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THE SEASONS.

A blue-eyed child that sits amid the noon,
O'erhung with a laburnum's dropping sprays,
Singing her little song, while softly round
Along the grass the chequered sunshine piays.
All beauty that is throned in w0msnhood,
Facing a sUmmer gardens fountained walks,
That stoOps TO smooth a glossy spaniel down
To hide her flushing checks from one who talks.
A happy mother with her fair-faced girls,
In whose sweet spring ter youth again she sees,
With shout, and dance, and laugh, and bound,
and song,
Stripping an autumn orchards laden trees.
An aged woman in a wintrg room
Frost on the pane, without the whirliuz snow
Reading old letters of her far-on youth,
OF sorrows past End joys Of long ago.
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STORM BREwINs.-It was apparent at noon,
yesterday, that the witches, or some other
man, down deep in their cave under the
lodges of rock behind the horizons wall,
this squib is getting immense were busily
brewing another storm for US. For the
mercury in that knowing Continuance, the
barometer, mistrusted something, and be-
gan falling with unwonted a~lacrity, as if he
would hide his head from some impending
danger. March is a hard month on Mer-
curry who, Notwithstanding this is n demo-
cratic age, has been hustled out of his old
position, robbed of his functions and per
qu%isites," and compelled to appear in a new
role. March keeps him bobbing up and
down, lively, in his glass tube.
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RESTRICTIONS REROFEp.-The importation
of cattle into the United States from Cana
da is unrestricted now, save by the impor-
tations made under the prevailing tariff,
the late law having been recently modified.
This regulation applies only to Canada, and
not to importations made direct from Eu-
rnna
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LEGAL NOTICES.
In Probate Court, in
STATE OF OHIO, l.. the matter OF the ea-
CUYAHoGA COUNTY, " tate Of VIM. f. Carey,

In Probate Court, in
STATE OF OHIO, - the matter OF the es-
CUYAHoGA COUNTY, SS' tate OF VIM. f. Carey,
deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN all persons interested that an application will
be made by the undersigned to the said Probate
Court, on the 18th day of March next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, for an Older that a c+rta n claim, now in
the hands of the undersigned, as the Administrator
claim occurred in the life time of said Cary, may
be compromised on such terms as said Court may
direct the same being a claim now being asserted
by the undersigt ed, against John II. Whitaker,
Survivor, &C, and the estate, Dr.. Peter Sheen
berger, deceased, in a case now pending in Court
of Common Plsas of Lucas county, Chic, wherein
the Executors of salt DR.. Peter Shoenberger are
Plaintiffs, and the said John W. Whitaker, survi-
vOr, and the undersigned as Administrator afore-
said, are DEFENDANTS. Such order Is asked for on
the ground that said claim ia desperate, by reason
tors Of said Shoenberger, that they, as such Exec
utors, have acquired a lien on said claim against
said John W. Whitaker, survivor, and by reason
Of the legal defence set up by the latter, growing
out Of the said claim Of said Executors. said suit
having been brought by said Executors against
said John w Whitaker, and Stephen Whitaker,
now deceased, and the said VIM. F Carey, now de-
ceased. TO enforce such alleged lien, the claim
against said Whitaker being for a balance due
from said s. and J. W. Whitaker, on the 10th day
Of March, 1885, Of 81, $50 10, to the said VIM. i.
drawn by POLAND Mccormack, by the authority
Of said Carey, none of which has been paid.
SILA5 MERCHANT, Administrator,
OF VIM. +. Carey, deceased,
BY y. 7. BACKUS, his Attorney.
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T. Buchanan read, the poet and artist,
has recently revised his popular poem,
entitled "~Sheridar's Ride" Whether the
poem has been improved by the revision
or not, we leave the reader to judge. The
following are some of the most important
changes made.
The fourth stansa originally read:
Still sprung from these swift hoofs, laundering
South,
The dust, like the smoke from the lannon's
mouth
Or the trail of a comet, Sweeping faster and faster,
Foreboding to traitors the doom of disaster
The heart Of the steed and the heart Of the master
Were beating like prisoners assaultiHg their walls,
Impatient TO be where the battlefield calls
Every nerve of the charger was strained to full
play,
With SHERIDAN only ten miles away.
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PROPOSALS.
VO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIE.

7 4 70 OVN IENIU " NJ UHI-
L TING.-The Allegheny Valley Railroad Com
pany invite Proposals Tor the Graduation, Mason
~, BalIastlng and Ties required on fifteen sections
Of their Road, extending nom Oil City southwark,
and on fifteen sections extending from MahOning
Greek nOrthward, to the vicinity Of Brsdy's Bead
Iron Works. Zach section viii he about one mile
in length.
Maps, Profles, Plans and Specifications Of the
work W.T. be ready for examination at the Engi-
neers Office on Pike street. in the city of Pitts
burgh, by the first Of March next, and proposals
will be received at the same place up to 6 O'Clock,
P. NJ. of THURSDAY, the 22d OF Harch.
The line will be run out and staked Us soon as
practicable, but contractors can at any time on
application at the Engineers Office in Pittsburgh,
obtain all the Information necessary to enable them
to examine and bid for the work understandinglY
Any further information desired can be had by
application in person or by letter 10 the subscri-
Der. +. WRIGHT, Chief Engineer.
feh2G. DOG
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DYEINc.
FREDERICK CYRJAX.

French and Fancy Steam Dye Works and Cleaning
establishment, Belvidsre Farm, Fast Cleveland,
and &c Seneca street.
0FTIcE-IN Seneca street, Cleveland, o.
1 mean to make this the BEST DYE-HOUsE IN
THE WEST, and shall spare no effort to give salts
faction.
/ call the especial attention Of Gentleman to the
IMPROVED FREHCH STYLE
Of Claiming or Bs-dying Of nsde-up aarmszts.
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General News.
Boiler Explosion

Boiler Explosion.
ERIE, Pa, March l6,-The boiler at
tacbed to Althoffs Planning Mill exploped
this morning, killing a man named Sib-
ley, from st. GATHERINGS, c. W, and
seriously injuring three others, names I'M
known, and completely demolishing the
mill, and throwing portions of the boiler,
&c, a distance of two miles.
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Asthma.

Nov declared purely a nervous complaint, lie per
fectly relieved in most violent attacks with doses Of
IS TO As drops each half hour. Relief and sleep
viii follow the second or third dose.
20 Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
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WILLIAM !. POTTER


after having experimental for fourteen years with
lime, sand, fire CLAY, soap stone, vegetable tar,
~ooaltar, asphaltum, &c, in all their forms, phases
and combinations, tri bout saeesss, discovered, that
in order TO make a rOOang material OF merit, the
ingredients must possess qualities OF affinity for
each other, so when combined the action Of the
elements and the ravages of time cOald not destroy.
That afinity was found to subsist in the tive sim
pie articles used in this composition
Coal Tar and PulVeriZed Slate.
This discovery was made several years ago, and
since that time il has undergone the most severe
tests, and vas proven that Plastic Slate possesses
oil the qualities Of an excellent roofing material,
being
Fire-PrOOf, WATERPROOF ana Durable.
It Is much cheaper than shingles, slate or tin,
and Is preferable TO either as a roofing material
1t can Be appIied to roofs Of aay pitch-from hst
to perpendicular. The frost does not crack il, nor
does heat or steam dissolve or penetrate it, It is
an excellent preseryativ-Shen mixei as a paint
for farm buildings, railroad bridges, fences,
~spOating and Machinery. We cannot better re-
Commend it than by presenting in this connection
the testimonials OF two Of 9ur leading men, whose
sound Judgment in matters OF this Kind will not
be Questioned.
CANTON, ONO, January q, 1866.
Plastic State Roof Company, New York
GESrLEsES-Heying heard Of your new Roofing
M=terial, | concluded TO test II on my Moulding
Shop, which was much exposed TO fire from sparks
failing N it whilst my men were Casting. 1 Ess
compelled to have a Waterman with q pad OF wa
ter in his hand, two hours each day, TO keep the
thing frona burning down. Your new Roofing has
removed ali danger arising from this source, a. il
seems to be perfectly fire proof. and water has no
more effect upon il than it has on g gOoss's back
1t is not al, cted by either heat or cold. In short,
/ believe 1t is id destined to 90 into general use.
Many are now using it with the same results
about this ~vicinity.
Yours respectfully, 4. BALL.
CANros, OHIO, January "a, 1896.
To Al Whom II Nay Concern 1 hereby certify
that l have very carefully examined 3 new article
Of Rohng material produced by the Plastic Roof
ing Company, and am well satisfied Of les superior
ity over all other materials used for that purpose,
not excepting The pure slate itself. Such are my
convictions OF its excellence that when I shall
have roofing done in the future l shall use nothing
else if this can be had. c. AULTMAN.
Being the License for Plastic Slate Roofing In
Lake, Geaugs, Cuyahoga aud Lorain counties, I
am prepared 10 make contracts for roofing build
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who wish 70 do their own roofing, and to disp"seof
County and Township Rights to those who wish to
go into the business in this wav. Address
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MrTHE BRIDAL CHAMBER.-An
HUNNEWELL,S

= TULU To attempt to enumerate the
kN0nVNF manifold results Of the Anodyne
ANODANH' in cases of Neuralgia, Headache,
" Tooth and Ear Ache, Spinal Com
plants, St. Yitus' Dance, Hysteria, Nervous De-
bility, Loss of Sleep, Pains in Menstruati0n, and
the most reliable testimonials in my possession, 10
which all are invited TO inspect, would exhaust
time and patience, and which a confidence to test
VIII perfectly Justify.
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MEDICAL.
Catarrh! Noises in the Head
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These Remedies consist Of four harmless Liquids,
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THE MODE OF TREATMENT is peculiar.
The first application gives relief, AID it cures
where every other means have failed.
IT REMOVES ALL THE DIREFUL EFFECTS
OF CATARRH FROM THE EYES, THE EARS,
AND TIE RRAIN. CURES sORE THROAT,
AND AvERTs B~RONoHITIS AND CONsUMP-
TIoN. -
Testimonial of Dr. u. GOOdaIe.
Having seen and examined the additions to my
Remedies for the Cure Of Catsrrh by G-rritt Nor
ton, to whom. as the only Agent, / impaired the
knowledge Of preparing the same. 7 have no hest
tation in saying, I consider such additions q vain
able Improvement on the original means Of cure.
From his knowledge OF that disease and the means
ofcurinG il, Mr.. Norton is entitled TO public con-
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Watertown, N. Y, Feb I, 1866.
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A ROOFING.
PLASTIC SEATE
O Fling !!

INTRODUCING THIS ROOFING
Material into this section OF the country, We
ieel that We are introducing no bumbug. 1t has
been subjected 10 the seyeIest tests for years IN the
Eastern States with perfect success. In our OWL
State 1t was 1rst brought into use last summer
and all who have used it among us give il tho high
est recommendations.
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CITY NEWS.
RRciPRooITY TREATY.-The Reciprocity
expires to-day.

Tar DAY.-After four or five days of
gloom and drizzle, the day dawned bea1ti-
fully, yesterday morning. The air was
balmy and had just tone enough to be com
fortably bracing. A decided improvement
on the weather programme of the past week.
C~LEAREp.-The scow General Butler"
Captain Slough, took out her clearance pa
persi for Black River yesterday morning. As
the wind is down the lake she will not pro-
baby leave before to-day. The Gen
eral" will be the first craft to move from
our harbor this season.
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eEnA0 LBS. KNITTING COTTOE, ALI
OOUU e~olors, at nanHfacturer's prizes.
ssbl0 N. HALLE 4 90.
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DAILY LEADER.

k% For Morning edition News see
outside.
geS- For Evening Edition News see
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STOVES.
THE AMERICAN
HOT-AIR COOKING STOVE

TIVE Utica Evening Telegraph of Sep
TENDER 18th, says Among the articles wor-
thy Of note on exhibition st the fair grounds is the
"American Hot-Air Cooking Stove manufacture
ed BY the wei known firm Of Shear. Packard 4
Co., Of Albany. We have often heard this stove
spoken Of in terms Of praise, and on examination
We ma Il possesses many points Of great excel
lence and worthy Of the many enoomiums bestowed
uponit. This stove WAS awarded the hrst premium
at our State Fair in 1862, 1853 and 1864. During
the last spring and simmer it has been greatly
improved, and now Possesses more good points
than when the premiums were awarded We
would advise all in pursuit of the very best arti-
Gle in this line. and all those DESTROYS Of seeing the
Sigh style Of perfection attained in this stove, to
exasnsne 1t while on exhibition
For 49,. v. BAILEY q CO.,
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The new Yersinn.

% T'ras then hqt the General s11r the groups
Of s~raggle's, leading the flying troops;
Wih a BitherfRg glance and g cry Of ,rratb,
His sabre famed ia their headlong path
Wien, up from their lines came a sforEa Of kuzzas,
Bnd heredaeHt ide, si bout stop or pause:
Rolled back % The foe, and their proud hurdks
Mingled their chime rith he chargers neigh,
tn Uieiory brought 10 that Iosiagf 0y-
TIE s-od Of he hero, that rel "a i1tt san,
" Trough Por Phil. SHERIDAN al lie araY
From Winchester he 10 sure The day."
The last stanza is but slightly altered,
the cancellations being of the character to
the measure rather than to change
the sentiment or even the rhyme.
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Indeed, miss, that's rather q pity. 1
am sorry, miss, | confess on your account.
I should like to have served you, while 1
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go POPS or YOUTU a Con

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As amended :

"5till sprnng from those swift hOofs, laundering
South,
The dust, like smoke from the cannOn's mouth,
Or the trail of a comet IL upper gLoo5H,
FoTeboding to Gtasoa the f%rGitor's doom
EaritiHg MRS haste came the Nearing 'booa'
ofhe guns, a~ssanit.. Q ,0ih 81 + astd hell
The standard his sgqster I0rsd 20 cell, etc.
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sPEcIAL NoTIcEs.
n@punn SnpuY ~

OE AAAeAAOG
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These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
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febi5R3
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Under his spurniDg feet the road
Like an arrowy Alpine river flowed,
Aud the landscape sped away behind
Like an ocean flying before the wind,
And the steed, like a barb fed with furnace ire,
Sw pit on, with his wild eye inli of fire.
But 10 he is nearing his hearts desire;
He is s%nufing the smoke of the roaring fray,
With SHEREDAN only five miles away.
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"Under his spurning feet the road
Like an aIrowy Alpine river flowed,
And the landscape melted away behind,
Like an ocean sg pfby he fiery mind:
And the steed, eah he bright eys flushing IRE,
Like q demon bdrb on az Grand Of ire,
Pas ReariagH e goal efhe hearts desire.
He is s~nufing the smoke of the roaring fgay,
With SHERIDAN, Hotg, five miles away"
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..sHERmAN,s RIDE,

SATURDAY MARCH II, 1856.
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And the next lines at irst read

AHU LH5 HtAI IUts 1T ufsL reau:
The first that the General saw were the groups
Of stragglers, and then the retreating troops.
What was done what to do a glance told him
both,
Then striking his spur, with a terrible oath,
He dashed down the line, mid a storm Of huZzshs,
And the wave OF retreat checked its course there,
because
The sight Of the master compelled 1t to pause.
With fo'm and with dust, the black charger was
gray;
By the flash Of his eye, and the red n~ostTil's play,
seemed 10 the whole great army to say.
i" ] have brought you SHERIDAN ali the way
From Winchester, down to save the day -
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Practical Chemist,
9 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass,
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Coal Tar and PulTerized Slate.

This discovery was made several years ago, and
since that time il has undergone the most severe
tests, and vas proven that Plastic Slate possesses
oil the qualities Of an excellent roofing material,
being
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A Y Err
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