Deming, SO and costs, each.
Thera were also eight cases Of those who had
violated the sidewalk ordinance by failing
to remove the snow and ice from the side
walks in front Of their residences. They
were all fined the costs. About thirty in
dietments for this ofiense were registered
at the Police Court on Saturday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

FALLON's oPTIcoN.-Brainsrd' Hall
was well filed last evening by ladies' and
gentlemen, gathered to sse the splendid
exhibition which is the perfection of the
daguerrean art. This art, sprung up, as it
were, from nothingness, has proved itself
to be one Of the foremost ciyilizers and re-
fners of the age. It has immensely be-
friended and patronized the poor. The
photograph and stereoseoPe have brought
to the eye of the poorest American laborer
sll the beauty of European scenery and
architecture, and of modern and antique
sculpture. Fsllon's stereopticon is anoth-
er and, apparently, final step in the per
feetiOn of this service. Ralph Waldo En-
erson, after an exhibition, declared that ait
was the elimination of the Daguerrean
art, and Daguerre himself ought to have
seen it."
No one pretending to any taste, should
fail of seeing this beautiful exhibition, and
we are sure that the Hall will be crowded
every night while it remains. "Beauty
does not come at the call ofa Legislature, .
but Mr.. FallOn has imported it, and
givos US now the &rest opportunities for
gratifying and improving tho taste, and
refining the mind.
Seats must be secured, if at all, early in
the day. A new collection of views each
night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

Struck on The Weddell House, Cleve-
land, under the proprietorship of the
Messrs. KirkwJod, has struck oil. Hun
dreds of people who sometimes seek rest
at this house from the fatigues and delay
of trsvel, are compelled to forego the an
ticipated pleasure by finding the house
already filed. Rather than abandon the
hope, however, and be deprived Of the at
fractions of the table, they will sometimes
resort 10 chairs and scfas to obtain rest for
the night. We were belated day or two
since, and upon arriving there, solicited
bed. 'fNot one in the house." was the
response of the clerk. A curious house, to
be without beds, we inaudibly sOliloquiEed.
''They are all TAKEN" added the clerk,
And consequently we luxuriated our six
feet of mortality at full length upon the
parlor floor.
The building is to be enlarged during
tho coming spring, by having added to it
nearly as many rooms as are now contained
in the original structure. 1t is already one
of tho finest hotels in tho country, and the
contemplated improvements will make il
the superior of anything between New
York ald 81. Louis,-Erie Dispatek.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17
NEW YORK mAKKEr-Jan. Is.

~ .- y lBT TELEGRAPH.
Cotton-Dun and lower sales at 81 06 foI
middliug uplands.
grades; S1I O5glI 20 Common to Good shipping
Brands extra round hoop Ohio; SI1 28@12 90 foT
trade brands. Market closing quiet, with buyerl
geasEay rsfssns s ts Rs Rsy ssy sdssaes. l1sludse
half Of February ct $40 60.
Whislxy-Mors aedve sad arusr. sAlss west
Wheaf-Duil az d Dcmfnslly uneba. ged.
RYo-Quist.
Rarley-Duli,
COFn-stssdy; only limited supply at % 90 for
white western mixed western Hominal st 81 90
OafE-DuTl and declining. sslss at 81 OC for
western.
COfee-Duu-
suRar-Quist. Musoovado l99is5Ee.
PSS91~1S1e1U5~oaiss 6. 5lasss for Crude; 7s5S
a74c for Refined in bond; sSa9ic fer Refined nee.
PerE-Some e=hat unsettled with s fair de-
uuaud, chisfy speculative ct S42 50942 IS for new
mesa; S4I 6094l sI1< for 1861 mass, cash and
regular way-closlng at$41 621< caAh; eSa9SSs R6
for prima and $40 O0041 90 for prime mess. Als0,
$500 bbis mess, for January, February and MarebS
buyers and sellers option, s42 o004S 6O 66oO bbl1
neyy- mesa Hnus terms and delivering at t42 $50
"a 90; and 100 bbls mess for February Gt 81 20.
BeeE-Aetive, chiefly on Government account 81
about preyfons prices.
Beef Hams-Quiet at $40 b092I 90
Cuf Meats - Unchanged 1IH9lsEc for
Shoulders: leH2Ic for Hams.
BACON Sfdes-Stsady at nc for long cut
hams and sTa2l5{e for Cunbsrlsnd eui, part for
February. ,.,,.,-
for western. the lstteI price an extreme.
Iard-Heavy. Sales ct 2o9247zc-
Bntter : Heavy ct ss94se for Western and
z80e0 for State. ...o,
CheesesaEiss Of l6e2ie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

PRESENTATION TO MR. EvAEs.-Mr. Evelyn
Evans, the popular stage-manager and
leading actor of the Academy of Music, has,
during his brief residence in this city, done
much by gratuitOusly giving his services
to the West Side Soldiers Relief Society,
for the benefit of our defenders. He has
several times delivered readings for the
benefit of this society. tho last of which, q
series of sacred readings, came off on Sun
day night, at Braiuard's Hall. Asa token
of the appreciation in which his services
was held, several citizens of the West 3 do
united in procuring for him volusble
gold-headed cane, which was r,resantsd to
him on Saturday evening I,.st a. the resi-
donoe Oft. s. Burrin, ESD, BY the hands
Of MISS NINA BURR The presentation
was an 'HaPr07'PP.4 but very pleasads affair,
ana Mr- Eva IS will always retain with
hlm TINS D andsome znemeato from his West
Side fri' ,nds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

CxxCEET ToUB.-We learn that several
ell-known and accomplished musicians
of this city, among whom are those excel
lent vocalists, the Douglas family, and that
celebrated instrumental performer, Mr..
George F. Doll, intend making 8 concert
tour in the eastern section of the state and
in the oil-rcgions Of Pennsylvsnia. They
gave g musical soirce on Friday evening
last, at Temperance Hall, above Critchley's
Music store, at which large number Of
auatsurs were present; who expressed
themselves. as greatly delighted with the
quality ofthe entertinment. The tour will
be insugurated by concert in Akron,
which will probably be given on Wednes-
day evening next, and the company will
visit Warren. Mesdville, Franklin and
other places in the oil-regions. We COM
mend them 60 our friends in that Sec
ton. Their concerts will be found very
excellent and entertaining.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17


NEw YoRK IEDEPEEDEET.-Iti is not neces-
ST Try for US to tell our readers that the
Independent is the very best family paper
in America, for it is too well known as
such, to need our advertising assertion.
It is at once publication religious butnOt
narrow, literary, political, financial and
social in its character, and is ably edited
by Theodore Tilbon, assisted by q talented
corps of writer's, each one of whom is well
qualified for the discharge of the duties of
his respective department. 1t numbers
among its regular contri butors some of the
best writers in the land, and Henry Ward
Beecher's sernons-one in each num-
ber-are indispensable matter in every
intelligent household. .z
Mr.. ]. B. Gribble is agent for the In
dependent here. He may be seen at his
residence, No. As Cheshire street, or COM
municat;ons through the Post-ofiee will
receive from him prompt attention.
Those who are debating the question Of
a family newspaper, we advise to subscribe
at on &C for the New York Independent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

Tie market to day has Eulsd with It's wcntod
dullnes5, in al departments, and we h7vs not :
single change to note in the way OF prices for any
siugll article. Ws quote IS follows;
FrsiKifs-Stssdy at the following rates ALI
BAIE-To New York, Flour 50 90; Wool 50 "A
Dressed Hogs 81 30. To Boston, Flour 81 1Oj Wool
% Al; Dressed Hogs 81 40.
FIOJsE-In fir hGme demand and steady at
50 509l0 25 for Xxx red SO 519ll Is for Xxx
wbite saleE loo bbls Xxx red at SO 90.
Wheat-HO zales to-day, and market nominal.
ly unchanged ct quotations for last sales.
OOrn-Q Quiet. Sales car old shsI. oi fr,n st 70
at 81 40; cara new shsIled ct 81 90.
ORfs-Quist but firm at s5o from store.
Rye and Barley-NOihing ding, but mar.
ket unchanged at previous quotations.
Dressed HOgs-R5OsiptS light, and packers
Eot doing much. We eantinue to quote firm at
I4s<9l5e for gItd average lots Of 300 bs.
POrk-Firm. Clear S42 co.. No. 1 Me=s.s Oc;
No. Mess sss. 90. ...-
Lard-In good st7aIy demand at 30 IN tisrscT
and ESQ IN kegs.
ButtsE-Very duH and prices nominal ct sS0
IS, for Western Bfsar=e; ss@ioc for Central.
Cheese-Quist, but firm Good to prime West
cru Reserve ls92Oc.
Eggs-oulet. Small sales ct sec
HighWiHeE-Dun but arm Reid At So 20.
AleOhOl-Firm at 81 4294A for ss Per cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 s692 90.
PetrOIeum-Markes firm and unchanged 1t
ss9s5c for Refined.
Seeds-In moderate request Clover s14 2s@
Il 90 Timothy held at Sc Ooas 25-
Beans-stsady at g O092 % for rev medium
white old do So 80.
Dried AppIes-Ths demand Is good and the
market very firm at 1so. pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-In good demand and scarce.
Sales at So9s2o for uupselsd, and 4Pe for peeled.
Feafhers-Eice live see1s Feathsrs are held
at s5o.
saIt-steady. Coarse IS so; Ground Solar ss rs;
Fine z 95.
rPOuI9ry-In fair demand at 1so per u for
Chickens; 17e for Turkeys; Ice for Ducks; 75o
each for Goese.
TaHog-ssIes Of $4,000 d. eountry.rsndsr,d
asl51ze. '
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

The above form o,pIOposals viii be adharsd to as
closely as practicable Other forms wilt be received
by the Department and duly considered.
proper guarantee that the bidder is abb . to
fulfil the contract, certified to BY the Cerk Of the
nearest District Court, United States District
Attorney, must accompany the proposal, or 1t viii
be rejected.
An oath of allegiance to the United States Gov
ernment must also accompany ths pFoposal-
The contracts Will be awarded to the loves. re-
sponsible party parties, who viii be duly notified
by mail, or otherwise, that their bid is accepted,
and Immediately required 70 enter into contract
under bends to the amount OF s.. COO. The bonds
must be properly certified, and the postOfiee ad-
dress OF principals and sureties stated upon them
Bidders may be present in person when the pro-
posals arc opened.
The postJidoe address OF the parties proposing
must be distinctly written upon the proposal
Proposals must be addressed to Surgeon ID. l..
MAGRUDER, U. s. ARMY, MEDICAL PURyEToGY Lou
IsVuLE, KKNTUcKY.
Tns Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids deemed unsuitable .H.
d. L. MAGRUDER,
Surgeon Q. s. Army and Medical Purveyor,
Louisville; KY
Printed forms Of proposals may be had at this
Office. janlO:Is6-TuThs sGtistp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

NEwcoNB's MNsTREJs-This well known
and popular troupe opened their brief sea-
son at the Academy of Music last evening.
A full house was in attendance, and their
programme was faithfully and fully exc
cuted. Connected with this company are
some of the best vocalists in the minstrel
business, and their ballad music was of
the best order in selection and execution.
Since their last visit they have added sew
eral new performers of undeniable merit,
enhancing thereby the interest of their en-
tertainment. Go end hear them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

TIE sEESoTT HoMcIDE.-REHEARIEe OF
TEE ExANINATIoN,-sergesnt Charles Vic
tor, who shot Captain sennott, Of Black
River, on the Slst alt., had a rehearing
before Judge Tilden, yesterday afternoon.
dessrs. c. ". Palmer and F. T. Backus sp-
peared on behalf Of the State aud S. ]. An
drswS, Esq, on behalf of the defendant,
who was held to bail in thesun Of $1,000.
The previous examination of the prisoner
in the Police Court had resulted in his
being held in the sum Of $1,000, in default
of which he had been committed to jail.
Re expects to obtain bail tO.da9.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

ALCOHOL-FOR SALE AT THE
IA lowest market rates By
- CHURCHILL 4 PR0THER,
daio Druggists, I26 Ontario It.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

Dr1LTED.-The Columbus train due here
at $50 a. Il. did not arrive till about 1.SC
P. N, yesterday, being detained by the
breaking Ofsn engine wheel, between Vel.
lingson and La Grange.
We hear that the Mahoning train due
here at 1925 A. n, did not arrive tin late
y esterday afternoon, but could not learn
the cause ofthe delsy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

DELAY OF THAIxs.-one effect Of the snow
and cold weather still remains and appears
in the tardy arrival of railway trains.
Every train yesterday WIS considerably be-
hind time. The two-thirty P. r., Erie
train had not arrived at four o'clock. A
faeight train, we learned, was of the,Traek
little below Girard, which was one cause
of the delay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

LIGHT OUT OF DARK PLACEs.-We are
greatly obliged to friends with shermnn's
army for a copy of the Savannah Repu5-
liean " for Tuesday, January 5th, 1865. Its
paper and ink, dingy and dark in aspect,
was so like what we have associated with
the very idea of secession print, that we
opened the little sheet half expecting to
find it q mouther of rank treason. But it
is true blue-loysl to the core, and though
printed on rebel material, evidence clearly
enough that Yankee brains and Yankee
hands have been employed upon it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

LOsr.-on Monday afternoon, between
the Weddell House and Churchill's drug
store gold ring, set with large red
stone. Inside the ring are the words,
Thomas, from Hattie" The finder will
be literally rewarded on leaving the same
at A. 8. POwerS's tailor shop, Bank street.
Janl7:lSG T. L. NICHOLS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

FIRE AT BEDFoRD.-A sawmill at Bedford,
owned by Benjamin LsmsOn, Esq, our
County Recorder, was burned down a few
nights since. As no fire had been used in
the building on the preceding day, and as
party of drunken men were heard py.ar il
during the night, the conAsgratioy, sup
posed to have been their work. Loss about
S3, 900. No. insurance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

JOIN B. GOUeH.-This foremost of Tenn
Peranee orators will give lecture on Tenn
psrance in Euclid Street Church, to-mor-
row night, before the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Of that Church. Professor
Brainard will relieve the otherwise tedious
hour of waiting, b. the music of the organ.
Of course no one will fail of hearing Mr..
Cough, who is lucky enough to get within
the church.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

FINGER Cur oFF.-"TOmmy," errand boy
Of the LEADER editorial roo IL N the
Press-room yesterds- - ,ot h.,
hand caught in T. u somehow gOs Is
ed a los. q AZ lie machinery, and suffer
mart Of ~ g extent ofone, or the greater
no-.i,, 4e finger. He had it dressed, and
Dr. Ted in the regular discharge Of his
lties, displaying manful fidelity worthy
Of maturer years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17
LOCAL NOTICES

First Ward Draft Protection AssOeia.
tiOn.-speeiAl meetings this GTussday) evening,
and Thursday evening. At either Of these meet
ings it may bO decided whether the funds shall be
used in recruiting.
New members will be received to Che Association
until the evening Of Thursday, the 18th. Those
who have not yet taken stock should do 50 at once.
Larger sums, and more Of them must be had, CT
the Ward will rot be cleared. Every man interest
ed should attend the meetings.
" MELHINCH, Pr5st.
E. CHESTER, Sec. janl7:ls6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

CASUALTY AT MoSRoHvILIE.-On satur-
day last, the eastward bound train on the
Cleveland and Toledo railroad ran over a
drunken man, about two miles west of
MonrOeYilIe, killing him instantly. He
was lying on the track, and was probably
stupefed by liquor, as bottle of whiskey
was found near his body. His name has
not yet been aseertained. 3.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

SEVENTH LECTURE OF THE CoURsE.-Ralph
Waldo Emerson viii deliver the next regu-
lar lecture of the course in Brainard's Hall,
next Thursday evening. "Social Aims in
America" ia his subject. 1t will be ons Of
the rarest treats of the season. Mr.. Emer-
son will, of course, draw largo and select
audience.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

THz SUICIDE AT THE UNITED STATES HosPI
EAL.-The name of the soldier who com
mitted suicide on Saturday night was Johr
Maddocks, not shaddocks, as we gave j
yesterday morning. His home is in Shelf
field, Lorain County. On his person wal
found S1O3 in money, and two notes, ont
for 1920, and the other for $3.50. TheCor
oner did not think it necessary to hold al
inquest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

Examined AND DIscHARGKD.-Isaae seeley,
arrested Few days since for running off
deserters, had an examination yesterday
morning before United States Commissioner
White. He was discharged, the evidence
against him not sustaining the accusation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17
FORM OF PROPOSAL.

The undersigned proposes to furnish daily, or
otherwise all the ice required for the hospitals
upon approved reQuisitions Of Surgeons in chsrgs,
at or mar the within named poiatJ, ct the follow
sng price per hundred pounds, namely --
g. cts per hundred pounds.
The ice Ehall be of the b5st quality, and subject
TO the approval OF the Surgeon in charge, who Will
receipt for the actual amount delivered at each
hospital.
Payment to be made from time to time upon du-
pliosts bills, certified to by the Medical Director.
Signed,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The case of David
Town was brought up this morning, and
the hearing postponed until the 25th inst
The court adjourned without doing any
further business. 1t is expected that the
Grand Jury will bring in large number Of
indictments this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17
LEADER
TUESDAY JANUARY ~
sKVV ADVEliI;IsEsIs7iNTiE.


For sale-Two-story House.
Situation Wanted.
Found Horse Blanket
5000 Heir of Deborah Anz and J. Mccormick
Dor siion-LoeaI Notice.
Boarding Heuse for sale-LOOsl Notice.
Bucksheat FlOur-6B River street.
Cleveland Library Assoelati :n-Leoture.
T. S. Mich lls-Lost.
@. Il. Little-sundries OF Commission.
pr. GihsOn.-MedioaI Success Extraordinary
g. Lsne-TWo Useful and Wonderful Thinss.
Good TemPlars-Public Meeting.
First Ward Draft Association-LocaI Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17
ASSISTANT QUAsTEaHAsTER's oTTIoE,
MEDICAL PURVEY0B's OFFICE,
LOUISVILLE, KH., Jan. 5th, 1855.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
Hrecsived at this once until January 25th, 1895,
for furnishing Ice to the Medical Departments Of
the Army during the ensuing year, st the ptints
herein designated. The Ice to be stored by tho
tractor IN properly oonstrueted Ice houses at each
point Of delivery, on before the 18th Of April
next the Ice noE to be recepted for until its quail
~ the fitness OF tho ice-house, and the manner in
which 1t is packed shall have been approved by a
medical nicer and payment will be made only for
the amount thus actually stored aud receipted for.
The proposals VIII be made for the quantities in
diested below required at the respective pieces
with the proviso that should more be needed at ny
time for the years. supply, It shall be furnished at
the same rates and under the same oon6itions-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

DOnatIOI.-ThO friends Of Rev. A. swartz,
pastor Of the Kinsman and Perry streets E7sngeli-
cal Church, viii make him donation ct the chapel
OF the Society, on Friday evening, the 2Oth at sew
en- o'clock. general invitation is extended.
jAnl7;lS6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

Card.-1 have suffered several months With that
lOathsOme disease "Catsrrh y tried most Of the
advertised remedies but without relief, until after
using one bottle Of Dr. Seelsys Remedy, which has,
think, effsctedG care. Feeling 1t q duty to fell
low sufferers, 1 ehesrfulIy make this statement.
Ell. PARKS,
jan1eRs o. Bank street, Cle7elsndi o.