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DAILY MORNING LEADER.
Ft'aUSHKU DAILY, TLI-WEKKL fc uXKi,V, BY
E COWLES i& CO:'
M Superior street.
TERMS OF DAILY-Zn'D,'TRI-WHEKLY.
Daily, per week T2
year, to Bill aultscnlters $6.14
7ri Weekly, per we. 6i4 til
year $JU0
Daily far irw. tha One Yt-vr, 50 IHC per
Mouth. ' . .-
Terms of Weekly JLeader.
Th l-rounrtora have onr-luded i a redaction in the
a ,.., Ot I lie LL AlLK. Would lMt MtriciM. to rtpal'.ms. MS
ell t ttiniiiae e: and tluv imt- " - rdinMv, reduced
ne suorcr.oliou nnc o? I'.c WEfci l LEADER, t sin
ale sub nkrt.iNE lMiLLAlTm-FlFTY CENTS
in-r .ear. and ONK IHlLLAU (or m muullis They alo
orb-rlli loU-iWiiu; inducements U riuhs:
M topies 13.UI 3 Cui'lM $ 60
IS H M 50 46 un
jq 'JV0l.lWu " MU OU
Alt Im cue aJ lrtiftS. Five ceuts extra will be chare, d on
at -Ucupy, to Clubs, wlmre th uune ot i lie bubsrrilmr is
wnut ii i'U it An extra copy kliuwtJ lu the seller uu ut
he CM for Ins trouble.
Invariably in Advance.
ffPersM ..H"war3ingfmlrB for suhm-nption, without
i r- -i.it -T,t- ' in fffi-ivf iTit niTfuiiiiii
& Counsellors.
SEO. S. C LAPP ATTORNEY AT
LAW a id NOTARY PUBLIC. Office over MrBndes
Drugstore, Beiea. Olt'Q mayClut
'fKOOK.S, BOAKDMAN & FOKD
Ly ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Al water Buildin, loot
til Superior st., Clevelaud, tihio
D W. BUtMJk. W.J BO.HDMJIC.
l. w. ron
It tK
WILLIAMSON
& RIDDLE, AT-
V TURN EYS AT LAW. Ottice No. Nl. Suiirior-st
:e
S.
nhVclaod. Ohio. S. WILLIAMSON
,an''l A H. KIDDLE.
TmIARLES C. BALDWIN ATTOR-
Vnev and Counselor I Law-Offlr.e il Superior St.. user
CltvBai.k. )alll:.:Jlv
PALM ER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
AT LAW. OtlitB over Commerc ial Bank.
ortl-eTB
A SPEK, J. F., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1. Wimn, iriiniltull County, Ohio. Olwe, Nu. SI-J
M .irrrt nr:i-iW
Dcntifitq).
KEMOVAl,.
B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE-
moved ill Drutal OtLce to Ins n sidercc No ,
Wood si , lour doors N-.rtti oithe M K. Cluinu, wnerr-iie
wili be happy to aee Mi ol ms onuer purnus, 01 auj wu
erwlm Biav iH-ed Ins rvirt-s.
Cleveland. Marr.i u. inwv-hiii uu
TT ALL l WELL & DANIELS, DKN-
XI. TISTS. Painitfci Miliodi) Curing tbe Toullttwtia,
TEH T Iit
Without etTirthr the tooih. ?:viii5 anv pain. Famous
reuuintic 4rtirmlTertli anJ th.w wishias them, by lnvur
iiit u with call. iU iliw lull seUol Porc Uin
Trtlh aiwl the VuicaD'Zl Ci'miourd which, tor Wautv,
durability, C 'iulort,a.i drlemul'uess. axe unfcurpasi.ed, lUere
being no seams or joiui tor ilia liHlnusiit ol food.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
In Oold and Silver PlsUs, without th md of sprmes,
ri asps or wire.-. AFuUSei iroui $10 to $:0, ai.d a perlect
Cliildiv-D'a Telh resulatt-d, darmg Ue first and necutid
dtrUtltlotl.
KoomsoTer Cburcbili's Drug Slore, uth side of Public
A. M. PERRY & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
F LOU 11 nE.tL.EKS,
No. 110 A I IS Superior Street,
HAVE now in Siore, 1.000 Barrels
aud H tg. Double Eilia, Eitra, aud SuiKiiliuu
FAMILY FLOUK,
Wluch u for sale at the lowest market mti-s.
We shall diily If reruw Fiour irooi th- South
aud from Nonlieru aIiIIs. and can aud will uiake it an
ut-ject fr j.urcLui-efii U d?l wall ua.
r3 AH Flour soM by will prove we rep
cstut.
t LEVEEAKD. Vt , WiH. orM dkW
ILOUK. 300 barrels Fredericks
burrh Vluar S.i-k iui 1 Ham-Is.
,ir7 ' VMMELMJ Ki ll. 47 M"iii St
St C1T R MTl7f;S" Kr,l YflR A frssh
"S1
lot ol this MiU'a double-eitia Fauii Flour, for
Kfcle it rfawiMible ra by Al. b. SCOTT.
RYE FLO UK. Just received, a niee
lot oi Rve Flour for sale, al Wholesale oul Kemil.
J. M. HOW EH
hp! fin 70 Merwin treet.
LO ITR. 500" lKlT"Flour7 Chmee
J; Bramlf, at relui-ed prn-e. Whtdeaalu Of Kclail.
Taken to any part ot Ui rn y.
apt
MOKliAV fc HOOT.
T & V. WHITES-
-WHOLESALE
fj m and I
I Retail Dealers in Flour, Feed autl tiraiu. Ke
anJ Burkwiiejit Flour. wint mid el!ow Com Ale-al. All
orders til led u short uoime aud dt-Uvirrd to auy part ot
tlie i iiv irtie oit:hb.ro. io. 41 DuUiiu lre t.
Mate, f.nameli'd tiiales, and Iloune Kur
nfahiiiji t.oodn.
WL. MARVIN, 42 Public Square,
hn:irv opposite the old Court House, ham Iweu
Fjii. aud made tbe ni.M tU-sirablc m.alertiiin ol GoJs. at
the lowest prire, h is jus' recciv. d the largest r. t
t'ookiiuc. Parlor, Dimnp Konm. Hall and Store STOvES
aud HilL'SK FURNISHING GOODS in the uiarkt-t. He
l als.recpvius weekl'. and W-fi coiifctau1 ly uu hand tlie
.... i L'MiMi'i irii i.UA I'tlS. ot' m.tkt b-auu
ttll tiiiih. These, witti li- r im w auJ apnroved st, le of
bTOlS, from tUe mott -rle..ni:eu t uvwiami mauuu
torr. c.u-4.iiuii-s such au afsortiunt that he cau suit
the wanL' ot all clis-s ol . utoturs. He manu tartu rt
L..d k-M aup.wa w.th TIN. COPPER AND sHKET
IKON WKK, mide la the ueatrsf and motit desnablfi
ui:iuuer His ebiI aim lnu; U. mui, he uuaran'et-s pc-rtnut
aUismction to Uis usluuiern, Oid tuo wt of oumkii.d ' in
And W c.Hiviu. ed' of ihc nutU oi tin above, atd we will
'U you a: wli.dfsab and r:t:nl,ai prii-es to sun me uaiea,
aud lottcrthaucn b3 (.im liasi-a eUe where
W . L. A( An. 1 1 .
No. 42 Soul!, SlJe Pul'lic SU'tre, i,earl; ujiiKKilu thi old
CIILLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
l r TOVE POLISH tin b.s' la tlie market. As.
1 I'ni.nW'S Intallioie Se!I-Srialliuc I RLIT :ANS. war.
ranted to be Air-T.eni. I'.T ale cbeau at wlioteile or
rrlail.br W L. MAKVl.N, o. i ruDlie Sfluaro.
Ol-14 Nearly
ite the old Court Hous
Star of the lVri.
The best -ae tonsuutinff Stove In the
Uarld !
mnrsUtlie most wouJerfal STOVE
I 1.1.11 bas rvtr bfin uiaJe, ana the only ne that can
kt-?o a cosriMOLs cosibuTtox ot iases, therebv pro-
..n ..- m t rra traal.lt, FLAME ITJm AN TH AfirE I OaL.
Bv the pecaliar arnin;eiue:it oi tne apparatus, the oxytren
of ih - atm.-t-p-rir air is dmnbou-d iialv ver the whole
urfaie oi the fire-iKl ID SUi h a mruiuer that eacu jet r
t-.,.w hiirninK tn.in ihn c )uimt DeriOraieu nlate aim hit
cnaiubr, .iiaU met-t in ihr reuier of the throat, (tiv tuj no
rtiai.ee iorihe Gsses t escape, nnle-w nttnirled with the
o i era, whi. h produce a ooutiuuous ll;un. and tlierePT a
lr"t lucreatsv i heal This coinlunatiioi rntiA.es it i he most
eon.tDical liealaas Store iu the world
The Flimc produced fromtlwn Gists make one of tbe
n-t cHbtKFlt V.Rls thai cau oe imagined, and all from
ANTtiB.ClTE Coat- .... ,
t uenrn can 1 kept ua throush the whole aeaaun, ud
with verv it'-tle care.
. u-.s'.r'B it hi hr'n m-i.l bvthenubltc. and the matt'
uf tcturers are sustained in all thfj have eer claimed for
1 'f.k Late br the PBbsrnbrr, the only authoriied Apeuti.
JOHN 1NOKRSOLL fc CO.,
TVubtrs in Stoves, iu.. J2 Superior slrret.
:,lm o i.itv-iai.a. tiuo
STEWxiRT'S
NEW
C00KIN(x STOVE
And save oac-tliird of your fuel bill.
Ucal Estate Vgcncri.
KCAL ESTATE OFFICE.
ALEXANDER GARRETT.
15. 60WITEE STktET. (LITE C. a. EtAD k CO.'S UNI.)
T ANDS IN IOWA, WISCONSIN.
I A vi .i. llli....i iorsalflrom 82.51 l slu.tJi4
i. i..i.criJit Alotil nnKtertv. Farm
add LndkiuOhioiorftale ami eirbaiiee'. Laut ae-oiia
Clothing.
KOCH, LEVI & MAYER
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER
IN ALL KISDS OP
Heady Ulatle Clothin;
NO. 72 SUPERIOR STREET.
aui
Confectioner!).
"TO H N OUINN'S CELEBRATED
J SPARKL1NU KE.NNETT-lul,..ttle a,etyuper-
wr article, at s. C WHIll.M a- t o
n.h-i Hi Mi tier i or St reel
J C. WHITING & CO. Manui'actur-
J,r, of Cuotce Coalee.lioeejit ana w no!-sa!u anu
lall Dealers iu K"rrin t rulls, imwnen H!i. auo
rielicaoesia tbeir seaawu So. Ill Suirioral., llevelaiid
OLIO; . 2!!-L
C? C WHITING- &. CO., HAVIN
kj made eiteuive improvements lutbeirman JtacturJia
dcuortmeni are bow .repareu 10 iuiuiauvuumnuv
alldeacnptionsat rduri-d price. Parties supplied
tua best dvscrtpuott ol choice luxtttiei U the suoneita
c
leveia.n
E. Cowlcs & Co., Publishers
VOL. 12.
0
ci
CLEVELAND, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5, 1S5S.
Mo
Willi
-Office No. 51 Superior Street -
TprilliJ I
Leader.
1 ShllUiiil r werk 1. -liy atacrla, i
NO. 267.
lte-
ww
FALL rrOODSli
Taylor, Gristcold A' Co.,
Superior Street, First Store above Bank,
ARE PREPARED to (.ffer to the
Trade, or al Retail, a larec aud U aeicuU-d
Slock uf
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS!
Coui.risn.g in pirt au unusual van- ly of
SEW STYLE DKESS GOODS.
Iti liil Ue;artuict uiiy le 1'oauJ
PRINTED COTKL1NES, (Ri.lc.nS,)
BOI? DE boloi;ne FOFLINS.
meiunos, cashmere;,
rich new styles m. delaine?,
embroideked roles,
bayadere robes.
ROBES Atil lLLE, and
KICK CHINTZ ROBES,
All uf the
Latest Importations,
AND NEWEST DESIGNS.
SHAWLS.
PLAID WOOLEN SHAWLS all slvles;
BliOTHE SOAURE AND I.ONO SHAWLS,
C1RI TLAR STELLA SHAWLS.
STRIPED BROC11E SHAWLS.
PRINTED SILK SHAWLS.
ZEPHYR KNIT SHAWLS
DOMESTIC COODS AND FLAXXEIS.
BLEACHED AND B..OWX SIIEETINIiS.
SIIIRTINUS,
DRII.LINliS.
CANTON FLANNELS.
BED TICKINO,
APRON CHECKS Ilc.
Alau
All W.,l
Eiilmli,
Aniurican.
ail
flukrr
FLANNELS.
Our tleeaat Slo. k of
CARPETS,
Is nuw peu In insie.:ti'iii at our Saks R.hiiu!,, roiihtst
ing l
VELVETS,
BHISSEUS,
THREE-PLYS,
INuRAiN, t
DUTCH
CAR PE TINGS.
SUPERIOR OIL CLOTHS,
COCOA NUT -MATTINOS,
DOOR MATS, Lc.
FI1MS1I1C GOODS GENERALLY.
Sarli aa
DAMASKS,
PIANO COVERS,
LINEN T.ARI.K COYF.FS
RUGS. &c . a.c.
efleiKltd asyurtinent uf
HOSIERY It OI.OVES.
DRESS TRIM.MINiiS,
EMBROIDERIES.
RIBBONS.
LLNENS.
COTTONS.
CLOIHS, Sii-.,Itr.
Long eTperien inthc Trailo, ami a'nndatit fariliti.-s for
buwoe u.. to tlie best advautace. will wairaut us t.. ss-1
aura out customers that we cut uuVr Uieui itducements
SECOND TO NO HOUSE WEST OF NEW YORK.
tlie-cfor' reiictfull unite lb. Lsdieaol Cleveland
aiul country. Milliners, Coun'rj Me!chaits,ai.d all t.u ra
Goods in our line, to rail and enratne our si elt and
'
ac7ditw4m 210 SuoeriorSt . first Store atiove hai.k.
Coal Dealers
MASSILLON COAL A SPLKN
HID ARTICLE EXPRESSLY PREPARED 1.1
EST1U liSK.
S3,25 per Ton, delivered.
Mineral Ridge, Briar Hill 1 Chippewa TuUl.
nii-p. frfn'i'H bl CO..
ocd2mii4 Ncjr Erie w.rehou. s de.
Hammonrlsville Iilinirig t-ompany s
.T1. 1 U V L I V '
.. ,. . ,. T-,nn n, i , T- T P 13 11 ,1 1 T L
l.UAL, liUMV, ilhL Lbll 4. lllid Dirn-tt,
ATTIOLESALE ND RET Alia At
TT 1,HEA 1L1 lthliLl r.i, rmi
This Coal lias
,n im ptfi a inaKea ho CI.INK1.K. anu 1 si- ain,it:oro
eaui
t t tlie nurest. IU...I our.u,ie. a,iu uios, u,wn
.u.1 i;nte Coal aluoue all the bituauuousi'oals.
Orders by tho Car Load, (10 Tons,)
WILL BE FILLED AT
45 cents per Ton below the regular Retail price.
This COKE. CLAY and UKU K are far superior to any
ot:-er maliulai-lureu 111 ,J:no
Alsi a variety OI cnt-ajier .u;ii "u ii.ni
or 14 dblll m
J . J HOCKAFf.l.l.oW. Gen l A?t.
1 8 5 8 .
7. C. PEXDLETOS CO.,
DEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK-
aaiov, Bner HiiL cbi,pewa, Taluuadse ai.d Nt
" - -
j mm m jj m
Office No. 5 Onatt's Eichai se, Yard loot bupenoi street,
aiilS
EWBERRY LUMP COAL. This
. u:.r . .1.1.,, (el Lit Oiiitiesiic; DuriHfee.. wen .
sLeaaaaAd sinilb use, can be Uud ol the uaderslsued Ageula
forthe Company.
Orarf,.re,tr ortoreimt-ade will 1 executed with
oat.-h.aud Coal tletlvered at any l-artol theci'.y ot a ,io:,llty
whichwillno failUtlilease.il left ateltherol our ..Ili.-es,
orauaestofeol Uaylordk Hamtno-jd, ft. iiuKr;or-fct.
erfl yo. SI River street and C. & P. Coal Pirr.
COAL COAL.
ATOW IS THE TIME TO
-n,.,'l.-.1.t.PCi.i,I,s LV are i allv rrccir;
d.d anu-ie I wrSlove and' Grates, which we liell cr &3
periou. Parties wwhin?iopurrnas-win uu
t-aded to. oni'-es anu larus on . bl r . n.. r
C P- H.H. Machine SUua.i-akes ireei
Coots ana Sl)oci
SPENCER & MELLEN,
WUOLESalXE DEALEJtS IJt
BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF ALL TUE VARIOUS KINDS,
No. 24 Water street, Cleveland, 0.
ORSON SPENCRB.
L F. ilELLE
14 d '21 1
( I t'ETT, BLUIGETT & CO , WHOL
LJLSALKDKALEUIN BlXITS. SllOKS. AND BM
ItANSl No. 37 Walarsft.,afaw dwurssowlb eitba p.talon
Cleveland, O
1BA ABA'
B WSt.l. HUITT
mUl'i-.aa
OrtCllinirttl.
URASS SEED.
"1 BUSH. OF PURE REAPED
3J T.rSeedj r.yrtcie.e.ai
BIRD SEEDS.
itth WAVE JUST RECEIVED
W frw-h ui'ply of ranarT.Ilt-inp. Rape,MitJeU.
ure and Maw Seeds, all tit wlnrh art:..-au auu i nre.
"n w.-i. u. keep T-jur Bud healthy, leid them uj-un bi
WTLUSING RED TOP OU BOG
V nKSTKOYEB ThM-stheirost effect ual rs
,uVo,a?nfr.blid known. It will yield I row two to
too.ofeo.jliajloth.a.je. torsaleby s
aueS
ENTUCK.Y BLUK UKAfefe. OK-
chid Ural,, and Bed To. S. put. ,uallt
always be found at No tObtaiiosUMl giAIR a SON.
CITY & NEWS ITEMS
Fit ID AY .UUKMNU, NOV. 5,
Hui'SK Bt:iLDiNG. From the returns of the As
sessors of the various Wards aud Towusliips in
Cuyabnga Couuty, nova file at the Auditor's of
fice, we preseut the following table, showing the
uuuiWr and value ot uew butldius aud improve
meets, for the year ending May 15th, 185$.
CITY OF CLEVELAND.
First Ward, 22 buildings. Cost 3 23,240
10
,aoo
Third
Fourth '
Filth
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth "
Ninth
Tenth "
Eleventh
Total,
5
31
GJ
4j
42
3
23
31
56
10. mm
1 0,973
30,150
12 605
10,700
410
kl.olo
7,244
13,820
154 .055
329
TOWNSHIPS.
7 buildings. Cost S 3,300
7 " " 4.200
liedrord,
lirecksvil'e,
hiooklvn.
Chagrin Falls,
1 lover.
East Cleverd,
Euclid,
Independence,
Mayueid,
Mi.idleimrgh,
Newburgh,
l'aruia,
Olmsted,
Orange,
ltockport,
Koyaltou,
Solou,
Strongsville,
Warreusvdle
50
3
6
44
15
J
2
7
la
5
17
1
18
2
4
i
" 12li'J5
" " 2,200
" " 1,01)3
" 20,877
" " 2.470
" 1.600
' 1,310
" " 2,0u0
" " 37,050
' " 6O0
" 3.003
125
1,025
" " 2,700
" " WK)
" " 1,051
" " 1,100
Total cost, Sloo.llo
151,055
Total,
" City,
Grand total.
231
32'J
COO
5260,105
It will be seen that the Fifth of the Wards, bas
built the most bouses and expended the most
money, aud DrooUlyu, of the Townships, ditto. This
I does not include those houses and additions DOW
being built, of which there are a g 'eat number.
Upon Superior, St. Clair, aud Lake streets, there
are niauy ot these buildings, the most of them being
small. Mr. Jacob Hovey lias lately completed a
fine brick two story house at No. 391, Lake street,
which is finished iu a superior manner.
Jtlr. William Moo.ie is erecting a pleasant two
story brick house near the corner of St. Clair and
Back streets. It is to be stoue to the top of baso
mint and the remainder of brick. Tbe house is 25
by 35 feet. Cody A Uorham, masons; M. C. Wy
inau, carpenter.
The I!.iptisls arc putting up a neat, servkcab'e
Church on St. Clair street, near the corner of Mar
shall. It is of wood, 30 feet by GO. Ccorge Kid-
Iney , carpenter. It is designed for a Sunday Scbt ol
aud fjr religious meetings. The wiudona and ccil-
; will be arched, and the whole Cnished in a
pleasant, tasty manner.
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Let-
n
lor
tbnei
ca.
The Clothing Tcade. A cold bloak winter
li coming on ; trost and suoiv will soon take tue
place of dust and warmth, and our bright Indian
summer will be in the by-gone days while the
whislliug winds and the icy pavements will remind
us each day of the blessiugs of fuel and waim
clothes. And upon the last point let us call atten
tion to the old established house of W S Robiuson,
where clothing for the million can be procured at
low rates upon short notice. For eight years this
establishment bas been doing a large business in
the clothing line, each year adding to its trade, un
til now the goods from it go abroad throughout
the west. It is a mammoth wholesale and retail
establishment where every variety of clothes and fur.
uishiug goods may be procured, from a heavy pi
lot overcoat to the most delicate haudkerchief.
All descriptions of cloths for gentlemen's wear are
upon the shi Ives, and custom work is rapidly turn
e(j out nnjer the direction of an experienced cutter
and faithful workmen. Through the huge and
well tilled store each customer can Cud goods to
suit his taste and bis pare, and in the heaviest
rush of trade, there will he enough for all. A line
assortment of rubber goods can here be found
which are made on an improved plan, lighter, and
yet more serviceable thau those made heretofore.
But space would forbid anything like a full enu
meratiou ofal! the articles to be found at this cloth
ing emporium. Suffice it to say, that here the wants
ol all cau be satisfied at low figures. The number
has been changed from SB, by which the house has
Wn Liii.trn ttironehout all this region, to IsO
where Ilobison will ever be found to attend to his
customers.
, , .. , couutrv friends who are in want
of clothing, go to lao superior st
I -v-. ,,.- E,r . or On Wuiln ,lnr a Mr. TVil.
v' . . - '
liam Sl.1Ier3i Foreman of the C.C.AC. K. R. Pier
was leaping from one train of cars to another, his
e V,n fntl Utu-ocn thAtrrtirid striking
heavily upoa his hip. So bones were broken but
-
he was so much bruised as to be confined to his
bed for a lime. A few days previous he very nar
rowly escaped being crushed by a train which
was hacking down upon hiin
. . aw
Grading XEEDEn. Iu the present state of th
fiuances of the city, we cannot advise many expen
diturcs, but some of the streets in the eastern par
of the citv neeil cradinz and draining sadly. Es-
ptcia'ly is this the case in some or the smaller streets
between Lake, St. Clair and Superior streets, iathe
:i 1,1. c....i;-
i region Ol lue rauroau auuus. cwumug " v.v
becomes stagnant Dy 111C Slues Ol inc sireei Bin
was remarked by one yesterday "fever and agoe
an inch thick" extends over whole lots. The
health of the inhabitants of this region is as much
to be consulted as in other portions of the cily.
We do not attach b'ame to the Council for not
having attended to this before, for there have been
perhaps good reasons, but as soon as practicable
these lands should be drained and put in good con
dition. New Cathedral. The new Catholic Cathedral
J I on the corner of Superior Avenue and Dodge street,
is progressing. The walls are np, the roof on aud
tlie tower nearly finished. It is similar, in style
and size to the ona on Erie street
Da.. Kane's Voyage. While we were in
enjoyment of home comforts and blessings, Dr.
Kane, with his brave band of intrepid followers.
was slowly and bravely working his way through
the ice field of tho north, in search of the bodies
or remains of the adventurous Sir John Franklin.
We by our firesides can hardly realixe the hor
rors of the two long Arctic winters which passed
away while Kane and his party wero imprisoned
!n their icy fetters, but in the Panorama now ex
hibiting at the il.elodeon, we can sec with our own
eyes, faithful representations of the circumstances
aud situations iu which they were placed.
the picture is ncs all dark ; there are displayed
.l.iui ..r.1t..l, wo liiif, r,"i,1 tint never open :
gorgeous beauty of the mammoth diamonds
I lei. wltu-h have f.ie outline. 0-llttered and shone
where nn eve has seen them: and all the wi Id gran-
dare of those frozen regions. The Panorama is
of ,a truthfulness
-hich all should see.
i Fol-ndbv. Messrs. S. M. Carpenter
Co. are about to locate an engine and Machinery
in their new brick fonudry at the corner of Wason
aud Lake streets. A large portion of the machin
ery from their old establishment will be transfer
to these new works, and the old building
down or otherwise disposed of. This firm
cast, during the last summer, some two mile9
water pipe for the city, and have contracted lor
delivery of over two milei more by next April.
MORNING LEADER.
BE A WOMAN.
Oft I've heard a gentle mother,
As the twiligat hours began,
Pleadiug with a sou ou duty,
Urging him to beamau.
But uuto her blue-eyed daughter.
Thouirh with love's words quite ready.
Points she out the other duty,
"Strive, my dear, to be a lady."
What 's a lady '. Is it something
Made of hoops, and silks, aud airs.
Used to decorate the parlor.
Like the taucy rus and chairs f
Is it one that wastes ou novels
Kvery feeling that is liuiuau?
If 'tia this to be a lady,
'lis uot this to be a woman.
Mother, then unto your daughter
Speak of something higher far,
Thau to he mere fashion's lady
"Woman" is the brighter star.
If ye, in your strong attection,
Urge your son to be a true man.
Urge your daughter no less strongly
To arise and be a woman.
Yes. a woruan brightest model
Of that light aud perfect beauty.
Where the mind, aud soul, and body,
Bleud to woik out life's great duty
Be a womau uanght is h ighc-r
Ou the gilded list ot fame;
On the catalogue of virtue
There's no brighter, holier name.
Be a woman on to duty.
Raise the world from all that's low,
Place high in the social heaven
Virtue's fair and radiant bow!
Lend thy influence to each effort
That shall raise our uature human;
Be not fashion's gilded lady
Be a brave, whole souled, true woman.
BE A WOMAN. EVERY WRINKLE A LINE OF BEAUTY.
BY T. S. ARTHUR.
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"I don't like old people," said a thoughtless
young girl, "they arc either cross, disagreeable,
or ugly.
lou have been unfortunate in your chances
of observation," replied a lady sitting near her.
'It may tie so. but 1 seak, at leaat from ex
perience. All the old people it has been tuy
fortune, or misfortune, to meet, have been cross
n temper, and repulsive in appearance. I have
an old aunt who always is associated in my
mind with the Witch of Endoi. From a child
I have had a perfect horror of her. I doubt if
she ever gave utterance to a kind or uncom
laming word m her lite."
"You must n-jt judge all by this aunt, my
young friend," said the lady. "There are hand
some and agreeable old people iu the world, and
not a lew ol them either, but many. Age does
not necessarily sour the temper, nor mar the
countenance. There is such a thing as 'grow
ing old gracefully,' and the number of those who
arc thus advancing along the paths of life, I am
pleased to say, are increasinryearly. I hippen
to have an old auut also, but, so far from beiug
a second Witch of Eudor, I heard a gentleman,
not many days ago, remark, in speaking of her,
V by, every wrinkle in Mrs. tldcr s lace is a
inc of beauty." Aud so it is: for every wrinkle
there was born of patient endurance or unselfish
devotion to the good of others. I look at her
dear old face often and often, aud say to myself
now is sue not nanusouie : '
'I should really like to sec your aunt," said
the young girl, half skeptically.
"Come to my house to-morrow, and wo will
pay her a visit," answered the lady. "It will
do both of us good."
"Inank you lor the invitation. 1 will cer
tainly call."
inc next day came, ana me youus laj, , u
earlv at the house of Mrs. liarton.
Glad to seo you, Kate," was the pleasant
o-reetin she received. "We are to call on my
Auut Elder, 1 believe.
"Yet; you I romised t ) introduce nieto an old
lady who, so far trom beinir cross and ugly, is
sweet tempered and beautiful. The sweet tem
per I cau imaoine, but not a face wrinkled and
beautiful at tue same time.
You shall see," she auswereu.
'Ah, good morning, Marv," said a low, but
very pleasant and cheerful voice, as the two la
dies enterfd the small but neat and orderly sit-
till" room of Mrs. Elder.
Mv friend, Miss Kate V illiams, said Mrs
liarton. presentim: the younir lady.
Mrs. Elder laid her knitting upon a table,
close to her open Bible, and rising, Uok the hand
of Miss Williams, looking earuestly into her
young face as she did so, ami smiling so sweet
a welcome, that Kate did not see a wrinkle, lor
the beautiful light that shone from the old lady's
placid countenance.
"I am always pleased to see young faces
said Mrs. Elder, "aud to feel the w arnith of
young hearts."
"Hon arc you to-day, aunt !" inquired Mrs.
Barton.
' Xot so well in body as when you were here
last. I sleep but poorly."
Mrs. Elder smiled as if she were telling of
enjoyments, and then added
"But tliis is iue of the penaliies of age
knew it must come, and long ago made up my
mind to be patient and enduring. There ate
some of the light atEictions, lasting but a mo
ment which, if home in Christian meekness,
help to work out for us that far more, exceeding
and eternal weigut oi giory, ui wuicu sue apos
tle refers in one of his sublime passages."
Miss Williams looked at the old lady half
wonderingly.
"Always doing something, Aunt Elder," said
Mrs. Barton, placing her hand upon the half-
knit yam stocking w hich the old lady had put
aside as she row to take the hand of Miss Wil
liams. "Knittin?, I suppose, has grown into
kind of habit. A he act brings its own reward.
It is tout pleasant pastime.'
"So cbald, not my pleasant pastime, but my
useful employment, answered Mrs. .Elder,
can't do much in this world for other people
still I can do a little and 1 am t lankful for the
orivilege ; for 1 don't relieve it is possible lor
any one to be happy who is not engaged in some
useiul employment. 1 manage to Keep me
children of some half dozen poor families
warm stockings for the winter, and that
something added to tbe common stock of bu
man comfort."
Tne eves of Miss Williams were hied intent
ly urion the old ladv's age-marked leatures
Wrinkles went curving about her cheeks, her
libs and chin, and wrinkles planted themselves
deeply upon her forehead. Grey hairs were
visible beneath her cap border ; her calm eyes
lav back in their hollow sockets ; the symme
try of her mouth was gone ; and yet it seemed
to the yonng girl, as she gaxed at her wonder
ingly, as if every wrinkle in that aged face were
indeed a Hue ol beauty :
"But tou must have a surer foundation loi
happiness than knitting stockingv," said Mrs.
Barton.
The old lady seemed thoughtful for a mo
ment She then said, with sweet inipreseive
ness ' There is only one foundation upon which
we can rest and find happiness, and that
God's love in the heart. The great question
for us all is. How to obtain that love ! It will
not come at our command. We cannot drag
down from Heaven. We cannot find it, search
we ever so diKgentlv. God's love is God giv
en ; and he liestows it only on those who first
have neiuhborl v love. This is that higher love's
receptacle in the human heart, first, love
the neighbor ; then, love ot ivon, wmcn is ai
vine love iu the soul, the sure foundation
abiding happiness. So you see Mary the value
of even kmtung stockings to one like me.
is useful work, and that, as the old monk said,
is worshio."
Miss Williams could not withdraw her eyes
from the old lady's face. Its beauty and
goodness seemed to lasciuato her. bhe was
tirl of auick feelinirs aud some enthusiasui.-
Suddcnlv risina- from the chair she had taken
few moments before, she came forward
stooping over Mrs. Elder, kissed her, almost
reverently, on the foreheao, Baying, as sue
so
I "May I be like you when I grow old every
wrinkle in my face aline of beauty !"
'Grow old in toodneiis, mv dear vount'
rieud," auswerej Mrs. Elder, taking her liaml
ightly with n her own, and sie.-ikini with emo
tion for the young girl's tudden speech had
iirreu ner leelingr to an unusual depth "Grow
ild in goodness, through the discinliiie of self-
denial and the gentle leadings of neigLborly
love. It is the only path that conduct to a
peaceful old age.'
"Ihanks lor the lesson you have taui'ht me."
said Miss Williams, when alio again clasgied
the hand of Mrs Elder in parting. " I'll try
i grow ow, as tne years pass inevitably on
ards, in the better way that ou have walked.
Aud may tuy last davs be like Yours, mv best
days, aud radiant with light shining down from
the better world."
"I am a skeiiti.- no lonaer." (she was now in
the street with Mrs. Barton;) beauty and age
are not incoinpatablc "
Hut the beauty ol O'-e," replied Mrs. Lar
son, "is unlike the beauty of youth ; one is nat-
rai, tne other spiritual and celestial. 1 ne one
ot the earth earthly the other is ot the
eavens heavenlv. An evil s. ul orajuallv
mars tlie face, until every linr:uueiit becomes
repulsive ; but a soul ot goodness continu illy
reereates the countenance and covers it with
living beauty."
Lake County Items.
The Seminary in Willoughby has the roof-
boards on, and the chimneys topped out. It
looks line frjnj the Railroad.
Tho first Frost that killed vines in this sec-
lion, was discovered on the morning of the27ih
ult. Certainly a remarkable fall.
The Seminahv. A good day's work was ac
complished last Saturday, in the way of grad
ing tne grounds about the new seminary buiid-
g. home score or two ol the citizens, with a
plenty of teams, responded to the call, and a fine
time was had of it. The Ladies uf the village,
the new Dining Hall spread a Dinner for the
Laborers" and such a gloriously good Din
ner as it was. Such a superb good old-fashioned
Indian Pudding such Squash Pies such
Baked Hearts and f ork Such hue quarters ot
Roasted Lamb such Beef Pies such Succo
tash and in such generous quantities, and serv
ed by such joliy girls uh, it was a Dinner not
only to be enjoyed but to be remembered. The
uilding is progressing toward completion, the
asterers being nearly through with theceutre
part of the edifice aud plantering it is, too, of
uch rare excellence, as to retleet much credit
pon the Contractor in this department, Mr.
LUnry Biair, ol Cleveland.
Probate Court. The regular sitting of the
Probate Court, by Judge Sterling, took place
on Monday of this week. Thero were three
cases continued the State vs. Uretus Sumner;
State vs. Pat. M. Dunnegan, for violation of
liquor law ; and State vs. Edward Westrope,
lor same cause.
The State vs. George Nay-Ior, for sellinat li
quor, was tried and dfiendant convicted and sen
tenced to pay a fine of 820 and costs of prce
cution, and ten days imprisonment. The State
vs. Wm. Johnson, for selling liquor contrary to
aw, was tried, and defendant convicted and
sentenced to pay a fine of 20, costs of prosecu
tion, and ten days imprisonment, the bheritl,
A. P. Axtell, took them to Cleveland Tuesday.
ramerctue lei.
a
is
is
of
for
ii
its
and
uiu
i)ats, Caps & Svlxs.
firs. ri:ffji.ii ro ri'.s. xr.r
1. Uockstader & Co., 1
SI PEHlOJt STRET,Ncw No. Ill,
A RE NOW IN RECEIPT of their
.JL lull stuck of
Ladies' and Misses' Furs,
Of the latest imhI riflmst svVs. of evurv Tari:tv munn-
lt. turod exi.rehlv I'm- us, by ll.u beat niAuutttolururM Hi
nt a urka. ruiutiMiu oi
Mautelets, Mantillas, Capes, Cuilk k fluffs;
A creat Tamely of Misse- Furs, ol" all tin-; Ladle' Fur
litis an-1 (jiovex, UVeli-tt K;S Mid l .mi ilt.
Also Olutb. Fur. Plu-U Si Ik. G uz-d. and every mw
variety or uunis-, iouojt oien , aiuO unii'run s
HATS AND CAPS.
Flush and Fur Mufflers: Glovi s unJ Mitts, of Fur Cloth
auu isucK&Kui, oi ai i me style in luurkut.
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Canes, Ac.
500 Buffalo Eobes,
Br the hal or snifle. together with tine FA St' Y ROBF.S.
Allot which will Im sold a low h an be j.u;dieJ .it
;iiv iMJU-x; hi iriftciiV-
lir An tx:iui!uaun ot onr ttoclc is risirfcuunr ao-
iiko. nr'jr uiii aia
II. BUTTS,
No. 123 Superior Street.
(Old No. 25.)
I AM now in receipt of my extensive
mini well seleclei stuck uf
Bats, Caps, Fnrs, Fat! & Winter Cloves, it
The alit-ntinn of ihe L-kIic. is r- srert folly invi'ed to nif
n stock ol DhKSS FUhS. Gt-OVKS. Ml i'l1. fc.: .
tUwh hkve l-ten seiectel witli irrcat caru trurn ihe niit.t
aiiinvod ntylfn and nintcniils My Ft'R KOOM. 1 mtt-ud,
durme the a.prouc,uug MM9in, shall cuiiu one uf II. o
fiiM bt a-flMntiucul a evt-r oiiemi in ttii city, aud ut prii
UDUKuaLlv low. Al y nirt incut of
II A I s A IS D CATS
Cannirt be FUnr-iF d. tstr-i:iHy in the various smdoB of
SCFI KKLl 11A1 WUICU UUTC UOW UKCulUK bUt.il UUlr-
vcrMil faaVUllle Also,
CUILDREX'S GOODS,
IS GREAT TAEIETT.
Trunks Valises, Bags and I'mbrvllas
Constantly on haud, dirtct fr m manufrt-rie Re
mrmlvrtlie tilace.J E BUTTS.
L. BENEDICT & SONS
A RE OPENING- A LARGE AM)
. VALUAilLt JTtX'K OF
LADIES' AND CUILDKES'S FLKS.
Lrndfr-sa' invited to call and examine them helor making
u etr pufcba.s, at l."4ew no.) Ml .kupunor ai.
or 1 1
Mats Ilats-Uats,
at;
Ho- 19 Superior Street.
WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF THE
Yt FALL, STYLUS of
Gents' Silk and Cassimere Hats.
A-D SOFT HATS,
KmbrmeiDK alt th.
Late Styles of Kossuth, Hungarian,
and inaaard
HATS,
Of all Color. Call ami examine f r yourselves, at
DOCXSTADEE'S
Sfpll lm 2rtl
MUSAKD HAT-Just received ns
and tiaite new m tyle, at li!
B. BUTT-.
nn. msb siinorrtr i r
HITS, CAPS, FIRS, kt.
T- s. paFdock
rriTANKFUL for a Lileral Patron
1 a e dunns the lat fittottn ywira. m a-.ui to anuout
...... i.. I,-., .-it. lMi:iie a cainlluati: ioT UUl.liC ttttn-Ure.
aad mav ns' i-'nnu ai smiitim irr. ,w.-.
Brnl u. Viwuum'Ut where be is receiving a lull and cUi;aiil
tJCko' HATS, CAPS, FURS,
Swans' Down anJ Fur Trimmings,
Uuffalo anil Fancy Robe.
Ladies' ami Gent's Fur Gloves,
Trunks, Carpet Bags,
. n TDrvuivne Traf HUFI.I.AS. anil ever, arir'
luually keut u tlie tst VasbiunaltU, Kclail KsUtUlisU-
""it'iam, desiira to ileal furr'ash a!une. an,l 1 will sull at
nncts whirh will Rink, it an otijeet for the eitixvtts and
pntttlc to fife we their ti aile.
Hats and Caps made and repaired to order.
Particular attention paid to Repairing Ladies' Fats,
orjn T. S. PADDOCK. 221 Sup.ri.tr t
HATS AND CAPS. An
....ll, M.net. lor Men aiwl Bovs De
is sitnble at, las for fall ani! Wii.t. r 1,1st
at B. BU1T9', a Sopenur street.
FALL FASHIONS
SILK AND CASSIMEIIK HATS,
Received at
au24
B. BTJTTS'
36 Siioetior strret.
n LENGARY AND SCOTCH
VJT CAKS-ireiiiiine article just received per
' aj4"i" m n" YorV . mr Tall Pork of Dress and TraT
.Iine CAPS, sol Men. Yuulh and Clu:dien.
oVt B BI'T I S S, SnneriOT rtrret
CABLE CASSIMERE HATS, nv
ENTIRELY NEW-Beotly ilec.rateiLCail 1-3
ai d ie them, at
BUTTS'.
sapenur-st.
u.
Orj) 05ooos.
i'IiV CLOAK
AND
MAKTILIiA DEPOT.
best, ri:EE.mi.v A' CO
A RE .MAKING HXTENSIV E PRE-
XV P I.Al"luN : ls add It U ll ancad) aarjc .uJ .kii.J
1
DRY GOODS.
De, 'an me nt l.-r ttc exclusive Sale ci
Cloaks, Mantillas anil Shawls,
il l all their varieties, for
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
The want has alwavs been felt here of SOME
PLACE where a lady could hud
Just what She Might Wish
In the war l an eletr-int Ciouk or a beautiful eannent
lur a I hild
Tina Want wc now Propose to Supply,
and fur this p.iri- e w; Iriv.' .-ilVi"'. d m armn.-nipnt wi-h
one of ihf I.AKl.KST AND MOST ' ASHlOh A BLK
tSTABLlSHMi-.N l's in ihis omul i v who import their wn
.t rial, ai il ruutrl and cuuliui: their uwu Sulea. TUat
ill cui lde 14 i lu
DEFY COMPETITION
price, aud
Comparison in the Style and Finish of onr Goods.
Our assortment wilt emhrwa the venous erode, fran
uite iuw pricea utlt tUust elcaiaut Kiuuruidered Velvet.
Worth Two Hundred & Fifty Dollars
And evriylhin that enn be desired l"ir Children' Wear.
r -ir i ne t.urpobt; ui ilrjwiiL' tttit-rml uttutum u tins NW
caturu 1 1 uur Trule, we Lave luud upon.
ThursJay, October 28th, for the
OPENING DAY,
And would invito all Lndie wh wil to sratiir n hv of
lie lle:iu i In I in .'rii-s, to mil uu lUt dryland LXAAUNE
v at. a. - r o jr r AuniLSiu
No. 217 (late 93) Sutierior Street.
oct25 BEST. FRfTEMATT & CO.
Wholesale Havers
ARE invited to examine our Stock of
tiOIS, iu our Jouhiu D:irlinent. rumprising tha
UiHiCft u:-nnienk oi hneiiiMil!. iu this xectiou.
f.itru nne rrncii unu Kiutliau uvertvwitines;
Kxtra hue Fretioh. i.eraiaii and Riur'isli ClulbS,
Kl-fanl skit band French Caisuaeruii;
Auient'iiii Fancy C&Kiiwert: ;
lHarlt and r .lor.'il French Dofskins;
Louaiul Paris Velvet Vestiiury;
T K M V V f. X
Dress and Cl' ak Tnmnitnirs;
iireamaiul Ulak Button;
Velvet, iaffota and Sa'in Ribbons;
(ulloons, Fringtts, be.
S H A WLS,
Of CVTrvdcriDtirii riltittrrther tlie lar-net in tli(itv.
EMISKUJDERIES AXP LACES,
mr, ULUt.it AND GAUN7 LETS.
YAXk'KR NOTiOSS. ETC
fmf" C'&su Durcliioiers of DRY rnnnQ t vinLi
wm liml it a 'van a euus to eiamiua oui Stocii. Jn
K
BALDWIN fc Cfv
qWYLOK, GKI8 WOLD & CO. solicit
JL ihe atttjutmu ol" hinistjkeeuera, and parvhaaera teiter
ally, toltieir lart;u an-1 dtirauW
Liinens and liausekeeinatr Goods.
Of everv tins riniitm, inrlndiu: all the i w.i mnkeaof T.IS-
KS SHKKTLSdS and if 4 W A s Ka KiPklXs Tinv.
TABLE SPREADS, UUVKABUC. bv the
rtiu. auu ui..io.i uiArcis., a new article lor cieaniut:
S. Ill U iU. it. )
1H N' W No. 1T3 -Suieri.r-Bjt.
JIUBONS,
HIBDONS.
RIBBONS,
At RKTTnKHO k HAUSMANS'S.
,...W
Dress Oood.
ELEGANT IRISH POPLINS, IN
Plain and Plaid'.
VALENCIA.
I'OLOKKI) OTTOMANS.
K1C11 DKK.vS SILKS,
ALL '! IL DKI.AINKS,
PKINTHI M CHINOS, k
aiia-.K.:hl PU1NT4
Rec-ived latelt Ly Vinrcss
II. If ft l'.i IIALI, A: I'll.,
siig 47 lluriner.v IL'at NUrtiiitrSt.
I FRENCH OAfcalMKKKS
&hI. aland aitd Plain.
SILK VESTINUS, k
rnATINGS
.23 II I
K KM) ALL. A- -,.
E0R GENTLEMEN'S MORNING
LOWNS
rKINTKU CAiiMSJKLS,
FOR GENTLEMEN'S MORNING OOWNS
PRINTED MERINOKS.
TAVLOB, liKlSWOLD ft CO.
ocl
PRINTED MKRINOS,
X KHENCH fill , rs.
PLAIN JU.KINOi,
FRENCH PRINTS.
PLAIN MERINOS.
FRLN1ED Mt.NlNOa
PLAIN MERINOS.
PRINTED MERINOS,
rnr...n ruini
Ol" the choicest desiena ai.d best
mi'ir,, at
TAYLOR, fSRISWOLD ft CO'S.
JSEW GOODS
kECF.IVED By
S. RAYMOND & CO.,
No. C3 Superior Street,
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
Ctjnprlsimt
GROS HE RHISE. POULT DK SOIF-, BROCADES,
n lt Kips;
FANl'V DH ESS SILKS, in great Tariety;
HKUCHA SHAWLS:
STELLA SHAW LS:
Till: 1W I S LK MANTILLA SHAWLS;
BAY STATE SHAWLS;
l.HNU.Kllr N S il
V Kr.NCH MEI1IMIS;
I)E I.AI.NKS AND KHENCH FAL1C0ES
MEKR1MAC ANDCOCIiECO dt.
KlHHllNS. HOSIERY. I. LOVES, k LACE
e m h i) collars and sli.kvks;
household drapery;
broadcloths. cassimeres, vestings
And more lo arrive, at t3 Suouri.tr street
(,M S. K .'HI ' I' X I II.
(Dnsttrs.
90YSTEIlQ
r DEPOT. Ve-tny"
At Gorhaiu & Apliirs.
THE above House are the sole Agents
la thl, city, lor the well known
Fair Ilayen Plant Oysters, O.K.,
And are now dailv rfwmw them m keea and cans.
point of qualitv, tli- re are none lliat surpjvx them They
areol laige!!., aud trre hum liell liey are also n
ceivmff BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
Fn.m the well known Htm- of Hatch Mann k Co. Also,
all kinds ul
OYSTERS AXI t'LAUS, IS BARRELS.
All of which ihey will aeU to the Trade at aa low fienrea
as any other H use oca dll KH
OYSTKH Di
IAI.TVS I
DEPOT. C. S.
S Cate Holt fc Mallhy'a)
UELLIlitA I E:i OYS IKHS will be
H r. C ri I a. i, 11 fl i i. i ,
From In evlablisiimenl in Ballimore-pnt np m cana.
"IKS lI icali.y sealed oystei-s, t.OB-
STKftS, CLAMS, KplCtU UJ aim esu-taa 1
"Von',u,,ii . v. ,v Pn.- Ifav Shell OTten
11a I imo e,
fill he r'-'
ai v by Kxprn
oe2
No. 83S'ipnor 'trotst, ClevetaiiJ. O.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!
Fresh Can Oysters, Hermetically Sealed
warran ed gfhid auo 'ow neure. 0,1 i. uu
toraalehy W. A SAN BOHN,
' No. SOutario Street.
Spiced oysters! spiced
l.ivsTCHSt It tuq with !inethia to rjic iapi)et)te
rallalSiNKt)KSS, N" Ontario St., and pet ?sBue
thn-w nice Snictw Oyiuni. warranted unuw,
ISo .heap. W.kH.SAHBORIt
In
nv
ot
SCHOOL. BOOKS,
M ISC f LL V.NE0US BOOKS,
CLuiclt Musi , Uufliue Maps, iSUtionery, oVc.
tr t. V'hwleale Trade-
LlEliE Srutl FuttTHK FALL BI'SIjESS.
Teachers effete J Lihtral Facilities for becoming
acifuuiuitj utih Afic ScJux4 Books.
MVORABLK I t hllS lo M KIICH NTS, k OTHER
DKALI.Kd IN S 'HmiL BOOKS.
cw School lionks kept in large Quantities.
Prompt Attention to Orders from the Country.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS.
J.B.COBB & CO.
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XV and ftlhrr- d-ahntr in Si Oak. I bouk, tationory. Ac ,
itut' they have uibl - prepmraiions Uu a buye husiuesa tlw
urrMBt season. 1 iirir stork ie onnxtalU I anew, and eaa
racf full MUpL mi the Standard 1'. it Book, a well as
ttu New S'bool B'joLat, f..w wliicll Aani aie ouxaUi4g
ih U4h.t ti Mrti.-.
It is ot-r aim to I.- at.le to smpi-lj aar detaaml for School
Uuki. either Ut krid . r quwrit,. bpmria at' eat let, will
be sivnu to ti lit r rten tn-ut Merchants, and paiaa takes
io xtpnly everv ai i -: wa -led, and tn prices iu nil caaea
will be the L Wdl lV:ic!ter whu have kot been ab U
hud ilMfwhet- riir' Buok an ihev Want, will L-u lutarljr
uf tf tia 'iiie trit-iu bv addremne; uu.
We Rive bel..w a o rtial list ul our lo-k. and for further
pai l.ruari, we i.i ut- pcrsi.nK to rail ut our Store, or C4rrev
jrtiitil with, ua. 'id r, MiM lokiu cuib, or a saliataclory
rei-reitc. iH re iv .rom"t atteulioii. Thttw ottlenutc
io. tl Or elf 5, ine dos-r. nav the bill to Ute ex-
pr:as aep .liea lln-y rotti ve tbe jJutia.
READEKS AND SPELLERS.
Hillianr JtJ-tf,
Hazeti'fSi-e ir-rand Defiier,
LuveU'n Km ders,
MrUtttTey a lii-aJem,
ftli;tiutf New Headers,
Mctiuifi-ji'- Steilur.
Parker's K ddr
Price' SDel.-T,
Saudt-m' Sp litr, .
SWAU'a Sr-Mfr,
'Jownc'9 PiO'tt-fftive neadr-ri,
Ti'wu. Sf-I er.
Wrhti's kfatra.
Wei s.er'v Ki'-ruftitarj ?i.eller.
Woix. iter's S(eller.
ARITHMETICS.
Adm'(ltai id) Authmt-lir.
Ailaiiii' (K A ) i ui Aiiihwetir,
l o l-uil'i ArihmiH-.
laviti' cm l Anlliuioi !C,
ljvifc I'mveraitf Anthmeti.
i.ieetileal m-iI AriiUui'ic,
t.re- otrul's H'sftier .Ariltotuulic,
Hj ' F r-t A ' it tuet ic.
Ka'sSe-tmo Atitlimtir,
liny' Tumi Am tint In:,
Kay's Hiiflt'-r A 1 1 liinetir.
IS oUtiiirtl' J.euile Mt mal Aiithmetie.
Sto!d..r 'sAuu-r luteEU rtral AiltbnicUC,
itidtlari.'a Hrw-'ic il ArHhukell:,
ModdaulV Pin !..!. pineal AnthnMtic,
Smi tti's Ant itiiM-tn ,
Tlii-u p-4-u's Prai-it al Ahtlinielic,
TltuuiKMMi' ilurtmr Anthntrl:r,
Tr V f.lenic liary Ariltiiuelii-.
lr-cj'a C'oauueiaal Anliimeli.-.
ENGLISH GRAMMARS.
B'tllutitM Knttsh Grammar,
Bu iu u' Pra luval aid Auahtical Grammar,
HruwnV Fust l.mes ot Knglish Ununnuu,
Bmwvu'H Instil utex ut Giaimuar,
t'uvell'n Uls-stof KnlisU GranuiUT,
C'Urk'a Firtii Graiuinar,
CLark' KnsHi.li Grammar,
'olrr' Kntrhbh Grammar.
Kowler's Grantuiar, Abridi;td,
Un-ue' Iiiliouuc.K.n to KnKlii-b OrattJKUU,
Gie)u-' 'it Lusn in Gmminar.
Greere' tlrineiUii ol lui(lth tiraibnur,
tirm-ut- ji AtaaUsu,
piuiieo'Primr Grammar.
Pinneo's AualvlK K, Graminar,
Piuiifo'i Eiur ish I'eacher,
Su-ith's Kiuf ih Graiiiiuar,
Tfwe' Knt;iirb G rait-war.
Well: ' Grammar.
Weld's Grammar.
GEOGRAPHIES.
Cornell's First Rieia m Geo?iaphyt
i'ofneH'K Primary Geoeraphy,
C'H itell's Ihteruiodia-r l.e.rphyt
t'oriwU'.- lli'jh S hool Got sTiaihy.
Col'iHi Ul Kticli'. lutrodus.-ury Geueraphy,
Coll n Jk Viu b's .Mod ra Achool iVttugcaunj
'lU:h' Ptiyaictl lieofrapby,
Luna:') Cla aical At lis,
Mitclirliji I'rnuary G-oeraf-hv,
Mitclieli'K luterineiliale GM-grapby,
Mi'rlirli' Gcocrapliy and Alias,
Mitchell' Ancient Geography,
McN alley tie- pnipliy,
M.Mit'UhV Kusi Book in PeorTpfay,
MJUteith' luTo Suction t Geottiaphy,
Muiiteiih's Manual t ii)Qt,Xmtt.y,
.M mU-nti's New Manuai,
Bfonte's Geora;hy,
llR-hellS UuLlinri Maps,
Otnsi' Geoeraphy and Atlas,
pel) ok' Online Maps,
Peter Parle's Gcoe;nt pntr,
Smiih'a eiretGtwisrapiiv,
iuith' QnartoGeiraphy,
loft-rvuic'ii PtiyMc .1 GttiKraphy,
Wnite'M ClaaMi B J k ot' Geutrraphy,
W arreatV Cniinon S'bool Googiaiiby.
Warrcia'a Phsical Gejtrrapby,
CLASSICAL.
Andrews k StixlV m Gram"'; m
Andrews it Stoddn J-" Ur MW 1
AudrewK' Laliu UCwidcr,
Andrew.' Ctcnro,
Andrew,' Caiiar,
AtiJtcai.k' fctrt Rn-i i -
Andrew La'iu Lcssoua,
Audriw' Lai m Lexicon,
Antlieti's lt:a llirtiouarf,
Ai'itwotth litiu iicltjaLry,
Aul hu s I mittr,
Anttiou's nrero.
Aulltoa'a Salluat
Anlliou'a Hira-e
Atithou' Homer,
Anllrou'a Virgil
Aiitlh'U'a AunliaM.
AuLh tit's (ireek Keeder.
AihIhim's Xeuopliuti,
Autliou s Juveudl,
Amojil'a Km and Shroud Lit Book,
Aru-jl.tV l.suu Pf.&e Compu4iUon,
Anioiti's Fir-t Book,
Ariwlil's Corneliua Neinjs,
Arnold'- First Ge-k Book,
Arotitu'a Greofc Proae Cuiu position,
Ku'.ler'a Sillust,
BU:V Xeo H.llMIt,
But l.io' La'iii Grammar,
Hull uu J.atiQ header.
Bullion's Greek i.raiuuiar,
Bullnai's Grwek K.-adur,
Btiilhi.'s rajar,
Cosspcr'a VirsiL,
Crm.ii 'Gr.tek Lessons,
C'0li) 't? Greek Gniiuiuar,
tUrkue-j," s .mi Ltjt, Book,
J..hiiAob'a ilerodotua, 3
J .tlllBOl.'a ClC-ern.
. Keubuer'5 Lilia GTanunar,
Lin-. Ill's Ll V.
1 1-niU Ss :.t i' Grer T evicoa,
Mct'liiit- ck Croit's Eirsi Latin Book,
M:t:iiai-rk & Crook's Fust Greek. BsKitt.
Gweu's X-ooijhou'a AualtasiM,
Oweii'i Xeiroph -t.' Cyclopedia,
K-hl'Hl' XoiKlf.lltMI.
Suliuli:' Gretik Graminar.
NiV SCHOOL BOOKS.
Nuw bem? eiunivc' introduced, and kept in largo
MUautiUca.
Con el Oirjraj riie-t,
('viir li;ei oi' G ant mar,
11 I'lardN Keoltra.
McGutl' y's New I.'ede s,
Mmu eitn Ge-orauhiea,
Mi'.Sal'ey ' G.raul.y,
pellou's Outline Alitpa,
PaMtu At Dinutfi.'s v ntintr Books.
W ri eu'a C'-niui'Mt ?ianiot Gfonraphy,
Warre n'li Phv-ira; Gar pay.
Wella' Cm;nttstr,
Wells' PlutuMipiiy.
GERMAN AND FRENCH.
AdierS laie Gernim Dirrtioairy,
Allfr'a small German Lnciiuuary,
A tier's Pr.ieaivj Gennaa KeaUer,
Clones XII,
Kasijulle'a French Grammar,
G-tutl's tiraminar Genua n to learn EnfUab,
Mejduw's F re tick Uicimnary,
Noil a Chaosa. ' French Grammar,
O.lr-ndon!' lie riuan Grammar,
OUcimIoUT Freuck bv Jewctt,
OtleiuJ.irtf 's Freuch-bf V alu:,
pei-armr!! Genuau Grammar,
Piuuey'a FfewU iiranmax,
Piine's FreiH-h Keacer,
JtolterlMMiian Synt. ru witti French,
'I eleiraUK, wir.b Notes,
Wuotib ry's German Gntmroar,
Wuoubur, alitirier Co-jrae.
PHILOSOPHY AND CHEMISTRY.
Com-loi-k's Ph!lo?Kpliy,
Bowman's Ctieuusirj,
Grat'a :njuiitir,
Graham's CiicHUftry.
Ulinaled S-t.ol Pnilcsop.ly,
nktu led's t'otlt-r:- Ptuioaopny,
Paikei's PInloMiphy,
p..r er' Oeinialry,
Moa-kaardi's t ueuuatry,
Siliimni'k Cluin'siry.
tSuteHte'-s Phiruoophy,
rNi!u lhtloph-,
W av mud's lntfll' Ct ual Pliiloaophy,
W a lJn.r M ral Phiioawpny,
Writs' PhiloM'phr.
Wl a' I hemi-lry,
Youiuiu's C!ars-Hoik of Chemistry,
Yuuuaiu'. Alias ol ChemiaUy.
HIGHER MATHEMATICS.
Bourdotrs Ahf bra,
Jh.yS Aleeltra.
laiea Leseimre,
Davi- F.lemculM of AlRebra,
Ivira' Gei metiy.
Ditin' Snrvi ii ,
Locmi' AlSt bra,
1.oaii TTicoromelrr,
LaHon.a' Logndtuut,
LoniiS Ge me'ry,
R:.y's kifl A feb a.
pa, et-oud A pebra,
K..iMtiii'a Algebra,
Su!dnnl's Ala 'bra,
Tuwei'a Algtbra.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bvms Khetoric,
I ullet'a Fir.l Phvviolofy,
Cuiii-r(. Pit no ue and Anatomy.
Crttfendea'a Boo Keeepuul,
Gr y Kow P ants Grow.
Gr's Lejoii m Boiauy.
G.--J-V Maiiu-i! ol Baio.
Hit:hcocka G-v loy.
J ?M's Manual oi G-oeT.-hy,
I.vil Pnaciplea uf Goky,
l.ttii4ou' Astru n.uy.
Alayhew's Book KeetHny,
Put son It Outi ton's Wn vug Bocks,
goackenbot.' Knslish Com posit loo,
M. John's (JeoioBy.
sc hool Speakt-rs- W kinds,
Wa'ts nc tl.e Vtnd.
Wrurht's Octh'wratahy, ,
W First Bany,
W4Ma1's Cuv Book Botany.
Whaleltv'a Rhetoric,
Wbaicic) ' Lipe.
CHURCH MUSIC, 4e. ;
The Jubilee,
'the Cytbera. . ...
The Ta.iknivi'r
The New Lute ol ZiOsl,
The M.awrn.
The S S LiuWB
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