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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
BRTAN'S LIFE PILLS, -

NNHNE IIH DIUUU1
Remove Headache, Dizziness, Giddiness, Drow.f.
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimneas Of Sfrht
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach and
Bowels,
Insure "a LIFE in the DsbIiitatsd, and
RESTORE THE SICK TO PERFECT HFAIFu
Try theml They only cost rs eents, and m Vos
cannot get them Of your Druggisa, send The 49,
to Dr.. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician, ~ Rroai-
ways p O. Box sos, and they VIII b sent By re-
turn mai, post paid. Dealers supplied ~ Beas.
Barnes & Co, Wholesale Agents, New York -
For sale By G. W. CLARK, Drnerist. Ifp gu,6.
rior street, Cleveland. sep4.rs-vkLt5
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Cleveland Retail Market.

81 TEURsDAY, February l. 1865.
Below we give the retail prices Of the shief ar
ticles Of family use in Meats, Vegetables aud gen
eral Produce. as prevailing to-day with the oRta-
rio street dealers. The market during the past
week has. been without important change in any
article, and has ruled quiet and steady. Meats
continue firm, and prices Of hog products E" gen
orally are stihy mainfsinsd. We quote
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Compound interest notes are steady an,

Compound interest notes are steady and
firm at leS@I06 buying and IO4@1O7 sell
ing, for the various issues. i.l
business on the river this morning was
very dull, no transactions of consequence
being reported in any deparsment; and
this afternoon the usual business meeting of
the Board of Trade was mot held, the mem
bers having attended the funeral of the late
J, L. Weatherly, during which their places
of business were quito generally closed
There is no quotable change to note In any
article, and the market remains quiet and
steady.
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which at best would probably be but nominal BY
the time they had reached the reader It Il per-
haps a Sufficient guide to prices hefs to say that
our dealers are keeping unusually close to New
York rates, and as these are Published daily IN our
columns, our readers can Approximate very closely
10 the prevailing prices in this market.
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GLAD NEWS.
E E9, TIE ITHsT0RTUH4TE. S {


BILLS SPECIFIC PILLS. ~
ARE WARRANTED IN ALL CASES
For ths Speedy and Permanent Cure Of Al DiasuHs
arising from Sexual Excesses, or ~
YOUTHFUL IHDISCRETI0N5,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions and asnfral
Dreams, Genital, Physical and Nervous Debfisy.
Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases, &C.
NO CHANGE OF DIET IS NECESSARY
And they can be used without detection. FaeH
SOs VOHsafus % rms. Pre- o. D-II~- -
cannot get them Of your Druggist, they viii 81
sent BY mail, securely sealed, postpaid, With faU
INSTRUCTIONS, that insure 8 cure, on receipt OF IA
money and a pamphlet Of 100 pages on the error
OF youth, the consequence and remedy, ssnt rec.
ten cents required for postage. Address Dr..
RYAN Consulting Physician, "a, BroadvaF. n
T., p D. Box 5079. Dealers can be 30 ppIdbT
Demss, Barnes & Co., Wholesale Agents
For sale BY G.. W. CLARK, Druggist, Ila suns
rior street, Cleveland. sep4-ro-vsKtd
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L00AL NOTICES.

Rally the Sy8tem-Aftsr e disease has
been conquered, there u still tbs weakness that
It leaves behind it to Be- removed. ConvslssceHoe
Is e tedious affair. II the snfsebIsd and hscSid
muscles, the shattered nerves, the thin and watery
blood could speak, they would cry for help. In
too many cases sush helps Is is given them is not Of
the right kind. The hsry stimulAnts of
do harm They kindls a temporary hams, which
il a mockery. Their sfset passes, and the last
state Of them who uses them Is worse thsn the first.
Not such Is the effect of HoSTETTER's sT0M-
ACH BITTERs. There is no drawback to their
toning properties. Bslsamis plants and banks
and roots contribute their restorative juices to
render this soothing and Strengthening prepare
tiOn g protective and REHkprGL agent. It's basis
is the only pure stimuiant which has ever been
produced containing no fussl eli or any other dele.
teriOus element. The most careful and skilful
chemists have AnAly sed the Bittsrs and pronounced
them harmless.
This is scientific testimony; but the testimony
of the hundreds Of thousands who ~hsvesxperIenced
the preventive and curative effects Of the g Great
Vegetable Tonic and Alternative of modern times is
still more conclusive. In fever and sgus, dyspep-
sIa, billiousness, nervous complaints, generaIds-
bility, and chronic complaints fe Is as nearly in
fallibIe as anything in this faIlble world can be.
Sold everywhere. - JANIS
$1,000 ReWard-The above reward WILDE
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
tiOn for Coughs, Colds, WhoOping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. striek-
lank's Mellihuous Cough Bslsam. This baIsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night swsats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases of chroaic
cough, asthma, whOoping cough and primary cases
Of oORsumpdOn are cured BY DR., ssriskland's Mel
liHuOus Cough Balsam. Il can be be had at any
Druggists.
REHToH & DUNHAM, Agents. Cleveland, o.
.me:R5 Isl
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&. q. HALE,
BANKER.

III Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
S EsTABLIsHEp 1852.
Dealer in 7-8O and al other Government Bonds.
P0VNn INTEREST NOTES, Canada and uneur-
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. janZ7:R l
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MIEsTRELs TO-NIGHr.-Cal. Wagner, aud
Sam. Hague's Minstrels will make their
appearance in Brainard's Hall tonight,
and give another entertainment tomorrow
evening. The bare announcement is suff-
cient, since this troupe is well and favorably
known to all who HAYES taste for the higher
order of negro minstrelsy.
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PHYSICIANS, ATTENTION The adjourned
meeting of the physicians of the city will be
held this evening at the Mayors Office, at
seveH O'Clock. A full attendance is re-
quested. feb2-2s5
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FOREIGN MARKETS,

-HEaI sLoSpoS nARKxTs. u
Bowman & Co., sugar rehners, have suspended
Earrings circular reports business this week In
American securities limited, but 5-20s are hrm.
COtton-Fsir Orleans zl%; middling 20.
BreadstulIs are quiet and steady.
Flour dull but steady.
Wheat quiet and steady Red Winter los 4d9
los I'd. 81.
Corn fat and 395d lower.
Provisions qniet and steady.
Petroleum still declining; refined 2s ID
FF-.lNa LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, January 20, Evening-Cottcn sales
to-day 1900 bales, including 5000 to spectators
and exporters,
Breadstufs quiet and steady
Provisions steady. - .rn-r
LONDos, January 20-ConsoIs for money s7@
s7L. -
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0PTIcIANe.
MUSICAL
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
Wm. Knabe 4 Co.'S Grand and Square
pfanAs. At E0.9 Euclid lVeREe.

Tan r~ecsiving . large stock Of the celebrated
KNABE PkANoS, which for power and sweetness
oftons. easy and agreeable action, and beauty Of
snirh. are II the best Judges pronounced unrivAl-
49, iirs. large assortment Of cheaper Pianos,
osbiuet Organs and Eelodeons for sale At Low
nrIce1. Every instrument warranted hVe yearh.
Old Pianos and Aelodeons taken in ex-
ehsSTo. q. A. BARLOW, Agent.
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PERsoKAL.-The Governor of Montana
Territory, Hon. 8. EdgsrtOn, was 3 guest at
the Weddell last night.
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J.. h. Mcbride, on the Ist of February,
1866, was admitted as one of the firm of
Morgan Root 4 Co. fsb2.2ss
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DAILY LEADER.
:FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1865.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
Academy Of Music-ZsnfFetts Troupe.
NJ. B. Bstsham-LOSsl Notice.
H T. Hover 4 Co.-New Goods.
j. NeRrids-LooAl Notice. =
John 7. Whitelaw-Vessel for Sale.
Is2 Euclid avenus-Fsrm for Sale.
CITY Of Csveland-Lecal Editorial. rn
J. n. Henderson-House and Lot for Sale
80 Erie s'rest-GirIW Wanted.
L. D. Hudson, W. M.-Masonic Notice.
Gee. Hester, s~eo.-Euneral of Eldridge Putnam
Psaslee 4 Co.-Locsi Notice,
; Catln & Evaas-ConGolida'ien,
Asher, Adams & KsnwOrthy-sAlssmsn Wanted,
SosodOnt-Local Nstice.
Koch, Levi & M~sysr-Heuss for Rent.
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UNITED STATES coURr.-At two o'clock
yesterday afternoon the o. s. Court met,
when Frederick Hanchsy, convicted of sell
ing counterfeit Treasury notes, was arraigned
and sentenced to the penitsntiary for four
years.
The case of the United States Us. orliff c.
Miller, was then called and consumed the
rest Of the day, He was srrested in steu-
benville, brought here and indicted for
passing counterfeit $40 United States notes.
The court will meet at nine o'clock this
morning.
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o1ERLIN COFgERVAf0RT OF MUEIO.

-Q0pRsB OF STgDts-5
FIRST YRAK-Harm0ny and Part Writing.
6NCOED Y~EAR-Harmony continued, and
OSTTHTR6 YEAR-Hermony completed, Double
oo1pfsrpoint, Fugus Form and Composition
a-s~f aftanffcn IL given. 70 the piano, Organ,
o..h@-fraI instruments, and Cultivation Of the
49, Fog parficulars edoraaa~
5. P. MORGAN, President.
pr,aefpai q Department o. Secular Music. E
Prof J. n. ELLIS,
s Pref. O. z. cHUROHILL,
Beard sfDIrsstorS,
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, lat Superior street, next
door to tho Wedderl House.
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n. 4. stock Market--Feb- L.


n. 7. Stock Marhet-Feb- L.
Go~vEREHExT STocEs-A shads finer
United States skies Of ISL, coupons, 1884;
do, $50 coupons OF 1852, 100; do OF Is 5, 102.-
Treasury no;es-T-S0s, lst series, s9Hi DO ID series
81.
sTOoKs-Heavy.
Ohio & Mississippi Certificates 25%; New York
Central $50; Erie 500; Reading $50 Michigan
2S9E; DO preferred 54E: Fort Wayne IS; Cumber-
land preferred ass Michigan Central In2; Rock
Island. >. lOes<; Illinois Central lle1{; Alton
lOJ15; Terre Haute 3g do preferred ~
Mining SfOeks-Feb. l.
The prices Of mining stocks bid in Boston to-day
were:
Copper Falls 285S; franklin s754; Hancock l45S
Minnesota l01z; Bay State 90; Isle Boyail454i
Quincy Sc; Boston water power 2i54.
-
Rose & Pren1iss' Provision Markea
Report.
The following are the rates charged BY US:
HANs-Sugar-eured premium hams . 3D. Is
CANvAssEB HAMS 3D.
DRIED BEEF-T
ACCOMPLISHMENTS D b-~------.- is
BAcoN-Or Smoked Sides 3 b--.-.---.-- ~
LARD-Prim Leaf kettle-rnd'di in bbls or tres Is
I" Prime eafkettle-rnd'd in kegs q d. -
PoRK-HO. l mess (newl9 bbl-----------S2 90
" Extra clear D 81 90
eS-Ho extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depOts or boats All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to snythangin
the State. Orders promptly Tilted
ROSE & PRENTISs.
Nos I42. IA and I+H Ontario stTeat.
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CITY NEWS

Tax Rocks wiz dose Saturday. February 50,
ls6s. h. S. wHTFTLEsEY, Treasurer.
iaazs:2ss - - -.
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Er For Evening Edition News
see inside. l-Ffr-EgTa
BG For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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STANTON.

If the nervous and anxions energy Of
Edwin Stanton to organize victory made
him sometimes Petulant and unjust to in
dividusls, his perseverance, and triumph in
the grand aim will be his vindication.
Men may be nothing in the course of ma
tions, but citizens are never to be counted
out of q republic. II Mr.. Stanton some
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Latest sheet music at HALLS, II Monument
SQUARE. .4r..
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CITY PROPERTY FOB SALK
CEDAR eT.-Eear Wilson avenue, 81 acres, 4
acres growing grapes, good brick house.
VALUABLE STONE QARBY-With good in
proyements, at Berea; very cheap.
R00ETLL 6T.-Ho1ss and Lot, $4,000.
KIESHAE ST.-House and Lot, $3.50.
GARDEN 6T.-H0use and Lot, $500.
PERU SF.-House and Lot, $500.
SUPERIOR ST.-Relldaace on Superior-Gt., west
Of Eris, SIS, 600.
CHESTNUT 6T.-HouSs and Lot, $500.
GARDEN ST.-Houso and large Lot, $500
KIEsHAN sT.-Large Brick House and 10 acres
Land, with fruih Ae.i 9 very desirable resi-
enc sFs-Tso-story House and Lot, $500.
aOOFTLDE sT@HOass end Lot, 5000.
LAKE SF.--Brfek House and La, 81, 500.
EAST o1EFELAED@2s acre., well Improved, on
State Road q
Also ny asrss near Dones' Corners with 6 acres
Also Ts< acres near Dr.. Mathevett's.
cUsTEkD ATEEUE.-House and Lot, $4,000.
Also, hlergS humber Of desirabls Farms and out
lots. ~
JOHN 6. JENNINGS, Agent
AtWater Building
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To these are opposed, in the directory the
name of Stanton, in combination Grant,
in the handling of divisions Sheridan. Be-
hind these three active p~ersonages, like a
cheerful and tender background, to repre-
sent the patience aud prayerfulness and
steadfastness of the people, rose Abraham
Lincoln. He was an essence rather than an
individual. When dissensions ragged he was
the most hopeful; when passions were blood
lest, he was the most Christian. Other men
represented their own genius, or the impulse
Of their faction, or the material ambition of
the country but Lincoln represented plain
steadfast democracy. They were the United
States he was freedom. In his very awk-
wardness and disregard of dignity he has
left the republic a precious legacy. When
America shall grow in culture and luxury,
and in her executive aspire to rival the
pomp, the stateliness, perhaps the absolu-
tism Of Kings, the jealous people, recalling
their greatest Martyr, shall say in ~reproof:
"The equipage of this President was good
enough for u.s."
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.

In Robert Lee, the same austere Provi-
dence, to purify our Republicanism, shat
tered our faith in traditional responsibility.
The heir of Washington went with the rest
of the new ehivalry, and with ten times the
talent OF that great Fabius crushed the ar
mics of our ownlesser responsibilities till he
met in Grant a man without . pedigree. He
was the equal Of Wellington in maneuyer-
ing great bodies oftroops upon small Interior
Iinss, 4he Duke &c Waterloo fought his
whole army upon a mile and q quarter arc /;
but Lee at Cold Harbor for FIVE days pre-
scented a solid line of battle wherever we
sought for him, till his whole force seemed
Unanswered by the wink of his eye, and
every salient that we touched was a corps.
While the Qualifications of Richmond stand
his name shall evoke admiration. But over
the glory ofhis talent falls q shadow as eter-
nal as his memory the frown of a resolute
democracy whose sacrifice was longer than
his art,
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UleHeland KnolesaIa Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 1, 1856.
FlOnr-Quiet and steady. City brands Xxx red
SIC, IS; do TX white 81, 5O@Il,75. COnn-
try brands Xxx red Ss,OO9l0,OOi do Xxx white
SIC, OOGll 90.
Wheat-Dull and heavy. We could hear Of no
sales to-day Choices grades are held firm, but
prices are somewhat irregular.
C~Orn-euist. New shelled held at SIC from
store.
Oats-No sales reported. Hold nOminally at
ss94Oc for No. l from store.
Rye-DuIl and nominal.
BarIey-Nothing doing.
Dressed HOgs-Quist. Sales small lots heavy
to packers at lie. There are very few Offering.
POrk-In moderate trade demand and steady.
Sales 50 bbls City Mess at $500; Clear heId at
SSI, 90. "
~Lard-stsady- City-rendsrsd held at Isc in
tierces, l9e in kegs. COuntry-Heudered l5alec.-
salos 2OoO lbs city in tiercss at the quotation.
Hams-steady at Csc for sugAr-eursd.
ShOulders-Steady. Held at lGc-
Mess Beef-ouist and steady st $3.50 for
city packed. as4s
Dried BeeE-sseady at SIC.
Rutter-In moderate demand and firm for
choice roll and tub at se9s1c; common to good
grades dull at q range Of 2OSk5e.
Cheesc-UnshAnged and in fair demand at I59
zoe for good to choice Western Reserve AID New
York.
EgEa-auist and steady at Csc.
HlghWLnes-Dun. Held at ss,19Sa2s.
AIcOhOl-steady. Held at S4,4oa4,A5 for 9s
per cent. Cologne Spirits. 50 per cent, S4,65. Esu-
trail Proof spirits S2ss@2,40.
PetrOReaR-ouist and steady at s5@s7e for
Reazsd free,
Oila-steady at the following quotations:
9aEheA---- s59 Elephant " B. ! g
NeatsfOOt---- -9l e5 ~sE H
Dried Applea-Enehanged. New held at II
9l3c, and pay for packages.
Green APples-Unehanged and in moderate
demand at S4,OO94,5O for good soupd fruit.
B-eans-Held a. at sl,75@2,0O for white.
POtatoes-Pesohblows steadz n snSsS~i-~
Seeds-TlmOthy held at ss,Oe9s,5o. Sales
100 bu Clover at 800.
HAy-Markst quiet. Loose selling at q range
of sIO,OO9ls,OO BsAter pressed at 5000.
Acknowledgements held at 1l911c; coun-
try-rendered 1091lc.
Feathers-Prims live geese held at $4,000.
SaIt-Firm ct S2,55 for Fine; $3.50 for coar1
onondaga; sass for Saginaw.
Ale and POrGor-Ws quote Is follow n.
emit Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock $1,000 n.TS1
nett 1880; Pale Cream Sll,OO; , ortsr eIo ooa
l4,Oo. S
HOPs-Firm- Held at ; range Of 4oas5c for
New York, Michigan and Q ,bIo
Malt-stsAdy. BARI sy Malt selling a. s1.so a
bushsI. Wv"
Water Lime Market arm at 50, 90 for Akron
and Oswego.
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WANTEp..AcENT

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-oeD Be made By selling "LloYd'sB Battle His
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FROM WATERLOO TO RICHMOND.
The Lecture of George Alfred Town.
send before the Cleveland Library
Association last Evening.

Mr.. Townsend, the youngest of lecturers,
is assuredly among the most successful. a
year sgo unknown to fame, he has, within
that brief twelvsmonth, won distinguished
honor in two distinct vacations. His sud
den and brilliant triumph as g journalist is
only equalled by his popularity as a public
lecturer. In Cleveland at least his success
in the latter role is an accomplished fact,
and the crowded and OVERLOOKING house
which greeted him last evening, on the oe-
casion of his second lecture, testified very
cOnvineingly to the impression he made on
his first introduction to our citizens, in De-
cember last.
The first part of the lecture last evening,
"from Waterloo to Richmond" was devoted
to q narration of the incidents of a visit to
Waterloo, and a lively and amusing re-
hearsal of the dialogue between a party of
English tourists and the English guide. To
this succeeded a brief description of the
battle itself. Inevitably, though perhaps
unfairly, the listener ia led to compare this
with Victor Hugo's graphic photograph of
/ llC 6dlHg GCCAC7 1hu ~ oNNAAI0 ~ Us LhAeI
curiously enough, the latter, though written
in a book, reads like fervid defamation,
while the former, though delivered, sounds
like a polished essay. The lecturer passed
on to contrast the Napoleonic struggle and
defeat with the Republican contest and
victory; to compare the spirit of Wa
terloo-asspirit of absOlqtism-with the
spirit of Democracy which haunts the his
toric fields of Richmond to draw, in graphic
outlines, faithful as photographs, the like
nesses of the representative spirits on either
side of our great conflict; and to conclude
with a spirited poem rejecting the feelings
of the war-correspondent as he bore to the
mails the dispatches which were to thrill
the world and make his own name famous.
We are glad to be able to lay before our
readers a few of the best paragraphs of this
excellent lecture. We do not agree with the
author in all his views, but we give them as
his, not ours:
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FOR SALE,

ROR sALE-EARM-A good farm for stock
grain or dEiry, 81 10 acres. ~ miles eSss OF
&c. Inquire at 80 Euclid ave 1ebz26dIxtrstE2t
NOR sALE-House and Lot on Bond-st. HOuse
y is two stories II rooml gas, hot shc cog HateT'
bath room and sewerage. Price s6.oe.
FOR sALR-H0UsK AND LOr FOR SALE
Sit streets. Price $3.50; s 900 down. balance on
sine. Enaulrs o. The premises. i~aDsl;2s4
TOR sAIR.-A good building lot Io feet front.
Efnsmsn street between Ionggood avenue and
FOrsst StrOef. Enquire Of J. Downie a Co.. 81 Pub
TOR SALE CHEAP-Fsrn Of 964 acres under
u ahigk state Of cultivation, 10 miles from Cleve-
knd, vel Watsrsd; 70 acre. Of good timber and good
Fuif, with enc span 81 lA=ge horses, harness and
Yheaf, oats, rye. corn, and al farming utensils, 40.
How SoTn % 6srs Of wheat and ryei AZ thrown in
esiI on A. W. POE, Brooklyn Csntsr,
fAros miles South Of Cleveland. j~an27:2s4
UNQTNRs FOR sALE-One second hAad
stSanisGa s, y = re PI SsTj,t Sns w ssi9nd ed nasa
&. Clair aad Wason SIS, Cleveland, o. THOs. T.
REEYE. lAn2IzA
EOR SALE or KxCHANGE-A lot 40 feet
S-r. az ! o sO Oh hoaSs ed spTins Wss1h' or doSbIs
esetea b1s7y. AppH VI 9S0 Superior q.
GOR sALEIerist NM and Is acres Of land in
mils vest Of the Linz Depot, en- p. Q. Railroad.
Tha MIL n COED and substantial, has { run Of atonea,
9 water Uheas and q good steam engine; plenty OF
vAteF q good part a the yeAr. and has q good run Of
custom, with agood retail trsde. Also, two houses,
anod orchard liabla-&s., WILDE cold reasonable.
Eor Information apply to the owner on the Dremisee
p. g. IWonfT- five scres mOre land viii be sold with
The above n desired. JOHN COTTON jGn6szS6
E0R SALE CHEAP-0ns seoond4hand Boiler
IL In drst.rats condition. Size, p fset long, ~ in
two dues. Inquire Of
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AMUsEMENTss
ACADE5iY % MUsIC.
I.Aa A. rr.I.r. Manager R. 4. a.y.-4r..ar


JOAa A. Ellslsr. Manager R. h. GsaEy.-TTsaarsr
PzIozs or ADzEssIos-Dssss Circss and Par
cents Family Circis, 50 cents; Gallery, Is cantss
Private Boxes, IS snd 81 Single ssai5 In PriVats
Boxes, Sl,0o.
Doors open at I 100. Curtain rises 81 rs.
Coiored persons Will, under no circunEtencs1, b
permitted TO occupy seats IN any efher portion q
the house, save the Gallery. Admi81lon % cents.
The management takes pleasure In announcing
= limited engagement with the
ZAEFRETTA
GymRast, PaRtOmIme 4 Ballet FFOuDel
Whose beautiful and Classic ~erfornanes are M
equaled BY any Artistes Ia the country.
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 9Th, 1853, the per-
formsnes viii open With the isushsbb PantomimS
entitled
MERRY PACHA.
La Tulip, = French sOldlsr---.--AlsE. zanfrstta.
Dextsrous MsnipRlafions-..A-- Morests Br0thsrs.
After which the wonderful AID elassle
TRAPEZ.
with Drum Solo while hanging b. bach Of neek.
After which Alex. zsnfrstta vii dance Polka,
int Odueing his celebrGtsd DHUEKEN SCENE, On
Stills Twelve Feet High.
To conclude with the Comic Pantomims Of
DECHALU1IEAr.
In preparation, "MadinS the Magic Star"