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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11

@ie man Menf6enlisbe unb etssneu
9crtbe eli nit chamber perbinbst, coer
bic DfpnrmiIhe Bumpe. An elmer Der
6aurtirasen In Der HGbe BON Surin Gin nDrelis
den Stalten) bat Elm Or. 81 81. einem ihcnsn nat
Der straes Al hurh bobe Mtausrn straightforward
8arten unn In eieism sinsn Brunnen, aus irelHem
eas refine unb fatle g9aHsr hurh cine pumps sm'
poraebcten rtrs. 9te 9umpe LIT in Der Wtausr,
unb Der Shwsnasl an Der Straeenisite anssbraAt;
mad hisIsr Fin Iffnst ih cine &Sbrs nnS nnter nis'
fer bGnat an elmer 8stts Elm Bstsr. Ga auf tpttt'
BIN fsin 10 autes Srinfmaifsr Rh fneet, aud fir
eiuen @Aaitsntaum uno SieinRs atiorat 1T. 10
per1iumen es mentae 9eiisnbe. bier cine 3sitlanS
III raiten mne Rh burh sinsn friihen Srunf III ers
aui6sn, inbem lie burh Die Beresuns ess Ynms
%psnitmenfels ben 8sher fiaen. Mufalsno oas
tsi III uur, ba6 n. In Den Ssher ~laufenee gSafisr'
menae nur earina III i'm 8er6dltnis III Der an8s,
maneten Mnfrenauna. ST stpa oas 9umpenrsrf
niht In aan, gutter SrSnuns ? @s 1T in Der aner'
befen, ndmlih 10: Nuf Der Gartenieite itebt nsbsn
Der Yumre Gin srrbsr 8s6Glter, unb Itsr eielsm
SFnet fa e6snfaaS cine @Sbre aus Dem 8nmpens
irds, relhe Small 70 pisl aHafsr anfninmt unn
abaiebt, ais beim Yumpsn In ben 8eher anf ner
Strasenisite Hissen fann. 90 psrribten Bonn Die
~burfiaen 8siienesu Die Nr6sit fir Den Si3eatah'
ner ees Gartens, um isinsn 8ebdltsr INNER rsa
gBaifsr Al baltsn, pelheS Ct bann gum Bsstessn
unb III anesrsn Spedsn psrpsnett. Wtele unie'
rer Yclitifsr MAIDEN ss niAt aasin etsnio, %ionsern
nod I4lin,u,sr; He ne6men Den Hatstrant, unn cas
9olf tstrsst bic 9umps.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11

a.iasru. 9ann tielt Grtthfslb, ale @srrGientant
Sss tie1aen ~rabitalen @tnts, cine Isbr lananeiliae
Gmrfanasrene, In rrether er Butltr ibsr ben SHsl'
lenfSnia terauepufte. limb bann enblih fclste Der
arcEe HutIer feltf, unb mir molten bier alsih etns
ihaltsn, bas Siejenisen, Bic Butler fir einsn src@
Gen Steiner hteltsn, gang beneutsno setdutht rnr'
ben. Sein 8rrtras nno isine Scsif lisssn pisi 5u
mhnIhen ntria uno fstne 8etretefhtrun8 mar
lhmah une labm auf teiosn Ea6en. SO mar eies
lslte @eee. bic er idcn In qittstur5 unb tn Sclsoc
asbalten BAT. Sein Saupt Mrsumsnt ldst fth IN
r~reniaen gDcrten su1ammenfafsn Ser Sacen BAT
eurh feline @etsntcn ale ieine Rshte %rsrrtrft; Die
tbemoIiaen ilblihen Staatsn inb treiter nitts als
9aasr RON parplirten Gsfansenen, benen Der Scn'
arts @eiebe p~crsufhreiten bat. gle baten bios
Vaihten. ater feline @ehts. Sas sin,iae @eht,
sas i6nsn hbria s~etliebsn 1T, 1T ras @edt sts
bGnot ;u werben. Ser @cnarsb bat Die 9e'
binaunaen an eictiren. Gas Nn,snemsnt aebt iem
nidt rsit eenua. 8cn Rettapsam icnte has
| Giasnttum Der &stsusu ecnftsetrt uno bic
HIbrer asbGnat rereen. Gie Nessr, bic fir uns
aelhciIen baten, IcGI,en aud fir uns %ifimu1en In
0iraini.n, BET Dem Mntlifs Der 2sihsn ben ssfals
lsnsn Neaer Grfbaten, bate ct seihrrcren, baB er
niht ruben mplle. Biz bic Rsser pcafcmmen slsias
@shte nit Den Wsi6sn erlanst satsn, uno sr irsrns
tiefen Shpur balten.
gfahssm 8atltr ieinsn %ausrsnSis ~sslsrnten ssr'
mon beencet tafte, pran9te VN 1et unpftH'e'pi'tpe
s6suabarser por, Der Mnfla8en III triosrlsssn ludt'
te, Die Mismanb sss.n TN srtctsn bat. atsr eurdaus
psrfeblte, feline iatrtiniihs 6anolunsSreils TN Cons
are0e su rehtfsrtissn. Sic shluBrsee belt Der
anperalsiAliHe @anArap, Der nnter ben %ssrcbns
ten Observation-Disclosures erfldrte, er ircus bic &e'
~sieruna lister ben Nseern als Den Sencfratsn
anrsrtrausn. Gin nettn Der plattfcrm ietsnoeS
Neaer,reib pdre ibm' Dor Gntsfden tetnabs in Die
grms asfanen. Mbsnes falc6 bic Generalization
NIT sinsm armislissn Ssusrpsrfs i'm Staatsbanis
uno einem Decentralization Badelsuss. Ois Sa'
dsln tpureen NIT msnissn ausnabmsu BON hsinsn
puten astrassn unb bic Sraneparsnts BON &natsn
arSssrer @attuns. Suuninirt mar MIR bier uno
Sort elm @tcre pnsr Elm e~inaelnes Sans, uno Die
oans @eihihts ntht nett Ser.
sSir tSnnen sinsn g1is irhrnissn, islblt trsnn sr
auf unisrs Soften semaAt rire, atsr Semstns
tsit it fsin Mis uno UNI semsin 8u iein, traudt
man ssinen Gsii, lrnbern tlcs cine quite Norton
Rrbteit III tefssn. Ssmsin uns itmnsis rarsn
,um at,it bic Grandparents nno Snlhriftsn, tro'
ourh unisre ~raoifalsn Sauptbabne i9re UBtlbhns"
an ben Sag su lssen inatsn. sSir tprusn tlos Elm
ein,ises bieler ihu,usiaen 3ransrarsnts anftibren,
pas ih an einem sspiiisn 9auIs tsfanb: Yrdf'
bent Scbnirn fniste Dor Dem Ssnfsl, nsr ten
frSnte
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11

iH. austalfe nod ssfauen lafsn, as fofsn benz
3slte wsniafsns tsine ;3inisn, ater par% n's
;Sranbuna Der icsenanntsn S~saticnal Bantsn, tnr
Die Sas @Sclf In b~cppeltsr Meiis tefeusrt iptro, bat
sta1s Dem aanbe Elm Sod aufsebirnst. an 'psldssm
unIer 0clt f@usr su trasen Sat. sSir Seoentsn
s.lsssntlia bisis 1ebaurtuns austaerlsHsr naH
,ifknsifen $3.50
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11
Scr @efbOtc.
ptralsgeseben bon Geinbarb nuS 6ietsr.
GrIhmbns,he IL. Dttpter 1866.
Ser @nbltog In Columbus.

Das fMSre geettsr, bsTen MIR uns felt elmer @c'
De ~erireuten, fhlua am Gienfae Ncr8en rlfslih
nm un6 teiHeerte uns einen pubelnafsn Matlta8.
0eaen Nittaa fsl Ger @sssn In rclesntru6artt'
een Strfmem terunteY unh erf NaHmittass ttsils
ten fH Bic ihrsren @smitisrmrlten unb lisbsn bic
Grnne rietar gum 9crfhetn fcmmen.
Sic NatL, sina. mie es aerSbnlih Bier Der Tau
~, cine tebmtenhe Substituting rcrhter. Sur in
ts. a1tsn Marb, mo Rsaer sen ATTAIN an
men @rasran. gDie mir erfabrsn, icusn etra Elm
Ouesnb Bic sseser Bic Abtpsisntsit hes bemcfrati'
f&tn WatIriHters, Der sur Belt fsin Wrhtfid stn'
natm, prompt tenust toben, nm ibre gtimnnsn Gins
AnlHmu0aeln. Die Neaer maren NIT Eerclpern
t~erafnet uno nur has tntfhisnene Nuftreten Der
Demcfraten rermcHte He In tire GHranfen 5urid'
A~utreiten. gtner, Der feinen @epclper seoen einen
mei6en Biraer ips, putte i'm Geihpinemarih
tetmeefHidt unb Elm anberer, Der trctis lstne 9Sat'
f. fhmans, feel Der Noli3ei in bic Sdnee unh fano
I'm Stabtqnartier Elm unterfcmmen. Sir bas fre'
de Auftreten Ger Reser mifsn bic raeifalen N,abts
ateber rerantnprtliH eemaht werben unb menn fe
Reasn 1cuten, Damn ptrb &c nod ts1er fcmmen.
@eltR in Der f%anftsn @arb periudten Sret @s.
asr ~ ~Fin,men. Gie nurhen ater. ba He H4 ned
ctenbrsin Grchunssn unb 9anbsreifi6feitsn er'
fouttem, ctne umfhmeife NIT eintaen SenfBeiteln
fcrtasiaat. Gief. 3riIhenfdQe aussencnnen, sins
BITE gBabl, 70 riel MIR erfabren fSnnen, istr rntts
pcriter.
Natmittaas rtef cine DepeiHe, has bic @aeifa'
len In Start @cuntp Rsser fimmen laifsn, an ZEN
rerf&teoensn Stimmpl6sen beneutenbe gntraituns
ttrrcr.
Bon cincinnati erfabren mir, ba6 Bic Wabl
rbne gtSruns rc,itsr sina. Sn Baltimore
maMt.n Die @ahifalsn einen Mnarif auf nas temO.
fratifhe 9auptquartier. Gin Menn elbielt bret
@1iHe.
: Sn fenia murbe sin DeutI9er BON et'
nsm Mtser sefacffen. Ndbsre Nahsihtsn
febten nch.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11

0ieIe prcbsn Der @emsin6sit Der Sdfrer Der
Bartlett, Bic INNER NIT ibrer B%tlomns prablt,
mSssmr s~enassn. gsie man fstt, lsaen hisis dtsrz
uatbissn Saecbiner src6en @aHSrud Saraut oaB
berr Sptnion einf elm S@nether mar. Ssir
niRsn taraus ihlisfsn, nab es In loren Nussn st'
nc @Hanhe 1T. Elm gdneicsr ceer Elm tSanbtrertsr
,u fsinl Nah ~unlsrsn bsmCfratiihen BesrifTen,
sereiht es Germ Setnicn CUR srSetsn @bre, hae er
etnf Elm Fei6issr 9anbrsrfsr mar nno eae sr Rh
surh eissns 8raf, gu Ger tS&Ren @brenRnfe smpOr
seartsitst BAT. Sreilih fam man Ron ben sbeoep
arifctraten, bic In Der rabifalen garthei Cen Son
~anasten, unh bic tritrsno nss 8rieass itrsn Hsids
tbum ,uIamm.nssfctIm batsn , nihts anosres
e%r,rarttn, als bas fe NIT pcrnetmer 8sraAtnns
auf BEN 6aneme,ter unb Mrtsitsrtanb bsruttlidsn.
unb MIR fSnnsn oisjsnissn GRANDMOTHER unS Mrbsis
ter taum t%earsifsn, Die i9r eissnes Sntsrsiis 10
IHlsht rer1sten, ha6 fe NIT oisIsr ertdrmlidsn
4riacfratte ssmsins Sahe MAIDEN.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11
Nabibrift.

Die Wabl. Mir baben einen sanBen Saufea
aernreutsr Beriate aus e~in3slnen Souni6ips tn
tielen 8heiren bee Staatss, rrmit mir uniere 3elsr
nt9t tebenisen mSssn. somsit fa absr aus tis'
fen Beriatsn ihliesen libt, 1T Sbic trisesr idtuar3
aeaaneen. - Gctt beisrs = Infer Tranflin
county Sat ,risotr feline s4ulpisfsit setban. absr
Glart mnb Greene baten uns nieeerssoriGt unb
&heQataraer 1T nieeer aer6tlt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11
ltutcrgaug bes Sampfihife8 rGpenina gtar" nit
250 4niiaaiercn 10 uicl man iDciB, iino
bus L. Yerlpnel1 QercttCt ipDrnen.
Saraunab, @a., DEN 8. s

Sapannab, ga, Den 3. Oct.
Scr Sampler rgrsnins gtar", rcn @em Ocrf
mad Stem Srlsars fabrsnn. aina $50 Msilsn Dts
lid bon 3 ptse untsr, nit $50 Yaifasisren unb elmer
Wanniaaft ron so 9sutsn. Sanf BON Der Manns
ltaft unb Elm pafasisr, Ramsns Branf @srarb,
,purbsn asrettst. gsaa elmer ipdtsren Sspsihs
fam elm Boot BON Dem CAMPER u@rsntns Star"
su Nernanoina an. sc rsrlisb DEN 9ampfsr nit
10 psripnen, nit Ginialus BON Captain 8narp,
elmer Dame unb sinsm Sinh. Sas Boot Idlus
neun Dial I'm, unb beim isastsn Mtal sins Der
CAPTAIN %rsrlorsn. gSte Der Camper gplpan
sbDre BON Ssrnannina atsins, Fam elm Srrt pom
gpsnins Star nit Dem 3ablHstfsr unS SnSsnisur
bffYelten an.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11

@ew 0prf, Z. Set. Sac Seusr ben seisrn
Natt bat has g., 4. unb 5. Stcdnef BON Dem
srce ariisen @stauns, go. "A @rrstp Giraffe, irel'
DIES ppn Der Sirma @rst u. So, 9dnnlsrn in Qrrs
senan III b @las. 91aaren benust iruree, ppnfdnbis
,erfSrt; Fer @erluit bstrGst $780, 00.
9ie ,rsi antsrsn Stcdmsrfe rnresn eurh fas
Rafsr ~tebsuteno bslhanist. 9as SstduSs ss>
tSrt Gem s. Gcnfrp 8untbsr nnS mar fir $780,
600 psr1dut. Gut1 bic nett um9srlprdbsnben
Sunfen irurne aud bic ct. 9atrids @attserals, on
Wctt uns Mulbsrrp strass, in 4rano ssisdt unb
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11
HnhifnIe Gemeinheit.

gBie Die @abifalsn ben tShfen Bsantsn eel
@spublit sbrsn, ben lie felth mdtlten. bloc
neil hie1er Nsann an Der @cnfituiicn fsttha!t UNI
isinem Gibe treu tlsibt, has taben ie am H'enttae
,pieeer einmal in @bieasO lei einem unajuee ss5siiSt
Die raeieale 81. @taatststtuns lisfsrt nit srcBsn
@etla.fanen cine 9sihreituns Der Transparent
bic pcn tieisr prcoei1cn umbersslhlsrpt rnrnsn
BUR prcbe rcren mir BON ben .aeifrsihen" in
1hriften nur bic fclasnhen mtttteilen:
.Spbnipn's &ndfsbr'
9a,unter einc Sdnapsfaite.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11
,Teme Sleiter fir BEN S9neiser.'

Die Yierte seite zines transparent 3eiste @bbhennssn Ell
uer O a n elmer rtefi8en Sheere, zines Su8el :
Elf n unb elmer Shnapsflaf9e.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11

l.staut, 1T aGss, mas e. itnen bietst, trdbrsno 6a
rinbsrtriti1 pie Ser fsssnes Sicrrfcs. @stsnlaut
gsmunosn um Die amtrcHihen 2cdsn uno ausr
i8hnihs grfiauns Tn frsisstissr 6nnbi ST. bsir
tuhttelaosner Baum weniser ftSn ala oss ssn'
90 tlitbenbsssdter? Climb bsine NIT @Dlo rno
j,urpur esihmlften Milesr niht prdhtiser ale
ss DrIblinas eintSrmiass 8riin ? Wcbnt niht
, ben Sra4tsn unb Samen, bic BIZ ,ur &sife ses
lraht, bic game 6srliafsit bss fHnftiasn Sabs
es? Ocb trS7e bid NIT Der Wuttsr @ree Sis
aitt BEN Msnfhsn OF ibts Sddse, al ier gerry
Int, unb bod III er niHt init ibr s%afrisesn abtr
am gnhe 1T CT bod frrb in i6rsm Sdccss oaS mil.
be Saupt Al BERGEN, menn bss Wtntsrs Giieslaff
ibn ~ 9cten brift. ltnb fst Wie eu, o Sertf,
bic Srlht BON gaums lSi.i unb bic &Srn4en bes
plabenem Uruhtfnotsns nett ieer bic Seller ffrsuff,
70 lSa fa aud Der Msnfa rom @atsrtanfe. mo-
auf Den arausn Qcdsn Der @ltsrn Der Ssrtf fs
~aelaaert, nnb trdat mts bas Samenfcrn Dem Uribs
ling in isinsr 8ruf in fsrns eanss.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11
,Spbrfpn's Nudrepr
9a,unter einc Sdnapsfaite.

,abbiltuna les an, @alsen ~ban8enhen Observation-Disclosures.
9ayunter febt:
.pas aueere @nte Der 9inte.'
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-19

MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
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ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimness Of Sight
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Bowels,
Insure NEW LIFE in the DebIiitated, and
RESTORE THE SICK TO PERFECT HEALTH
Try them They only cost rs cents, and If you
cannot gtt them Of your Druggist, send the money
to DR.. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician, az Broad
way, P. O. Box 5079, and they will be sent by re-
turn ma l., post paid. Dealers supplied by Demas
Barnes & Co., Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, 1I9 supe-
rior street, Cleveland seP4;r6;vA<td
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-19

CONCERNING DR.. HUeHEs.-This con-
victed man passes the interval between the
giving of his sentence and the paying of the
penalty, in a very quiet, cheerful manner
He is always composed and his manner
pleasant. He receives a good many calls,
daily, and friends send him many tokens of
sympathy and regard.
The Doctor speaks warmly of the kind
ness of Sheriff Nicola in allowing personal
friends to visit him, and for manifold favors.
He spoke of that officers treatment of him
in the following words:
Sheriff Nicola is a man of tender feelings,
yet very strict in the discharge of his duty.
While furthering the ends of justice he does
not forget the requirements of the prisoner.
Impartial, just, not ~tyrannical, he tempers
his authority with mercy. His gentlemanly
demeanor gains hin the deserved respect of
all. l am much indebted to him for the
kindness, courtesy and forbearance which
he has shown Inc during my incarceration.
Rev. ]. A. Thome, the spiritual adviser of
the prisoner, will go to Columbus on Thurs
day or Friday of next week fer the purpose
of presenting Gov. Cox, the petition for the
Communication of the convict's sentence, and
urging the claim of the doomed man upon
the Executive clemency.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-19
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
TnrnspAr Evrr1ra. Jan. IS. 1sef

THURSDAY EvESINe, Jan. Is, 1866.
The money market was in rather better
shape to-day as to currency, deposits being
sensibly increased, and the demand less ac-
tive. The discount movement continues
very moderate.
Eastern Exchange continues close, some
of the banks complaining of stringeney.-
The banks are steadily drawing in excess
of receipts. Rates are firm at par buying
and Ito premium selling.
The adviees from New York report the
general stock market unsettled and tending
downward. Gold declined nearly 1 per cent.
to-day, closing at 1885. Government gold
bonds are quiet and steady; seven-thirties
are in good demand and frmer. In relation
to the market for gold and government Sc
curities the Commercial Advertiser says:
Gold has taken a slight downward turn,
partly owing TO the cessation to the demand
for covering short contracts, and partly from
reports that the adoption of the clause in the
new loan bill, authorizing a foreign loan,
will be strongly urged upon Congress, and
that there is some prospect Of its being
passed into a law.
Governments are quiet. There is a steady
investment demand from the public for Sew
en-thirties at steadily advancing prices
The first and third series rose !. Gold in
terest bonds are dull and barely holding
their own. Old 5-2O's closed ! lower.
The extreme ease in money Continues
Loans OF cali are offered in-Iarge amount at
5 and even 4 per cent, in the anxietSto
find temporary employment for large idle
balances but the regular street demand is
supplied mostly at 6 per cent, excepting on
government collaterals, on which the rate is
generally 3 per cent.
E.. J. Farmer & Co. report prices of coin
and government securities in this market
today as follows.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-19

PRoF. YoUNANs' TEcTURE.-As was anti
cipated and confidently counted on, the
capacity of Brainard's Hall was tested to
the utmost last evening, on the occasion of
the delivery of lecture IN The Dynamics
of Life" by Professor Youmans. The Pro-
lessor needs. to be heard but onee BY an in
telligcnt audience, to make good his claim
upon their attendance and absorbed atten-
ton forever after, whenever he may choose
to appear. Beyond this general necessitated
desire to hear him, there was a special de-
sire to hear the lecture announced above, as
{ was known to be a continuation and Sc
quel of the admirable series of discourses on
"The Chemistry of the Sunbeam" or an
enquiry as to the origin and source of all
terrestrial force, which enchanted the public
several years ago.
We dare not attempt to give a summary
or synopsis of the lecture. The aim of the
lecturer, however, was to show the conser
walton and utilizing of force in the universe,
force and matter being equally indestructi-
BILE. Machines, the animal body, the hui
man brain, do not originate force, but are
vehicles ofit The principle discovered in
the raising of a trip hammer through the
force evoked by the fall of water, is that
which reappears in and regulates the growth
and development of all organisms. The
process is shown in the termination Of the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-19

ERNST PERABo-The brilliant concert of
this young and promising artist, fresh frem
the Conservatory at Leipzig, which was
given a few evenings since, in this city, is
green i'll the memory of all genuine lovers
of music, and competent critics pronounced
favorably upon the performance, and had
no hesitation in predicting for this young
genius a high career in the department of
art into which he was born. 1t has been
announced that, in compliance with the ex-
pressed desire of hundreds of people, he will
make a second appearance, in Brainard's
Hall, this evening. We are confident that
he will have a good house, for all who heard
him before win certainly be present, and
all our citizens who have a love for and APP
probation of whatever is excellent and
really superior in art, will find it impossible
to resist the impulse to go to this concert.
Nj. Perabo will be assisted by some of the
best musical talent in the city. See the at
tractive programme published in our
"Amusements " column.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-19

Compound interest notes 1O2@IO6 buying
and 1OS@1OS selling, for the various is
sues.
U. S. Treasurer Spinner has within a few
days received several specimens of new
counterfeit % cent notes. The execution of
the spurious note, which is of the last issue
of the fractional currency of that denomina-
ton, is stated to be very POOR, and can be
readily detected by almost everybody.
The general produce markets were very
quiet to-day. The little improvement noted
for a day or two past in the demand for
Flour and Grain, seems to have given place
to almost complete inactivity, and we could
hear of nothing of moment in the way of
sales. Prices are quotably unchanged,
though mainly nominal. In Provisions
there is a fair trade demand for Pork and
Lard, and prices firm. Dressed Hogs are
in light receipt and better, packers offering
lie. Produce is quiet and unchanged.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-19

DISTRICT CoURT.-The great case of Nor
gan Us. Spangler has been on trial in this
court several days. R. NJ. e0rwine, EOqy
Of Cincinnati, opened the argument yester-
day morning on the part of the plaintiff, and
was followed, in the afternoon, by the Hon.
F. T. Backus, in behalf of defendant. He
had not concluded his argument up to half
past three o'clock. Judge Ranney will
close the argument for the defense, and be
succeeded by Hon. Geo. H. PendletOn, as
sociate counsel for plaintiff. The ease will
probably not be disposed of for a day or two
to come. 1t involves interests to the x
tent of s75,OOO and upwards, and it has been
holly contested.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-19

$500 per half Dbl; Pickerel $3.50; Trout 500
also; Herring s6,25.
Acknowledgements held at 1l@l2c; coun-
try-rendered lO91Ic- 70 j..
Feafhers-Prime live geese held ct e5@soc.
S~aIt-Firm at s2.55 for Fine SEQ for eoarse
0nondaga S2,55 for Saginaw. q.
Ale and POrteF-we quote as follows: Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock 81, OO@l4,oo; Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream 81 ,00i Porter si2,0o@
400. FfErwGF vH ge fEfF
ROps-Ffrm. Held at q range Of 40966c for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIf-steady. Barley Malt selling at $50 .
bushel.
Water LImc-Msfket hrm at $500 for Akron
and 0swego.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-19

BUsISEss.-A sound business education is
the demand Of the age, and is now eagerly
sought for by many Of our young men, es-
pecially those who have served their coun-
try so nObly during the late rebellion. We
regard the Cleveland Business College with
especial pride, and knowing its merits can
guarantee the best education on business
affairs that can be obtained by theory
and practice in sny school in the
Union. Its unparalleled success is the
surcst proof that its advantages are I'M
surpassed. If you wish to obtain the full
value of your time and money, take a course
in this institution.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-19

Fifteen Years Ago H0sTETrER's sT0M-
ACH BITTERs was struggling into notice against
the prejudices which everything new, however
excellen', is doomed to encounter.
TO-DAY
it stands at the head of all the tonic and Alternative
preparations in existence. It's celebrity has
evoked many limitations but no rivals. Physicians
pronounce it the ONLY SAFE sTINULAST that has
ever been introduced into the sick chamber. In the
Hospitals of the Army and Navy, the surgeons
find it the very best tonic for convalescents, and
report it as Invaluable for sustaining the vigor of
troops on the march, as a remedy for scurvy and
all scOrbutic affections, and as the only specific for
seasickness. California and Australia have en-
phaticalIy Endorsed it as the MINERS MEDICINE
par excellence, and in Spanish America and all the
tropical climates, it is considered the only reliable
antidote to epidemic fevers.
There is no mystery about the causes gifts sue
cess. 1t is the only stomachic and Alternative in
which are combined the grand requisites OF a
mild, pure, and unvitiated vegetable stimuIant,
with the finest selection Of tonic, anti-billious, an
ti-scOrbutic, aperient, and depurative herbs,
plants, roots, and banks that have ever been inter-
mixed in a medicinal preparation.
The Bitters have this distinctive quality, which
Is not shared, IL Is DelieNed, ny any tonic, tlncture
or extract in the world; they do not excite the
pulse, though they intuse a wonderful degree of
vigor into the nervous system, and strengthen and
sustain the whole physical organization.
1t is also proper to state that the Bitters are
sold exclusively in glass, and never under any cir
cunstances by the gallon or the barrel. Impos-
tors and imitators are abroad, and the only safe
guard the public has against them is to see that
the Bitters they buy bear the engraved label and
note of hand Of Messrs. Hostetter l. Smith, and
the government stamp over the cork of the bottle.
jamie
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-19
FOUND.

EOUNn.-A sare aaf11oto for tobacco. NJ will
~ ESTiRlT DESTROY YOUR fAs.E FOR The xred
tqsltlsely 10 humbng. Address, win stsmn EN-
COMPANY, Guilford, Medina 3sanfy,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-19

NoTIcE TO THE MEDICAL PRoFEssIoK.-
Members of the medical profession are re-
specially requested to meet at the Health
Office in the Council Hall Building, south
west corner of Public Square, on Friday
evening, Jan. 18th, at seven O'Clock, to take
into consideration what more is necessary
to be done by the city authorities to get our
city in a perfect sanitary condition. 1t is
urgently requested that all of the profession
who possibly can viii meet with us at that
time, as your counsel is earnestly desired
and requested. L. H. MARSHALL,
jan 1880 Health Officer.