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Fernando wood Being converted.

The latest novelty under the sun is the
remarkable change passing over Fernando
Wood. He has done more to sustain the
rebel cause through the New York Neros
than any man in the North. Now heinsiBts
in Congress upon maintaining the Union at
all hazards and talks about aiding the con-
quering armios of his country. Hail Fer
nsndo, chief convert from the gospel of
peace"
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Faeefiae.E

Why does q salmon die before it lives :?
Because its existence is Qua before it comes
to life. f-r,. q.
Why is wise old boy like collection
OF unpaid bills7 Because he's an (kn)-
owing file.
What does thief do when he steals 8
teHPot Puts Il thespout. Hal hal
A conscript being told that It was sweet
to die for his country, tried to excuse him
sweet things. =Ii'o ''''''1'' 'i-- ~
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~ Nails will be opened and ready for delivery
ons hour after arrival Of trains
trsins.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
Eastern Through arrives At 7;sO A. NJ, 215 P. NJ,
Esstern Way arrives at 1920 AM.
Western Through arrives At $50 A. H., $40 P. NJ
do Way arrives at 2.55 P. NJ
Ssndusky Wsy arrives at 9.15 A. M.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. NJ 500 p q
do Way arrives at $50 P. N.
Pittsburgh Through arrives At 9:55 A. n.
Way arrives at 1910 P. n.
MahOning Way arrives st 1O:S5 A. NJ,
AasGqville arrives at 1923 A. n.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. N.
RookPort, &C., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays snd
Saturdays at Il r..
Warrensville arrives daily at 1O:l5 A. N.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily A. ID.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
EAsTEsE THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. New
York, Hartford, and Painesville. Geneva, AshtAbu
10 md OOnneant. closes at $50 A. n.
2:25 P. II.
EAsTEHN THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
BosLon, New York snd Hartford, closes at 300
=. h.
aAsTzRE WAY, for ali points between Cleveland
~ d Erie, closes at ESQ P. n.
WKsTEES THRoUGH, for Toledo DetrsIt, Chicago;
ard Milwaukee closes at 7:l0 A. NJ.
WEsTEBE THBOUGH, for Toledo Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo oloses at 600 P III.
WssTERS WAY, for All points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at 1:45 P. NJ.
SAHDUsKY WAY, for sAndnsky and all interme.
diate points, closes st $3.50 P. NJ.
CINCINNATI WAY, for eli points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 7.05 A. n.
UtsCTsSATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes at 7:O5 A. n.
O'sOIEEATTI THOUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis indianapolis GAINESVILLE And
Wheeling, closes at 800 P. n.
PITTssUnGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash.
IA ytcn, closes at 1880 P. NJ.
PlrTsBUnaH way, for all points between Oleve-
ard, Wellsvlle, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil.
sdsphial Baltimore and Warrington, oloses at TOO
A NJ.
dAHOsIEG WAY, for all points between Cleveland
aad Youngstown. closes st 9:45 p. NJ
N sADvILLE, closes at 9:5A A. NJ.
hEDISA WAY, closes - 7:3O A. II.
f2 3oCTPORT &o. olosss on Tuesdays ThurHdayu
hnd Saturdays, at i2M.
WARREHsvuLE, closes daily, 1880 A. NJ.
dAsT CLEVELAND and Euclid, closes daily Rt
P. -.
Mail and Drop Letters required BY Law TO b
pes-paid.
81 Oity Circulars srs required to be prepaid with
S tWO-oent stamp.
Onos open from T:sO A. N. to T:sO P. n. o.
suacsJ fyon Q A. n. % 1000 A M
Z C0wLEs. P. M.
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rnxtnr unitsd stn,es stocks.

The recent decision the Supreme Court
of the United States to the effect that a
State has not the power to tax United States
Securities, either directly or indirectly, hss
elected considerable comment. The fact
that such large amounts of capital are now
funded in national securities, makes this
decision one of the most momentous ever
made. But similar decision seems tohave
been made as much as forty years ago.
United States Securities were regarded by
Chief Justice Marshall as "means employ
ed by the General Government for the ex-
ecution of its powers" In 1919, in the
month of February, the following decision
was made: " find, then, on just theory,
a total failure of this original right to tax
the means employed by the Government
of the Union for the execution of its pow
ers- The right nevsr eristed" Again,
"The question Is, in truth, question of
supremacy; and If the right of the States
to tar the means employed By the General
Government be conceded, the declaration
that the Consultation, and The LaaOs made IN
pursuance thereof, shall be the supreme laaO
of the land is empty and unnleaning decta-
n1atiOn."-[ [See the decision in the case of
McCulloch es The State of Maryland and
others, 4 Wheaton Reports, aI6-437.l
In the light of the last decision, Gov
ernment bonds are very desirable for in
vestment being subject 10 no tax but the
income tax.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-07

General Rousseau, of Kentucky, has made
application to the War Department to en-
able him to raise new veteran corps of
ten thousand men. Its believed he might
raise that number in Kentucky, Illinois
and Indiana.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-07

MI AOIEhO DALE--1QfsuAQE 10 the
UlLeommand Of q deoTetal order OF sale from tbe
Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyGhOgs county, at tho
sniL Of alfred Kellogg, Administrator Of the Estate
Of Martin Kellogg, deceased, AGAINST John Pellstt
and Charles Hart, 10 me directed, shall Cfier fer
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House in the city Of CisVsland, on the twenty
eighth dsy of February, A. D. 1865, at three o'clock
p. n the following described premises, to wit -
Parts OF lots eighty six 6 and ninety six (9Gl in
Dover township, number seven, "a ard IN tne fif-
tesntE range in tue Connecticut Western Reserve,
being also IN Guy ah ga county and state Of Ohio,
and bounded as follows: Commencing on the Lake
sh0le on ths Northeast corner Of land owned by
Joseph Moore, jun., and running Themes Sou,h on
said MOOre's West limo to Henry TaylOr's land;
thence lest the North line Of said Tay ylOrs land
TO land owned by Benjamin Cohoon aud samuel and
Jacob RottOm; themes AoIth the East line Of
said CohOOn and Bottom land to the Lake shore;
thence East alOBg the Lake shore TO ths place OF
bekiDung, containing fifty eight acres Of land, be
the same more or less, together with all the hered
itaments AID RppurteBAacss theTenntO belonging,
but BHhjset 10 all legal highways.
Appraised ~ 50 Oj0.
d. ". GE, Master Com'r.
3. R. EEAvIs, Pld's Atty. jan2s:l93
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Casualties Attending the Capture Of
Fort Fisher. - |.

Casualties Attending the Capture of
Fort Fisher.
We understand that the official report
Of the casualties in the taking of Fort Fish
or is as follows: ..-- ~ frI
Killed-10 officers and 100 men. III
8 Wouuded-4T officers and 4sO men.
Missing-13 enlisted men. sT Sc.
In the assault upon the works: .s1
Killed-3 officers and D men.
WOunded-7 officers and "a men.
Thirteen men were missing from the
subsequent explosion of the magazine, ma
king an aggregate of 1856 killed, s37
wounded. and 26 missing. TEa
Of the Iol reported wounded from the
explosion Of the magazine, only ffty-six
were 50 fsE injured as TO require surgical
treatment. @+-
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The asccursed murderersp continue TO
PrOwl about Kentucky, Scarcely day
passes but that some band of guerriIlas is
found dAshing into villages, robbing and
numbering friend and foe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-07

The Louisville Journal favors the repeal
of the Constitutional Amendment abolish
ing slavery, and thinks Kentucky can be
brought up to the work Of ratification.
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The CanifnI ~ nIinnis.

The people of Chicago are making ef-
forts to have the Capital of the State trans
ferred to that city. They offer to erect
building, donate park and residence for
the Governor, and do sundry other gener-
Gus things. Chicago would certainly seem
to be the place if the transfer is made from
Springfield.
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Great Overland Mail ROutetO CaIIfOr-


Great Overland Mail ROutetO CaIIfOr.
mia
understand that the Military De-
partment of Missouri is extended to cover
Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado, embrsc-
ing the. eastern portion of the great Cali
fornia Overland line, and the command bas
been conferred upon Major General Pope,
Transferred from the Department of the
Northwest General Pope will hereafter
have his headquarters st st. Louis, Mis-
souri, a,s.-a- a.1 a .sa5
General Curtis is also transferred from
his present command to that of the
Northwest thereby succeeding General
Pope. 1.a ssll Oh al-
The headquarters of General Curtis will
be at Milwaukee. ..a5
General Dodge is assigned the command
of Fort LeavenWorth.
Brigsdier General Connor, now at Salt
Lake, Utah Territory, is assigned TO com
mAnd at Denver, with complete supervi-
sion and authority over the overland Cali
fornia route, and viii be furnished with
ample forces to secure protection to the
passengers mails, and other property
which may be transported along thst vast
and important line. With such an officer
in charge, The people may well feel assur-
ed that their safety and interests will be
Vigilantly cared for.
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GuttEaE.
GyoLoMops I1sPBovED sPEOrA,
I.H. SOLOMONS0M

Practical and scientio opticisn, Eeeps the large;
assortment Of Optical InBtrumsnts In the city. Be
ing an old establishment, and having been sxtens
lively pAtronised, hc has the confidence that "a
present stock will warrant the continuance Of pu
lie faVorB. All his speotRcles Of the best qualitf
Of crystal glasses, ground under hs own inEpectloh
10 all cases curing weakness dizziness, and impartI
Ing strength for long reading and ine sewing. Ara
tlhoial eyes inserted without pain.
OFFI0E-13O Superior-5t., first door from the 81 ]
trance to the American Hotel.
~ Beware OF trayelsrS elaimiaS 10 Be kir. Solo.
nonson or bis agent iulJ2l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-07

Lively times are being had in the vieir-
ity of Chattanooga. Tia rebels occasion
ally make their appearance in that re-
gion. 1g ----t1 -sH--..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-07

The State Convention of Missouri is
still in session at St. Louis, discussing the
interests of the State.
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Railvaps.
A TLANTIO AND GREAT WRsTRKB
"A hallway.

IA RAILWAY.
Fail ana Winter ATfaa ement.
Takes Effect Monday, EoUenl5eT zsh, 1864.
Two Through Express Trains Daily between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
"DAY EXPREss- laATea Cleveland (Sundays excoPt-
od) at $3.50 A NJ, arrives st Meadville at 2:cu P -
(Dinnerl Salamanca q $3.50 P NJ, Isl 'epiHs tss%l
might EXPRESS" leaves CleVelaIri (BaturdEgs
eIcePtedl At s;i6 P n, sleeping Cars attaches
$50 A. NJ, and New York At l0:3O p. \.
WESTWARD.
Day Exprsss-Lesves New York at..........T:O. A. r.
Arrives at Cleveland at......7:5l 4 -
Night do Leaves New York at. .....6OV p. H.
Arrives at Cleveland st......9lO P. >.
MAIL TRAINS
Train leaving Cleveland (East) At.......... 9:5U A.
arrives al franklin st.. 7:45 P. y.
Train leaving Cleveland at (EAst) )..........9l5 P.
arrives at franklin At......lO:lO A. n,
Train leaving Cleveland at (5outh) ).,....... S45 2.
arrives st Youngstown at. 7:SO P.
Train leaving Cleveland at (sOuih). 5:3 A. N.
arrives at Youngstown st. 80 P. n.
Train leaving Youngstown at NORTH e:45 A.
arrives at Cleveland At......10:25 A. =.
Salamanca at West ),...... $40 A. NJ.
arrives at Meadville at......I0:45 A \.
arrives at Akron st.......... $40 P. n.
Akron at (Ehstl l............... 1:lO A. n.
arrives at Mesdviiie at-...l2:30 p. \.
arrives at Salamanca At... 7:21 P. y
LOCAL ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Train Leaving Akron at West ............ 1000 A. M.
arrives at Mansfield Rt...a. 3l5 P. n.
arrives At Gallon Et.......... 435 P. n.
Gallon at (East) ............... 800 A. n.
arrives at Mansfield st...... 1000 A. II.
arrives At Akron Rt.......... 4:I5 P n.
d" Gallon at (West) ...........,.. 7:l5 A. M.
arrives at Urbane at t........ 100 ?. N.
arrives at Dayton gt........ 400 ?. N.
Dayton at lEast) ),..........., TOO A. N.
arrives a. UrbanA at.........I0:2) a. N.
arriveayRt Gallon at......... $40 p. N.
AK for Through Tickets via "5alamanca."
-. +. s EEFsEB, Genl 5up't.
J o. CALHOUN, Gsn1 iokst Agent. n0Zs
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PRESENTS.

Christmas aud New Years at Union Hall.
Those vino want Presents should give US call.
We bAvs Clothing for rich, and Clothing Tor poor
All should come 90 US and Bargains secure;
We have CT thing for Boys, and ClOthiog for Men
Many mora st, les than II UOw try 20 pen;
Goats, Overcosts, Pants, jacket and Vests,
All our own mske and surely the best.
We have scaris and Scarf Pins. Neck Ties and
OraVRts,
Shirts, Gloves aud CollaTs, suspenders and Rata,
Half Hose aud Handkerchiefs. Wrappers and Draw
srs,
Made ont Of Silk, Wool, merino or Gauze;
And many more things that usefni and nice,
Which for these times we'll sell u very low price.
Aud then for the lad es cod bless the dear creatures
Aud grant that no sorrow my ere mar iheir fsa-
tuTss;
The present for then uhich will give them most
pleasure,
And be in each household ., blessing and treasure.
Is II Swing MAOHINEt ore of SIHGERS, you
know,
Is ahead of all other Machines m de to 10 sow.
It Is simple, it is handsome, and easy to run
And by far the best Sewing Machine Huder the sun.
Tnen all who want Presents to UNION HALL HE,
Well we know, that when there you'll not fail to
buy,
For the gifts that ara valued and priced most Of all
Are those that are purohAsed at our famed UNION
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Weikel Run and McRlhinney
OIL co.
CAPITAL, $3.50, 900
23OO SHARES, 800 EACH.
$4,000 60 be reser eel for Developing
Property.

The Company own in fee simple, free Of all incum.
brance, large tract Of land TALL Of which is bore
able territory situated IN Veuango county, Pa, in
what Is believed to be part of the Great Oil Basin,
Of which Oil Greek Is The central line.
They have two wells Gown. each to the depth Of
500 feet, with splendid show of OIL both Of Nhieh
arc about TO bs testet, aad are mAAing prspa-
Talions tor sinking a third.
limited amOant Of stock now offered for sale.
Subscription books Opsu at Banking House Of FAR
mer Painter, l45 Superior street, where all nfor
nation can be OBJ aimed. ianl3:l93
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4faaI Aotifes.

MASTERS SALE.-Pursusnt to the
ILl command Of decretal order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas, Of Guy ahOga County, Ohio,
at the suit OF Edward henton, administrator Of the
estate OfWilliam Green, deceased against Isaac L.
Gleason, Watson Z Thompson, receiver of LuciOus
$. Peck, CORTLAND Palmer and Frederick T. Wal
lace, assignees Of Billiard. Hays Palmer b Co.,
LeFerett AlcOtt and Burrett ". Horton, Perry h.
BabcOck and bopsOn Hurd, Jr., Charles bradburn
and Waldo A. Fisher, Harriet Uhl, Il. H. Little
and Henry G. Abbey, receiver Of Lucius s. Ieck,
to me directed. shau expose Cor sac, at public
auction at the door Of the Court House, in the City
# Cleveland, the sth day of March, A. d. 1865,
at O'Clock p. nj Of said day, the following de-
scribod land to wit Situate in the town Of inde-
pendence, IN the County Of Cuyahoga, and state Of
ohio, and is known being part Of lot number ten
Of Hubbard Tract, 50 called, east Of the CuyahOga
river, and bounded, to wit: Commencing at the
point Of the third step in the foot Of the Lock
Der 3s north OF Portage summit, in she Ohio canal
and on the towing path side, numbering the steps
from the top of the Lock- and running thence west
erly point in the garden fence, standing about
two feet north from the priyy, with the stakes
driven by It thence sOutheriy on the line of the
garden fence through the barn yard TO the north
line Of the farm belonging to Moses Gleason thence
east said line to the Ohio canal; thence north
ery along the canal the place of beginning con-
tanning one acre Of land more or less; alsO q road
or lane next the tOwing-path north, to the bridge
across the canal.
Appraised at u, 500.
d. W. GAGE, Master Com'r
E. T. HAMILTON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
fPb3:1g2
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OIL COMPANY.

DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
The Lands and Oil Wells connected tnerewith are
located in NsnangO county, Penn.
Fifty-siE acres I'm fee aimT y lie within short
walk OF Oh Greek, above Oil City, west o. the cell
ebrated Cspp, BFchausn, Rynd, MeCliDtOck and
story Farms on which sre lJcatsd the largest pro-
dueing a0d flowing wells in the country. Wells
are nov being sunk this and
Two other Tia t8 lie Immediately on the Ale.
ghHHy River, Ons mile above Oh City, on the AlIOrn
Farm. The Company have a lease running nine
ty mine years.
Two wells have been sunk on these tracts
one is down GDO feet and already producing Oil aud
will nO dOGbt prove at least D 100 barrel we'll.
Tho other is down 2OO feet with = ins promise Of
OIL
The work is rapidly being pushed ahead All
the engines, tools, implements, derIicks, engine
houses, tuuing, quarters tanks, belong the Com
pany, and a,e OF the very best description aud
quality.
limited number Of Subscriptions will be bo re.
ceiyed at FIVE DOLLARS per Share, By appiica-
t0n in person by letter to the Once OF the Com
pany, corner Water snd Superior streets, where
maps, pr0spoctusss and all olber information can
D. obtained jams
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Steam to and from the Old Country

Steam to and from the Old Country.
HHE WBLL-KNOWN Aza "A
il faYOrite Cyde-bnilt iron Steam. a StaA
ers Of the A H0BOR LINE 1fs -. - -
ships, "HIBERNIA," ." tsCALEDo- -
NIA, )" "BRITANL4, ''and - UNITED KINGDOM,
are intended to sail fortnightly and from New
York, carrying passengers TO and from liverpool,
GasgOls, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Gall5Dy or Londonderry. These vessels were built
specially for tho Atlantic trade, divided into
water and air-tight Compartments
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any Of the above Places
Cabins Sl2O and Si00; Stserage 49, payable In
American currency.
To New York from any Of the above places =
Cabins s65 and $50; 9teerage S25, payable in gold
o. equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to ss0d for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD 4 co.,
IAn9Ia5 Bowling Green, n. Y.
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Semiug araiuss.
mHR FLORBNCK.
u It has many improvements owe any and Al
SEWING MACHINES

It has the reversible feed feeding the cloth ethsF
TO the right or left, tc stay . or fasten the
ends OF seams. Il takes four different stitches the
Lock, Double Lock, Knot and Double Knot-eaoh
being alike on both sides Of the fabric Its mo-
tions all positiVei the thckest thinnest
fabrics without change OF tension. Hens any
width hem, fes braids quilts, binds, gAkhern, and
BeHs in . rune Gt the same time.
Z. W. GLEASON 3 CO. Agents.
30. 48 Public Square, Cleveland, and No. Merrill
Block. Detroik- Agents wanted. luly2T- 81
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Five Dollars Annual Premium
viii insure S. 900 against loss of life occasioued By
accident TO any pablo eoHueyGHos by which the
slred may be at the time travelling, under The TrGv
eIe7s REX Policy.
Ten Dollars Premium
Secures policy for 5000. and also S25 week
compensation for personal injury incapscitating
the assured from his ordinary bHsiness-uLder
the Travellers Risk.
twenty-five BOIIsrs Premium
Secures a ful policy for 81, 900, and SIS per week
det t, travelling or otherTise-under General Ac-
ctdent POlcT.
Policies for $500, with SS per week compensation,
can be hsd for 50 per snnum, or any other sum
bstwlen $500 and 900 at proPortonate rates.
specisl and hazardous risks taken at special and
hazardous rates.
BK- No medical examination required.
J. O. PATTERSON, Prest.
RODNEY DENNIS, seo'y.
HENRY A. DYER, General Agent.
The above Company have increased their Capital
to S5OOe COO as will be seen BY thor card above, and
are perfectly reliable.
The undersigned Agent for the Company in this
city, is now issuing great many policies to all
class Of citizens. A f-w days since, John @. Van-
deryeld, Fireman, living on the West Side, was
injured at q fire so that he was unable for time
TO perform his accustomed labor, and made his
claim to the Agent here for compensation, ard as
soon the proper proofs could be sent to the Com
panY, the money wss ordered to be paid to
him. without delay, aud toe Agent Is directed to
settle sh claims soon as properly made.
This Company, although young in existence, has
become the most popular Insurance Company of
any sort 10 the United States. Hundreds and thou
sands OF al ages and circumstances are securing
policies from 500 to s. CO., and for travellers risks
and compensation for disability.
All who are exposed to accidents Of any sort land
VINO not sometimes expo'ed p are invited to call
on the AgeaT And ,tsfy themselves in this matter
No examination necessary, and no matter what
ago. A. FULLER, sent,
janl9 rs Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
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oILI oILI OIL!
ALEXANDER. SCOFIELD & Co.
REFIEERs OF
kXtrss Petroleum Oh, BenE0Ie and
Machinery Oils.

We pay particular attention to packages, thereby
tAving our customers much loss by leakage. We
guarantee our oil TO give perfect satisfaotion and
as good as sny made in the city. Also We pay par
doulsr attention to putting mp
HAPTHA Oh BEEzOLEA
Euitsbls for Yarnish Manufacturer or PAintsFu
sse- On hand and for sale
800 bbls extra refined Petroleum Oh.
100 bbls EeOdorized Benzole equal 20 TurpsptiBsl'
100 bbls No. Lubricating on,
which we VIII sell At lowest m. .rket prices.
OTFIOE-l09 st. Olsir-st.. formerly occupied by
VIM. O. Scoheld %.
IoHE ALExAsDHz,
WH- c. sCOEIELD, OLEYILAgD D..
HArHIE WILSON, AnrHz
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ASSURANCE
THE KNIcKERRocKER
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY


Having established Branch Ofioe in this city are
d0v ment or Ten Year Plans, Offering every consist
unt atvantage TO insurers.
Particular attention is called to their Ten Year
system, which permits person to pay for his in
suraLce, in full, In ten annual forty qnartefly
payments after which the party so iusuTiug re-
ceves a paid-up policy and has Lo-hing further
TO pay.
This plan a'so has the advantage Of being striotly
non -foTietable. Thus, slthongh in case OF the
d. ath OF the party assuring, his p, lcy would be
good for the face NIL amOu1t yet in of dis
continuing his Il u sLts, h rece yes a pro rata
policy, in exact accordance with the tins he hiss
psid- As for example, man insuring for $1,000 if
he has made two annual p 'yments thereon, wishes
10 discontinue IT, he will recsiye paid up policy Of
twO-t-nihs # 5000, being $1,000; If re has paid
three years. 81 900; if four years, 600 and
n ID -"nghOut the entire ten years.
the most favorable terms by
= s. COE & LOUIS B. SMITH,
Agents for State Of Ohio.
0dloe cor. Superior ana Merwin sts, Cleveland.
Comparative Assets as TO Liabilities larger than
any other Company Going BUSINESS in this State.
CLEVELAND BOABD OF REFERENCE.
D. Mcmillan, of Gordon, Mcmillan & Co.
Leyerstt AlcOtt, of AlcOtt q horton, Cleveland.
Chss A. head q Co, Bankers, CleVe and.
D. B. Sexton, of d. b Sexton a Co., Cleveland.
7. P. Handy. Pres't Merchants D Ank, Cleveland.
?. J. Price, Of Morris h rTi-e, Cleveland.
r. P. Myers, Stove Manufactured Cleveland.
c. W. OOe Miller, Cleveland
G. A. Benedict, Editor "Herald," Cleveland
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