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MORNING LEADER. fUHLlSHEO BY E. COWLES & CO. NO. 144 AHKRICAM BUILDINGS, 8UPEE1CE ST. VKIRAY MORNISU, DEC. 3, 1S5S. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING. ry Plaiti uutl Oi uauitiulal Priiitllis "t ever doue at tlie Pnutw Establishment o. tlie Lrtulcr I th:. on the latest improved and misu rapa: steam presses, in me Wststvle. u slwrt untice. awl at reasonable rate Par- tirularallattBtiaillii mail ' ,T Hmdm Jue,.pei tally Blank ItH.ks, Ledgers. Journals Sales B Has. Heceisms Kooss. Jtx.. Stu. Broad Gauge Railroad to New York. progress Messrs. Keunard and Train, sent out by English capitalists to examine the route or the Atlantic and Great 'Western Railway, is marked with much enthusiasm by the people of the principal towns alone; the line in Ohio They are accom panied by Gen. Ward, of Pennsylvania, and other active managers of the enterprise. At Mansfield, as at Warren, Ravenna, Akron, Ac, a Urge meeting of the prominent citizens was heid and much interest was man'if.sted. Speech- . r ma.U bv Ju.Iua Rartlcv. Gen. Ward, Gen. Bierce, Mr. Doolittle, Mr. Kenuard, Mr. Train. Mr. Sherman. Mr. Schenk, of Dayton, , , , t,. i i ,.e r, r.nn.ri nil Jlluirc Dircuaiu. U4 " hlm. - .......... b , , aid that in passing over the line thus far he found it much better than he expected far bet- ter than had been represented by its friends who made negotiations in Europe. Mr. Train . , . , . , . ' r said notmng could prevent the contracts from iH'ing tuUilled, anil llial six cargoes oi lue iron had been shinned since the closin? of the con- tracts . ! Mansfield the Board of Directors organized by re-electing Gen. C. L. Ward, of Pennsylva- nia. President; and Marvin Kent, of Franklin, Vice 1'ri'sidcnt. James M. Ward was appoint eJ Secretary, and E. P. Braincrd, Treasurer. The Executive Committee consists of President Ward, Vice President Kent, William Coolman, William Bushnell, and J. II. Cbaruberlaiu. The construction of the Broad Guage Road from Olean to Warren will be an important event to Cleveland. When this is done, the Cleveland and Mahoning Rail Road Comparjy propose to continue the same guage by placing a third rail ou their track from the point of crossing tha Atlantic and Great Western Rail way at or near Warren to this city, which will give to Cleveland a short, direct, and the only Broad Guaje railway track to New York enjoy- ed by any Lake city west of Buffalo and will open to the West and Northwest an advantage- ous aud unbroken communication with the Com- mcrcial Emporium via Cleveland. An addition- , , ' , ., . ,i,i al rail for fi fly-three miles will make Cleveland the Lake terminus of the great Broad Guage and that rail can be put down on the pre- ent track or the Cleveland and Mahoning Road , , . . , at barely the cost of the iron. This will be done in time to connect with the first New York it train on the Broad Guage, and it is now render- i i ai. a ri - at.. v ed quite certain that roomy cars, like the IN ew uricUuu,. j and Erie, will in due time convey passcn- gera without change between Cleveland and New York, making quicker time than by way of Dunkirk or Buffalo. To the facilities of travel, will be added superior advantages in the transit of live stock and freights generally. Success to the Broad Guave. I I l I I I a Free Negroes In Mississippi In the cotton portions ol Mississippi the slaves outnumber the whites ten to one, and free ne groes are regarded as the worst possible pests. A bill is before the Legislature to provide for their expulsion or return to slavery by sale at public auction. . The very christian bill provides that free negroes or mulatloes found in the State after a cortoaa time should be arrested and sold as slaves at public auction, and the proceeds of the sale, after deducting expenses, are to be paid into the State Treasury for the benefit of the State Library '. This i American piracy more cold blooded than the worst African. The Democratic Legislature of Ohio meets soon in extra session, and the humane Senator Kincaid might improve the efficiency of his Black Bill by changing its provisions to the Mis sissippi pattern. The free colored citizens of Ohio would not only replenish the State Libra ry, but would finish the State House, if sold in the slave marts of a Scate that is legislating to revive the African slave trade as well enslave her own free people of every shade of color save the pure white ! What a stinging disgrace to the very name of American Freedom is such legislation ! t-i Indiana Legislature—Divorces. The determination to go into the election of TJ. S. Senators in place of Fitch and Bright ap pears to be settled. A resolution in the House that it is inexpedient to go into an election this session has been voted down, by a vote of 50 to 40. The Journal regards the vote as de cisive, and settling the question as to the elec tion oi Senators sooner or Iatei. A resolution of similar import has also been voted down in the Senate by 8 majority The State of Indiana since 1852 has been the land of promise to mis-mated men and wo men. The divorce laws passed that year open ed the door wide for fat fees for putting asun der what God hath joined together, and the Courts of that State have been crowded with clivorce cases, very many from abroad. A score or more of eases is disposed of at nearly every Court term in the State, and it is stated that I lore than a thousand divorce cases are now pending in the several counties of Indiana over seventy in a single one 1 The extra session will probably amend the divorce laws materially. Xills have been intro- duced in both Houses aiming at divorce reform, I with a certain prospect of final passage. er, ed the the is far an and may Mortality in New Orleans. The Yellow Fever ravages 1858 in New Orleans abont the 20th of June, and prevailed with more or less severity op to Jiov. 2 1st. During that period the official re ports of interments show that the deaths in the city amounted to 8,296, of which 4,8o0 were of yellow fever, and 3,446 of other diseases. From the 2oth of July to the 14th of November, one hundred and twelve days, the average rate of I deaths was 473 per week, or about 67 per day. I The average population of Iew Orleans during the epidemic was not more than 160,000. And yet this epidemic of 1858 is regarded by the people of New Orleans as quite a mild one ! Portage Countt Items. Thursday morning of last week, Lyman Goodale, aged 16, son of George Goodale, of SbalcrsviUe, committed sui- cide by cutting his throat The lad went to the barn as usual to do chores, and for some cause, not stated, gashed up his throat with a dull butcher knife, finishing the self murder with a jack-knife. The drawer of the Eating House at Ravenna depot was robbed of some $40,00 Saturday night A. M. Stiles was suspected and arrested. In jail he confessed, and restored (20 of the money.. Mr. N. A. Hine, of Shalers ville, has killed three hogs 17 months old, which weighed 431, 414, and 412 pounds an aggre gate of 1,257. The Democrat states that Deacon Adam Poe, one of Ravenna's most rs- teemed citizens, is so dangerously ill that but I faint hopes of his recovery are entertained'. His Success. It is stated that Mr. Ten Broeck closed the racing season in England with success, being the winner of over 1 100, 000. of jt erd in box last More of the Gold Region. luuu uclia'i luiuuutru oi uiv resources oi tuai re At ion tlia au othcr ;Q Amelic. assumeg tll3t twcnty thou8alul men wi be (i. gjg. geaiching through every nook of that great volcanic section climbing the mountains, penetrating the valleys, turning the streams, breaking the rocks, burrowing the earth, polish- ing theBgtones smelting the silver, gleaning the gold from every crevice. The throng of wag route, ons, and accumulotion of provisions, the collee tin.'f a.!n2 the western lines of present settlement, will resemble the outgoing of an my 0f invasion. The tramp of tree labor, as marches to the conquest of the new Ophir, " be heard above the din of politics, and the restless eye of speculation will wander from J ' government contracts, and Congressional lob York byins, to watch this exodus to the center this The accounts from the Western Kansas golJ regions continue to be favorable. The returned miners and explorers all bring favorable ac counts, and an immense rnsh for the niiues may be set down as certain next spring. 1'arties have arrived from the mines at the most promi nent of the Kansas towns, all elated with their success and their prospecU, and determined to return in the spring. The gold is scattered over a large area of country. Two towns have already been started in the gold region, called Montana and St. Charles. Montana is situated on the Fialte River, and St. Charles at the junction of Cherry Creek and 1 Matte River. A numlier of settlers are farming, and extensive settlements will soon be made. The country is very healthy, and abounds in all kinds of minerals gold, coal, iron, lead, ifce It is predicted that when developed the country will prove one of the wealthiest and most pro ductive of districts, r rom all accounts it really appears as if the dream of I)e Soto is at last to realized in tlie gold news ol the tar West, and the Missouri Democrat thus revels in the anticipated nclies : From researches so far made, from geological cvtucuces, iruui irauiuonarv siorice. anu re- . ...... , majusot a former civilization. we have no reason t0 JouU tue aurileroug character of the whole cential elevation of the continent. The Sierra San Juan is known to contain greater variety " precious stones minerals, suits anu ear.ns ,nan any other ot the fcierras of the interior. The parti;il exporatioil o ila treasures prepares us to near ol developments among its gluelies unsurpassed in tue world. A recent lecture up. -.17. ..:..i . I... .1 .i: .ii ...... piiysicui jcoorapuy, ueuvereu uy a gentie- gold will be lnund there in solid mass, just as iron is lound at tlie .Pilot Knob or bliepparJ juouuuiu. Aim we sec no reason to uouiiL H, but every reason to believe it. Still less should we be surprised to note discoveries of the gar net, the topnz, the amethyst, the emerald and the diamond more abundant than those of the great mountain chains of Europe and Asia. in Arizonia trie silver nunes have already at traded a Large attention, and become the object of eager quest, and this is also a part of the same remarkable formation a formation em bracing an area of ten degrees of latitude by six of longitude. Here, therefore, is a field ripe with the harvest, and ready for the gathering. Wbo shall Lumber all its treasures' ilow shall we take an inventory of all its wealth 1 And with the opening new year, when the grass is green, and nature, assuming there her garment of real loveliness, shall invite to the explora tion, what a scene of adventurous industry will crusade against the mountains this evangel to new commerce. J he W est the far V est the great West, will loom up in tlie eye of the nation in proportions ol immeasurable grand eur. is is as in I Sir The Virginia Fugitives on Free Soil. The following brief note from the Painsvillc Telegraph tells its own story. The Virginians who claimed to own the ten "human chattels" referred to otT.:rod $3,500 reward for their ar rest, and although- the handbills were sent to officers in this quarter, the most keen scented of tiic jj. g. Marshal's deputies failed to get a dollar of the liberal price for men and women's flesh and blood: Ten mode Tinvf!s,T r-iiANoRn into Mkv. Some three or four weess stin. r.... account of the escape of ten Slaves from Vir ginia, in one company; their pursuit by a larger number of Slaveholders; how they were over taken, and a fierce battle, in one of the south ern couutics of Pennsylvania, the Fugitives gloriously triumphant one of the noble fel lows heroically throwing himst-lt tielore his old Master, just at the moment a comrade was to deal the blow ol death, with other intensely interesting particulars, all showing how well tha brave fellows were "fitted for Freedom." Since, there hastiecn many inquiries as to the final fortune of these Fugitives and you will undoubtedly, Mr. Editor, be the bearer of ear nestly desired intelligence to hundreds of your readers, when you tell them that all ol the ten last Sunday morning planted their weary feet upon the lrae sou ol Canada a land where men's rights are not graded by the hue of their skin. That Sabbath was indeed a day of best these htiuteu the and lo of that they uie men been wno 1 his JOHN R FRENCH Painesville, Dec. 1, 1858. [Advertisement] Fe, Fi, Fo, Fum. In haste the best of people come, To limlrre'a Store all frolicsome. To see the pareot tierce and ";!mn, Xell aoout J ark Ike Guint Killer. It remains on exhibition but one week long' and then goes to BulTilo. ft?" The Chicago l"rj and Tribune has fail for 5100,000. lhe proprietors have an ex tension from their creditois of fuuryeart. Herald. We often see in the Herald much virtuous in dignation expressed against the practice of pub lishing to tlie world the failure or temporary embarrassment of business men, as was done by Independent for instance last year. Yet Herald does the same thing itself, and what worse adds misrepresentation to the state ment The Chicago Press and Tribune has not failed 100,000, neither has it obtained or asked extension for four years. Better practice what you preach, Mr. Herald, not give currency to every idle rumor you hear about tlie business affairs of others. The Press and Tribune has done giant ser vices in the cause of Republicanism in Illinois, it ill becomes the Herald to gratify the petty spite it has against one of the proprietors that paper by publishing the above incorrect report. j;EW pAPEE Mr. McElrath, formerly of the Tribune, is about to cslablish a paper in NeT 0f e anJ gencral appearance of the Lorl,,,, Times, to lie called "The Century. appear about the 18lh of December as Weekly, the Daily as soon as arrangements now in progress are completed. The Cost or Slippery Tonooes. In the Wau kesha county (Wis.) court, Mrs. Mary R. Sbep- recovered 3,000 damages of John Poe for slander, and a Miss Turner, in the Muhlenberg county (Tenn ) court recovered 4,000 of a Mr. Grabb for a like offense. Lottesies. An investigation, made under authority of the New York City Government, discloses the fact that there are now twenty lot teries in the United States, fifteen of which are the State of Maryland, and expire by their charter in April next It is said that four of the twenty, located in Georgia, Mississippi and Ken tucky, are owned by Benj. Wood, of New York, brother of ex-Mayor Wood whose glass ballot contract has made so much trouble. Adfertisemei tl The Eihibitioh is Feee ! Sow is your last chance to see those superb paintings at Dodge's music store, as they leave for Buffalo in a few days. "How is That 1" BenIoict's dirty joke in night's Herald is rank, but exactly suits his taste. That's all of it of ,,r V with son S rt.l . (and uie lhe year, be that this two But they and been tlie and gave back of and were way ous T. other the from tour track that ty, for had ments he ly and ficer Those store, Haro the to capital by fusing The Lake Survey of the Past Season. The Detroit Tribune gives some interesting facts tr uching the operations of the six parties engaged in making Government Lake Surveys under charge of the Board of United Stales Topographical Engineers. These have all been at work the past season between Detroit auujuacKmac, mainly on laaae liuron. iQree are shore parties, one astronomical, one main 4,: i.,: .i ir i i ii iiiauuuiMiuu, a Liu uiiu nil buui UYUroirtlU( " ' J b 1 s.. a... a..uuuOMjs. The fields of operation were from a point five miles above Lexington, Sanilac county, to Point aux Barques; and from Sauble River to a point six miles north of Presque Isle. This leaves, if we mistake not, the whole coast surveyed on this side of the Peninsula of Michigan, except a patch between rort Huron and Lexington, and St. Clair Lake and River, not including the Flats. lhe shore parties have ascertained the topo- grapny anu Hydrography ol tnc coast for a dis- tance oi irom z to o miles irom snore, as cir cumstances required. 1 he astronomical party had three stations. and determined the astronomical position of t orestville ana fort Huron in St. Clair Coun ty, Thunder Bay Island and Sturgeon Point. the tnangulation parly finished the main trianjulution of Saginaw Bay. This is one ol me largest Days upon the whole chain ot Lakes. 1U only equals or superiors are, wc believe. Georgian Bay on the Canada side of Lake Hu- ron near the Sault, Grand Traverse Bay on the northwest coast of Lake Michigan and Green Bav. on the Wisconsin Bide of Lake Mie.hia-s.ri r. i .i ....inKii.:i e 4 i:.. . i- T- 4 4b uns suuuv aju miles ot coast, line, oi wnicn zuu mues nave ueen morouguiy surveyed this season. The off-shoro party have completed the hy drography of baeinaw and Thunder Bays, and tue intervening space. the surveys ot these two Bays are now com plete, and the maps arc in the course of active preparation. It is hoped that they will be out by a year Irom tlie present fall. lhe ditlerent parties ot the survey felt this city the second week in May, and will all be in next week, except the astronomical, which will continue out till Dec. 1st. The work of this survey is immense. There left yet nearly the whole ol both sides of Lako Michigan and all of Laka Superior lalior enough to engage a far greater force for more than twenty years to come. Its importance cap hardly be over-estimated. Its COSC. 01 C0Ur8e. treat. Steadily, year by year, the vast work goes ODt new safeguards are placed about our largo ana valuable Lake commerce, and the b rf.r0 nf inr, in !(. nnlnn ;!. rrth hnl h,niU T.I hus iwt 1 more apparent. "Book learning," as it is often outemptuously called, shall yet approve itself. the truest mend of the unlettered, pmu diced, but honest sons ot toil. I - I I I I I 1 I I 1 r-f i I I Wholesale Executions in India. Mr. Cliaa. Buxton, an English member of Pnr- ament, in a recent aJJreas te his constituents, thus spoke of the wholesale executions which have occurred in India: Ilow man; persons do yon think we executed trie city ot Allanabad! Jut realize the awful orror of but one execution tlie fearful mental agony ol the man who feels the rope round hia nick, ana tnen the drop tail, in that citv we executed in cold blood thirteen hundred persons! o name. I in toe I'unjauK, wnere no outrage whatever was committed, we executed five thou- tana persons! I read that myself, in a letter from John Lawrence. Is it not awful to think of hanL'in' and shooting live thousand hnnun be- njjsi And if this was done in the Pnniaub, what must have been done in lieniral, whore rebellion really nged! Why, we seem to have to death without mercy any man who took side against us. For instance, a Kaj ih saved life ol Mr. Mitchell and other Europeans. 'UL, under compulsion, as he said, be aided the rebels, lie was caught and hanged. I knew lamily of an officer of the Iiliopaul Conting ent. They told me that when the contingent DDtinent I mutinied two hundred of them, with ereat JiC ficultv, saved the lives of this gentleman and his brother officers, and also refuseJ to march off take up arms w ith the mutineers. Well, General arrived. And what did he do but put aeatu tuese very two hundred men, on the ground that they had louimt against their brcth And 1 heard Mr. Layard cive an account their execution, which was hcart-rendinrf to near, isuaiut:, ow. jl c.j r; mt home, with clee, how he had destroyed eiirhtv villages. I read a letter from a soldier, who said after a wholesale massacre of their prisoners, flung the bodies into a pit and covered them over. One of them recovered his senses, and came wandering into camp. He was gain shot licit morning. auoni lieini tnc head of every village where the telegraph had broken were banged, though they had no more 10 uo with it than 1 had. 1 said it in the House, and I say it here, again, that the men did that did murder. -li A Confidence Man. The Iarirest operator in the confidence line. r i i it -1 uoo vi i.vlc iiiuuu nun viciiiilj mc scene oi cxpluiLs, id a man calling himself, (while here) L. schlessiner. who was establishinc agencies for the sale ot' Piatt na Pointed Gutla Percha Pejis. His mode of operating here waa peculiar, and bad the merit ol orunnahtv. lie liad in some way learned, probably from upon boxes, or packages, that Messrs. dt lJcw, DruKibU of this place, had pur- goods of the lira, of McKesson A Robbius, Kew York, and he first introduced himself to . . . I OOdS ler as a brother-in-law Ol Mr. AlC- the signature f forced urobablvl of McKca- I & Robb'ins, which disarmed Messrs. Woods row Ot ail suspicion, lie stated that he Wisi tr, call nana n ntran. I. t nn.,l tt rr 1 m... u..cMnUiuiiidi uoj.uj, exhibited samples which were really cood,) price oi waica was mrcc uouars per gross. ordtitarv onreof steel oensbeinironlv from tnirtv to seventy-five cents per frrws: as an in ducement to purchase his three dollar pens, he slated that be would furnish all the wrapping paper which Woods & Pew would want lor a free of charge, on each sheet of paper to printed an advertisement of the pen. lie said he never advertised in the papers, and took method to advertise, and therefore tlie more paper he could dispose of in this way, the better. Messrs. W oods fc jfew purchased hi teen p-ross I ro . ;.. u: r.,- 1 n j i patieutly ior the paper which was to arrive in or three davs, it being stored in Cleveland. the paper did not come, and a lew days after learned from a traveling friend that the fellow had been arrested and imprisoned in Lhambersburg, l a., lor playing the same game. his bail fixed at $1,400 00. After he had coohned a day or two, he paid the sheruT 31,41)0 00 and came directly to this .State, commenced operations. W hile here, at his request. Woods cc Pew him half dozen of their cards. On the of one of them he wrote a recommendation himself and his pens, affixed their signature started for the east and north part of the ceunty, and used that with merchants who acquainted with Woods fc Pew. In to it? he swindled different persons out of vari amounts from $20 to $100, H H. Mason of iUi, it. G. Stewart of Vienna, A. Chew of Brookheld, Andrews Finney of Johnston, J. Homer of Gastavns, and probably many merchants in this vicinity, in Colum biana county be played the same game, with same success. It is probab'e he gleaned this and the adjoining counties, three or I thousand dollars. Mr. Pew and Constable Brooks got on his i in Ashtabula county last week, and be j escaped from them, by rare good luck, and they returned home. On Thursday they learned he was arrested at Munson, Ueauga coun when they immediately went to that place him; on their arrival there, they found he ; been committed, but waa making arrange to obtain his release; but learning that if escaped them, he would again be immediate- i arrested, he concluded it "wouldn t pay, was lodged in the Char Jon jail. Mr. Pew returned Saturday evening, but of Brooks remained to see the denouement. Warren Chronicle. h - on I-'iiml Vmal h i Final Filial Final partial Not t in avail ed now, The othmg We E Fram From From From From Vrim From From From (Advertisement) CP" Last week of the Fkee Exhibition !- beautiful paintietra at Dodire'a music are to be taken lo Buffalo next week. you got a ticket t No Gas Yet We learn bj the Chronicle that efforts lately made by Messrs. Harvey A Co., organize a Gas Company in Warren, with a of $25,000, the citizens to subscribe 810,000, and the balance of the stock to be held the contractors, have tailed, the Council re to pass the necessary ordinance. . ; Vwmm From Ami Fr.m Krem From From Fram From And dec! Acquittal of Cole—The Scene. . The Conncaut Reporter in noticing the trial of Cole and his acquittal remarks : In regard to Cole, there seems to be a general impression that he is guilty, but many entertain eonvi':tj0'8 the evidence is insufficient to prisoDer were forbidden by his counsel to visit mm at the jail durinr; the pro cress of the trial. On Sunday morning, at 6 o'clock, the officers of the court were called in ' the jury had a- i,.-,,.,,. greed." Cole took his seat at the end of one of the tables and buried hU face in his shawl. The Judge came in after a few minutes and asked tlie jury if they had agreed. Mr. Hawkins, the foreman, said " We have." Judge told the prisoner to rise. He did so, seemingly, with considerable difficulty. Judge asked " What is yonr verdict !" "A'or Guilty." The priso- ner dropped into his chair, laid his head Uon the table, and burst into a very boisterous enio- tion; at the same instant Messrs. Thrasher aud Blakcslee, his counsel, lost control of their feel- ings and wept as entirely overcome. MARRIED, lu Fr.irtl. lil N.t 2kk. Mr kflHKHT PARK ami Mis In Connrant. Nov. Sth. Mr C. J. AT.T.ISON. of OlwV lllavoa flirt. lfcL4L.A WtbM tU, ol COUBUUul. Id WilloiifrhbT. Mr. DAN I Ik L ARNOLD & MiaJULIA A. CulKbo. in a-uiniuctun. Nov ivb. Mr i.v n. tiiew. f ti'ien,aud miss A.iui.iAjuw,r m.auusioii. in Rtn.ua nt mu. Mr chari.es a spau ldwin '-uc M unlit, ' MARRIED, DIED, Til thtgeiLv. D c. 1st. of srjr'et fi-v. r. THUS. R. WAR- mtu-env r i o ...i I w..tiu,fi Mi n,m ana i days Tu Caurord. N.tT. 20tli. M. EIJZARETH S. tiltfS MOLD (luaatir ol Kutus Giisw.tid, aud 'xars. At Sunr Mom.d. Knnw. vt. irth, Mrs. mabyann MrCLKKUY. wiV ol U.iuiel AlcUituiry, Joriuutijr of wtircu.u., npea 4E.Te.tri. fh nt ai aui e: A CAK OK KHJIIT MuNTHS' STANDING CUBED BY HlHKHWK'S HOLLAND HITTERS. MicuaEL. KKi.LT, No, 117 bcvfcDth, urur Grant btroct Pit!itlarU, nays: Li.t Julc. while riimiinp on the rivtr, on a rottin-hnt ply in-between Nalchci uud New Orleans, I was takeu 1 b F:vor and Af?ue, J-'tir eir.ht loudmouths, I sutler ed with this dreadlui dix-ase. Tito greater jiart of this time. was anab'e t work, aud sjient at lvxt $30 for ditrrt'ut uutliCim-s, bat luuud uo m-raiaueut reliel. Thro wneks 9fn. nn of mv Ifinils iusn.li il uimih uv trvinf tiLk.lL- iiave-s Holland bitters. that a cure wm rairanlet'd. After takinf it for tme week. I must say was a sound man. I have Imwd at work now for two wc-kn : n" have had uo mturn of tue chilis or lever whuievr. cenny iu te aiRivs staicm'-nt is irw.. THOMAS ADAMS, DjinwudHiw.urChwUjrtOjthirlluU. New dnertiscment0. NEW NEW FURSIFUJIS! FUL.L.ER & CO., No W.l.fr Rtrooi f!lot.nl!.T..l f ll.in HAVE THIS DAY UEt'EIVFD ANOTHER SPLENDID ASS011TMENT LADIES' FUES! Which wilt b. their TMv nfiJ ! TI . tt IS I UUClllIlg Ul XUTS TIIE PRESENT SEASON. THEY MUST BE SOLO D V January 1st, 1859. CALL AND SEE TJIEM. FULLER t CO, At No. 25 Water Street PUOJJATE NOTICE. The following . this day iM-fn file for MttiementiniiiK rroiwe Liruri ui i oyanti.-a v ouniy, aim win oo ior neuriu uiu jsia auy ot u-v.t)iui!T, a. t. isie, ut tiiu rruiiiue account of W. P. Coot, Kxiutor of E. P. Cook. account oi M ilium Sixt, kxtteutor of Juhn Nmloier. a' arcouut of U. S. Bristol, Kxerutor ol K"Tul Millard. Partial aoct.ut.tof R. foleiiuin, fciecutor of J.w;yli Mnler. Partial accouut of UiMte Jl. Burt, Administrator of O. A. KnitrUt. Partial account of Jeremiah iny. Administrator of J. Huot- lllgl.MIl. acrotant of O. Cutter. AiImiiiiMrator of A. D. Cutter, arcouut ot Daniel Staulty, liuerJiau of Ihu Aliuvrs ot KolicrL Rjiin. v. arc mnt ot Henry- Fink, Guardian of the Minors of pai,'V .Ci,Tl ? h M p,tk J.f.t tiao.rei Iiq. in. Guardian of the Minors of Partial account ot James H. II, Guardian of the Mitk.i-h of H. L. Sir.nitj. of iienrv KvioLl. h?"; t:'Fit,;h- ardiaaof the Minor of Partial account, , Albert Bussler, Guardian of tho Minors - " account o J s-arr. 1 account oi Win Uowler, Guardian of the Minors of CleTeland, JLK-c 1. lfeSU. DANIEL B TILDFN i'nf3d" w -"' proime ju.irc I I I t ! Prepare for the HOLIDAYS! the night befjre Christmas, when all through th? a:(ur wa-.s.irr.n.r (rf , . . Ktockiocs w;re hunt; bj tt dimme, wnn rare, nope tnat JVicUoias ioon wouUi 1 tlwsre ! 1 And when CHRISTMAS M011N wiinrM tho httte di5- uoreil Ktoritii.cs, rereU ol (utrents and trioods will uot to diive awav the ciouds I nun the tares of HsaDiiiit- rlnklren, and no i-.voqs "ftlKHKY CHKITSMAb" will iiiiiminiitt Uie nremie ol gueti intKtaKen et:iionui4t.. aim in fte ton, the attenliouof a.l id called to the DpleuuUd uwinueiH oi Jewelry, Faney Goods, Toys, SILVER WARE. Of every description, on exhibition at Benton &l Mathi vet's, No. 137 Superior Street whole world has contributed to make our stock eve- Out uua iMtidioua toma desire. hav DIAMONDS from Oolcoeda and Brazil; RUBIES from Syria, Ceylon and Hobenatein; TOPAZ from the Altai Momntaini and Kanuchatka; M KR ALDS from Eypt, Syria and New Mexico; OPALS from Hungary, the Faroe Inlands it Hund utile; TURQUOISE from Penta; PKARLS from Ceylon. Olmatz and New Jersey. Nankin we have PORCELAINS, FANS. FILLA u'kK WUKK. and COKALS. Naples-we bveL.WA CAMKOS, IVORY C A R- iniiB, anu anicie-i ot VKH1U. Rome we have MOSAICS, PARIAN STAUETTS, aod VASKS. G nrra we have Knameled WATCHES. JEWEL RY, and Work. of Art mure beautiui than l urk ureaui oi raruiie Florence -we have MOSAIC'S, CAMEOS, fc TER- U.K COI I A OrnaiTivutK. Venire we have PAINTINGS and ENAMP1 S Dresden we have t'HIJS A OiuamenU, of eytry d- Strail'.urgh-o havo every variety of BOHEMIAN FariB-we' have ALABASTER CLOCKS, Beautiful OIL PAIiMIWUS Faney HAIR PINS and HEAD DRESftKS FAN, PERFUMEKY, WATCHES, and Tun Tbouaaaa Arttchw ul l,nV &IMI Dmu . J muAm we haTO ii tie WATCHES an. I Wtk Mn menta, rarip-i. inAtHfi Horn Ilexes aud Jewelry Caskets; alfto a Bplenlid stock of L.UH1N rruf ui.K and StlAPS. Sheffinld-we have Futi Waro sii.i Kisipsrs' de- front our own dear 1:umJ. we nave a variety ut Uuods thai we may wmi w pruttu ot Wartham, Mass. we nays- the "Amerhran Wairhes.' Mnslul. L.C we na w.t-rat xausne t;iocks Harurd we bare Krf-rs Bros.' oreuuuoi Fialed Ware. Forks, S'oooas.X'ups, (:sturs, fcc. Haydeasvilie, Mass wo base llawsoo. Warren It uvutt s uuiu .i-icnuig sfi-tniiisni. New lehonou, . . we na e David Kendall's I the Rohlw;r t'otuiianv we haye the hest assorfment ol IN UIA rtl rinr.it 4 vs & lu the state. oue Million other Ihliu lie, iieautilui aod Useful. Utve ns a can. BEJtTON tV MATHITET. J- r On kr Uiat and ! 1 ' X junt A IX. t lynicl J..ii-h Tlie Nick N. FOR FOR Amusements. MELODEON HALL. ALF BlilllYETT TTITaL GIVE Two more of Lis J T gnat COMIC AND L1TEHAKY ENTERTAINMENTS, On Friday and Saturday Evenings, November 41 h and Sh. rjDix.rs 01 ea at 7 o'clock coinmence at 8 o'clock. Adiuis-MO. '&cim , 18 5 8-9. Tenth An anal Course of Lectures BEFORE T1IR CLEVELAND LIBK1BY ASSOCIATION. THE LECTURE COMMITTEE haye JL tlte pleasure ol roiioiiuciag Iba faltowiut; biilttaut coarse oi iweivu Lwmre. : N.ir.25ih Lieut. M. F. MAURY, U. P. N. Sulcct i lie Auaitiic i ..r.ipi.. ' Nov. 3ait Limit M. V. MAURY. U. S. N. Subject "Tlie Hit:bw:.ys iiLi. tlyWavsol thi-Soa." Drc. 2t Lieut. M. MAURY. V. 8. N. Sobiw-t- "iteudii. tu the Lakes 3 SMiiioI Mtunlo?:t-al OLer vatum-" ir lue HiMHt ol I.:tkr ( uum fni iml IN a is:it Dt-c. 7th tiKOKUK VAiNDICKHOF'. Bost.m. feuUect "Kv-niug Willi ibr- HimMk a Dimu urra, with Hi adiues irota Sli:tism;:iit;, iw'-'tt. HimhI, LnIel Ihm MiliA M;tu ib. Dw. Uth Ueulw M. V. MALhV, U. S. N. Subject "i lie worksiiui.sa m iiunuoiiiBs ol lh sifa. ' Der. liiih-OLlVKK I. BALDWIN. Ksq., Khlintouil V:i. Suliiu4 J-'i irviMu " Dec. 'C1 J. MONKY HRNP1I AW, U. R. N. tltira, Pi. x. MHyecl "ilio Ail nwl Uraift ul louvenalttm. IHh: 3ib R.v. KKWtN If. ( HAVIN. Jius Jr-KAI.HH WALPO FMKK.MIN. Ja i. b HAYAHD TAYLUL Jan." K.-v. T. S I' AH K KlNii. t, .I.JOHN W. l(U.EYu..'.lN4tfitfctf. Tickets li.r Ibe Courm-, adunUiu;; u Cui.llemaa and two La. Hen, S3. Snul Tirkels to tlie Course, $2. f ititr Tn'ki'ts It-tlie I.flurvs. 25 eU ' Th.tat; huldiiifi (' urst: Ti.-kT-UMrir t;ud i3aL, the doors lM-111? o-L-n :U 7 or. vck lor tlo-ir 3'lmiiott. ' 'J' lie lio 1 Ottire vill in Ik; iii Sill h;ll oast 7. Tx'kflsrau Iw h ul at Uie BtK-km-.x s K ainnnr. and rhu Ledum Lonuuitlee. 'A LTTK BlttiW N, Jt F HKIXOTTO, WM. V SMITH, IHU25 Li'mri! t omniitiro Faiir aal Supper, HOPE ENGINE COMPANY, No.'M. will hold a Ku.r iu.d Siii.,r. ai & rii uiM w 1 i) . -. i) v.- ' r On Thursaay, December 1G, 1858. TAIR in tho Atcnioii and Eveoinp to roiK-lude with UANCK an.l KUI'PKK. r Ticket?, ad-i iitni" fi.-ntV into and Lnht'S to entire Kair. It . II AiHlStiiirer.SI.no. AtlfrrMMtn Tirkt 'In. 25 cntit cui u. lit oihni aiusic win oe u aiieuuaaec COEM1TTKK OF iR RANUKXKNTS. WW IlABT. I. T. VTI.. D. W. MflNTTRE, WlilTK Wm Simmonds. I . K. IbVaKbTT, . W. Mllini.RTOM. F. BI,IZ. . W. AlAUtlXXKN. nvlK Ul W9 YOL'iMLS M.VS CllKISTUJI ASSOCIATE. IHE Lecture Committee have tlie Lon a or tuaniKNiiMi, Hint nrrtiiii?i.n). tt trtvt. h.pn ti.mnletd lor tliu lnMowms twine TKN Hlt;ilLY PtiPULAli 4.r.i ..nr.-. u ih-iii-nicmi 11 itir.LUDKtin MALI IV. lic.-l r. 1. ti. HOLLAND, (author ol 'I'iumuIis Letters.) ol Sptmjiln 1,1, Mass. &ubjtH:t "Aiuencau Social V. Tire H Ri-T.W. H. MII.BI.'UN ItlmRlin.l VI. Dec ll-H.- WM. HOGARTH, ol Drtioit VII Jail 11 I'n.l' It KII.IIV1AM ti- V..t.. 4',.,t.. Siilij:l "KJwtttHjjIhgittc Tt-iterauli Tue Atlanth: c's- VIII. J:in. 25 RAVAHD TAVI.nR Cnl.;.."l .r. IX. I l.Etlfit!.. SUMNER E R .lu, Ch tr 'Spain." X K. 1. is CV lectures to.ctnmeuce at 8 o'clonk . Th eminent talentt of the Lectnrer. ai il the vruil ml lli..ir.SMIie SUI'IKf IS JI 14IIII-II llll'V tri'Ilt iimi i.i. Tr .u. els. Literature. Scie we. a.?. will, il is confidently i-i. rM-rtiMl, insure a larce alleinlaiua. aiul thus asxst tlie Aso- ta.Kton in sntiymu us l.inrarv Willi new dobks. lhe ti)ll..wn mwu'iiriiruDi... mil lu.-ii.i r ... TK KE l'S. winch iiulv U; olttauci at the BooLt'irec. at ".:"L' V :':"" ""'". anJ at the door on course iiciieii frirurlt) ci 'Jt Htlnni tine a Grnt,eman ttnd Lady.... 2,50 " for ftttra Lady bo " W. BROOKS, J K. C. Sr.KFPFR J. E. INiiKKSOLL, E.U BKNEUICI', W. S. FALMKrt. Lrcture CoMMi.e. THE iEW YORK TU1BUSE, 1858-lSi9." HIIE New York Tribune, now more m mini Bt-vrmeuFi yaira oiu wii.c.l watt iiut lirst jnuriiai in the world that a; .erred rtTuhirlr -n an imperial fiaht- si?i't, at sii luvv a pri. e us iwo et-iilH, and wliicti ha atiaiiH-d the unnaralin t d asen trite i uiorr? lhau ao.mo ili.-ri.tiuiis rfttK'llil!ly s.ln:ii8 dhuie of the pdiuu f wiurll lhe M-in(Hi.itun Press is h-nct-!t)rlli to rtr. lie. Wl'liin the Drt-tSOllt e:ix. 'J'llB TuifiDNE ha iinnitlprf list-if with a ufcw mid fuller 1'ri.iu, at a r,(St ui $;W,mm, morttly that wmie ol ihii sul-criltent ni:iv receivt their na jjers a mail earlier 1 han they otlirrwistt utisht d.i. With rresiHH ul cuts ai llie must init'orlant tinntts tlirout;hu4 the civilizud world, and a fcialf oi writers rhofcon lnm iitK Hut bt-st iutli e.-unfry, w Ik.-herfe thut veu those ''"; ,"h''1V..?T,'',,fr;'''k' We ai.peal. thcr. Im th've who liehevc that an lu ll cin-ulalioli in lllg lltinUNE .ouldcoiHl fditic:il, nit Hit ctnal ami moral wH1-Im-u. of the I i jtit- tie, u am uitiu eueciiuf; tucu .ucruast. The Daily Trii-unhid Driiitil on a 1 are imm-i-tr,! ht-t. Ami puhlibiii'il every mon ing :iml evening, (Suuiiuy txi.-t-cdjuitd m:nlt:d tosutiwrilM.rs lor six dollars pr annum, in advance; SJ for six mooth:. THE SEi-Wt.HLT Truiiine ik mibliphetl pverr TIIRS- l)A Y aiul t'KIDAY, awl contains all Uie K.htor lali. itf 1 hu Daily, with thfc Oat Hp, Horse am! (im-rnl Marktls, n-lia-liiy r:ortil usurcasly for The Tuibunk; Kreieu and Do moRnc ,mP"inlttini-; ami diirin? lhn ccninie rprmuh oi t'oucress. it will ri,iii:uii a yiiumry of .:. rrtisMMij. I do ni(i!i. with the more imiHJrt; lit six'.-clieH. It will :Im eon. lam a lirtt-i lat-H Novel, coir nmed irom number to number, tliiR nlFonhng a lir&t-nite family nevvsjuipc-r t thnt wln prelcr not to take a lmily. TERMS: One ('opr. one yrar $n 00 1 wotL.ipjcft, on year 5 14) Fit 1'opies, one war. n '5 1'ou cipi(M, one ytar (to one aildress) iy ou The Nsw York Weely TitiBnE lanre eirht-ntre p.'ier, tor (lie con it try is pnliy.i-d every Sntarduy, and ouiains K.inoriaifi on lhe in.oirtnt t.unra ol the limes: tiie news of the week; inlere in? rjrppoinlt-iiee from all pnrts ol the world: the New York Caltlw. Hi ru rind Pni- duct markeLi; u.terestine nti ruliublu Political, Alectutu- TERMS: Onn copy, one year .t..$2 80 nree t.i.pieg, dl ynar a HO ITt) tuDieS. UD B31 en rojiieM, one veur ...12 Wl Twenty Copies, (to one address,) :it rate .f $1 a yesr,. 2U UO wemy (jopies, (loadilreiis ol utt-sti subcilr, aiul auy i:rger uuuiner. at toe rata ol l.Oom:u ) 74 00 Any rsers-u sendinr as a f.loh cf Twentv or more, wi'l be eninieu to nn en rouv. Wo rnntiuoe toniul I'hk Wite. i.t lBiBUNKiouiereynien lor si. MiiRr.ritioiis may coniruenre U any time. Termt, al ravti rusU. in .Ivanr.e. Wln.n ai rnft ran in- t.n-nrfl it niurli ifer Uieu to remit linnd toll All ltter t.. Iw auures-i i iiiikack liKhKl.r, Y Si 1,4)., Trihonc Buildius N iu.su n &treot, Mew York. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC, for 1W3 r..nLitnm th Kle-Li.tn KetiiriiH, :tnd tlie usual mutter, will tr, out.lisbfd about I'linKim.ts Pn.e IS cent; ric.'ne. noa-paid, f.r n-vi uunw eoww at BOARDING The House No. 24 Public Sqor, and hv the btooe ('hureh one of the pleasautet kwationR ut the city his been thoroughly re pn ed, and it now open for Boarderw. VnuilieA wihiiur to inrnisn inrir own rottm. ran Iw HrroinmHUtri1 wild laive aiMl convenient rooms aiid led-rtKinia; mid .Smelt. Bounlerg ami lav Ronrders will iind .khI :uciniiMHJuliotis, on rea sonable tenna. Ladies not excluded. Keierenrc cnvn and recwiv.u. nov'ixlJiu . W. ULKKHT. XjUKS ! FURS ! A new lot of AAIKKICAN SAldXK AND FlTCKf UKs I-huiph hMikine I'r a nice aniele I J Kms, will ll iid it to their advantage to cull at FAULMMJK. S, their Way home. deel 31 Superior St HAVE ARRIVED THIS MORNING. I.j Kiprsss nnollier large aswjrtiiieut ai LADIES' FUHS. LaJies should cll sihhi. while our assortment is cimilrte. nl E. STAIR fe CO. MUFFS. TLo.se Muffs have Come. Iadieit who havu lieeu wiuiitu? tnem can now bo suol V.. STAIR ft CO. ii ill's, tars, fiBS, &c. r- t r PAT-Tinnr THANKFUL for a Liicral Patron a e d oritur the last 6 1 teen year, is h ipcv to so m hi ore lie ha again hecome a caodidnU; fr pul.lk- patn-natie, may Ik; f.-uiid at No '.'21 Superior street, next d-or to la Fteemau'ii. where he is receiving a full and elegant HATS, CAPS, FURS, Swans Down and Fur Trimmings, llunalo ana raney Kotos, Ladies' and Gent's Far Gloves, Trunks, Carpet Bags, CAP TRIMMINGS. UMBRELLAS, aud every article usually kept in Uie bc&l Fahioiialilo Rut ail Establish ments It is my desifn tn deal for Cash alone, and 1 will sell at prices which will make it an object lor the citizens and public to give me their trade. Hats and Caps made and repaired to order. Particular attention paid to Repairing Ladies' Furs. oc30 T. S. PADDOCK 0-J. SHAKER FL ANNK Ij FOR J : LADIES' SK1KTS warranted n-.t to shrink: received by novif OVERCOATING ! Black. Hrown, Bine and Drali Beaver Cloths, open this momnur. Gentlemen wishine to purchase Ovnciats. will find it to their adTxut;te. in pnrrhwmr Cloths and 'Inm mtimoof ns, instead of bonne reatly-iuade eiirmenls. noviy iailuk, uitnwuLU ctJ. ATLANTIC FOR DECEMBER H-ITcd st J. B LIlHH CO. TLANTIC MONTHLY, for Decern- tor $tl a raits ueiiff s ipw Mitn'f Magazine, ior uec.. n Art Jtiiirmil. for Nut 7s . I W.m.Is. fur Itec a KuirkertHM'Ser, lorijoc 25 Arthur's Hiu Maii-jzinc. for I)'4 'jil K'tnr Mstsrs a T:ili nf Sotrial mid Diuv-tlc Llf in Mvtsin: hv r rrilnka Brt-iimr, sutlitir 1 " i Imr NVitH horK," 'N'uia. "Tde Fresttivul's lau-tiUr' sc ; tnnslatpt bv Manr Howitt. Nil. for Dec ID Uallou's filonul Kluem ur Uuiub. Y Wek ly aiul Kirt-niau Jiunxal. for this wr"k . Weekly Mi.Telctto. t or sain l HAWKS k BHO.. n'J3 p,it ( lti-.a. ( lere!aiid, O. l'Uii MlfabJia' WJliAli, SMALL FIGURED WOOL DELAINES MISSES' WEAR, SHALL FIGURED MUSLIN DKLAINCS. MiasES' WEAR, PRINTED MERINOES. ep28 TAYLOR, OIUSWOU) & CO.1 HAMILTON SKUITS Something new ani d-yiinble. Alh 1 nu -las k Sncrwitods Adjustslde Bustle Skirts ocMKiae ricV. aaJU H 1. KEN1MLL Jk CO. SCHOOL. BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Church Music, Outline Maps, Stationery, tc Far the Wnnlesnle Trade. LARGE STUCK FUR THE FILL BUSHES Teachers offered Liberal Facilities for becoming acquainted truh riew School Books. FAVORABLE TERMS TO MERCHANTS, k OTHKK DEALKKS IN Sl'HOUL BOOKS. Xew School Bonks kept in large Quantities Prompt Attention to Orders from the Country. GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS. J. B. COBB & CO. Ate A NNOUNCE to Teachers, Merchants il. and others dealing m St-hool Bouk, SiatioiMiry, ftc , Ui they havu uuute preparaiious lor a lare business the uri'seiit season. Their sUn'k is unut-ually laivs. anu em- i.raca full supply ot the Standard Text Books, as well as the iNew S-hooi Books, for which Agents axe operating It ! jir aim to be aide to snpoly n? demand for School hoil. titiuir as to iiouc rqn atnif. soecias aiieuiHrn wn be eivttn to fi line orlers fn-m Merchants, and oainn takei to supiilv eerv article war. led, and the priees luellcbes will lie lli.t 1. west. Teueliers wtm have not Wen able to iind elsewhere such BNik.s as they want, will be neailj in re i,l li'.i'iiiF tticm hv atitiresMiuf n. We Rive below a partial list of our stork, and for farther particulars, we invite persons to call ut oarSlore, orcorrcs Mad wilh us Orders, enclosing cxnU, ur a saluiaetorr rtlvrenre, will receive prootit alteniioa. ThnMt urtlenor .-o t? Ity expff-w. r.ju, it tiey Uotre, pay tue nui U Uw cz ereas agnl, when Ihey receive lue goods. READERS AND SPELLERS. a; lhlliardN Readert, Hjzen'sSeller:iud Defiuer, livell's Readers, Mi Gntfey n Kendcru, Mi UuifiyV New headers, Melioilev' S(elh, F:trkes Keadrrs Price's S Killer, Sandrrh' Slt.-iler, ftvunV Sj-lU;rt lrwne Fro-;ressive Readen. Town; Soeller, Wel.l.'s hen.l.rs, V elniter Kleiueiitary Speller, Worcisler's Speller. ARITHMETICS. Adams' ( Daniel) Anthm'tic, Ailams' K. A.l Kirl Arithmetic, I'olliurn's AnibmetH., it' ciMi Anthinetic. levies' University Arithmetic, t.rex.eal'n School Anihinenc, (reettlenl 's Hietier ArilliineUc, K:iys First Ant met ic. Hn Se.-ond Antlim.-lic, Hay's 'I'mril Aruhnirtic. itiv's HieIi.t Anlhiuetir, Siixl.hir.l's Juvenile Mental Arithmetic. Ktotlil:ir.i's Aiuer liiielh etol AuttuuuUC, Stt"ltl.u-,i's Hra'lical Ahllunelic, MittltlaidV Fhllositphical Aritluuetic, Snnlh'fi Arithinetie, Thonipsou's. rTacti. ul Arithmetic, 'riiui"MiV Hieiier Aritlimetic. Tri-y' KUnittntary Anlhiaelit:, 'lYscy's Cuwinercial AriLluueUC. ENGLISH GRAMMARS. Bullions Etielish Onrnmnr, Bullion' Fractica and Analvtiral Grammar, Hrnwu's First Linen of Kiu;lish Unuuoiar, iirnwn's Institutes ol Uraiuoi'ir, t'.tveil's liiestof KniUsh iiranunsr, Clark's Kiral Grammar, Cl.irk's fcncii-h Urommir, Fowler's KueltoU Uranioiar, Fowler's Grammar, AlunUcd, Greno's iiittodut.iion tu Koslih Graa&ttar, (ireeue's First teMuxm m Grammar, Greene's Klenientsol KisliU Grautinux, Greene's Analysis, Fnine4'ri Fnni iry Grammnr, Puiiieti's AnalytH:a. Gruuimar, Plimeo's Kim; lh 'l'esf.her. Snath's Kuc'wh Grammar, Tower's V.utf (isli UraiLUiar, V lit' Grammar, Vv eld's Urauimar. GEOGRAPHIES. Cornell's Fiist Stem in Geosnaphjr, Cornell's Primary Geography, t'orneit's Intemiediaie Geography, Cornell's llish Sehotd Go i4hr. Colli m at Fitch's Introductory Geography. Colt' -u st Fitrh's M'Hl m School tie rpnyf FiU-h'si Fl.yi.ical Gciraphy, l.oiis'i :ia-sicfti Atlis, Milriiell Primary OftKrraijhy, Mitctiell's lutennediale tieoi-raplijr, Mitchell's GeoeTaphy and Aii:ut Miti'hell't Ancient. Googruphy, McNuIley's G"e;ri.liy, .M-'titt ilh's First Book in iJeteraphv, aldtileilh'it lntro.liR:Lion to Geography, MmKeilh's M:iuuil ol Geography, M Milt tth' Nl-w M.uuuaJ, Mime's Geot;ra.liy. Mlt'-liull'si Outline Maps, Oiney'x. t-CiMrrai'liy and Atlas, Felton's Outline Miis, peter Parley ' GciMrraphy, Smith's First GK.rni)hy, Smith's Quarto Geography, liomerrilie'H Physical Gooeraphy White's Class Book ot Geography, b arren's Cnnnou & hntl Geography, Warma's Phjflt:ai Geoeraphy, CLASSICAL. Andrews tStinlilard' Latin Grammar, Amlrews U Sl.Hld:irtl'ti Lulin Grammar, ne Andrews' Latin Kiad r, Andiewa' Cic.'Hj, Andrews' Csar, Atnliews' irst Bo k in Latin, Andrews' La in Lesons, Ami icws' Latin Lcih'hu, Antltou's Latm Ihttumary, A mswortli's lUiu Uli tiouury, Autlum's Cesar, Aiilhon's I'icitro. Anthon's Salhist A itt lion's Hi.ruea A i it Uon's llonit-r, Anthou's V irpil Aullutu's AnalrjMS. A ui hull's Greek Keeder. Anlhtn's Xettopliwu, Aisthoii s J'lvt'itat., Arm-M's Firs, ami Second Latin Book, Am-tiil's Latin Prose ComiHisitiou, Arnold's Firai Iaim Book, Arnolil's (riieiins Nepos, Arnold's First Gieek Btaik, Arnold's Greek Protte Composition, Hut lei's .Sallusl, B ure's Xen'ithn, HilKii's Laitu Grammar, Bullion a Latiu Keader, Bullion's Greek Grammar, Bullion's Greek Headvr, Bullion's Cesar, Co-iih-t's Virail, Crosby's Greek Lessons. Cronhy's Greek Grammar, l(urkues8'sond Latin Book, Johnson's Herodutua, J-dibftou's Ciceri. Keuhoer' Latin Grammar, Lincidn's Livy, I.nldie atSeotCKGrcAr T.eTicoo, Mr:iiutck at Crook's Kirst litmBook, MeCliut-M-k tt Crok' First Greek Book. Oweu'l Xenotmon's Auahaois, Ownn's Xoohm's Cyclopedia, HoliUins' Xouophmi, Siophoi'.le'b Greek Grammar. -L all Of NEW SCHOOL BOOKS Now beine; Extensively intnalaccd, and kept quantities. Ci.rnell's Geotraphtet, Covins DuMwt of Urauimar, MiHi;irdN Ke:idi-rs, M'-Gutley's New Readers, M"Uf f-itli's Getsra(,hies, McNalley's tieoeraoliy, Pellou'i. Outline l.iim, sjbjw " P:is.m K Dnu.on's Wntfns Booki. W. rren's Common School Geography Warren's Phyiral GMgnphy. vVrlls' Chemistry, Wells' Philosophy. GERMAN AND FRENCH (to Adler's larere Orraio Did h nary, Atllt r' wiiall (nn:ui Lu;listiary, Adl-r's HnKrbkie tit.ru.aa Ktiader Cbarls Xtl. Fasqiielle's Krnrh tirammar, (iainl'H tinunniar Utrrnimiu Ui learn English. ftlRitdow'ft ("reiirh Uirluniry, lNixul ot Cliapal't. Kmuch Grammar Oih-i.dtirH 's tvf-rniau Oram mar, tilleti-lortT's KrciM h-bv J.-wett, OUriiU..rirn Vrtiirh tf Valuer Feitsustr's (jrnnaD Grammar, Pimi -jr's KrciM-b Gramruar, Hiutecv'i KreiH-h Kfaer, KotNTlxHiiaii Systnu witit French J ilfiiiiunie, wi'h Notf-K, W-nnihiin 'a German Gruinmar . W'jiidlMirv's Sliurtur Count. on An dred PHILOSOPHY AND CHExMISTRI art C.nnMi:k Plul'tMiriliy, Himhii:hi Ctieiiiiatry, ir.C Cltt.111ti.try, Gralium's CiifHiiMry, OltiiktyJ's a h. nil Fiiilphr, .lmMtd'n (.llKf FlulwMthy, Fiirkt-r'H Fluln.M)hyt Fnrier'n (Miunntrv, ttM-ktiardt's Clifinislrjr, SUInu:u's rht-rjiiMry, Sni;iii.'. I'hil.jw.ihy, S(iniRUr't FbiUsMpliv, "V'..yi.un),s, uti-itt rttial PbilOfoptiy i Wavlaiid'K Mural Pbiiusohy, WniU' PbiluMuptiy. Wilis' Cbt-initiy, Yiiiiiian'n ClaMi-BNik nf Chemistry, Yuuiuau'a Atlas ul Clitriiiistry. 5nc. tuo Or O tt ab-.ve, HIGHER MATHEMATICS -l-J Bnunlou'i Ahrehra, Iiay' Ale-Ifa, lavies' l.5ndr, nvi. F.lfiiifiit.s of Alirebra, levies tM)m-try, Havii s' SurveyiaK, Lutmiis' Aiirt'bra, Ijk.hhs Tn-;oiontry, Loom is Loearitbms, Lunuim' Gc. .owlry, Kay's first AIr. bra, tt.iy's - wood Altrebra. Kotiinitxn'fi Alefhra, Stoldard'. A tgr bra, Ttiwer't Algebra. Ptr MISCELLANEOUS Rovd' Khrrtonr, Cutlei'i. Vust Fhysiolikffr, CulierV Flu Mo.oev aiul Aoatoay, CrittfiwJf u's rbNsk Ket-epiHc tirjy'i Mow FiiuiU Grow. Gray' Ccmooh iu Kolany. GiMv's M:tuual ot botauy, H'trhrTM-k's Gtioloey, I yell's Manu;U oi Gtorapriy, I-vU's Fnuf;ilaot Goolty, Matii-Hm't. Ajtru--uiy, Myltew's Uoitk K-f.ra, FnyMH. Jl Duutou'a Wri in Books Qtiarkeutioi' t:iu;lih (wpuaitiuaj bt Jstiih'ii tittdttcv. ft-hool SiM-akrs- 14 kinds, Wnilsutitlm Mind, W'nglit's Orthtt:ra4iy, Want's Kirttt Botany, W.Mkd'N Class BNk Botany WtLiUi ley's Rlrctoric, Wiiaielvy' Iahc. Lho Kx-w-uiiK a lhe Ltuith-ix the for riuu-tiKiue i CHURCH MUSIC, &c The Jubilee, a iber 'J ) Cythera, Tlie Tnaiik-eivirr, The Nf-w Lute ut Zioa, Ttie Shawm, Tbe S tig Crown. ? J. B. COBB & CO.i (BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONKM i imun, ou Jbr Salt ox Unit. BINDERY FOR SALE. Por salo.i coiiipifte Bii,d-ry, -..r.MSi:iPr of a Hnlint; M k !ui. Cm tins Machine. Frss, Sl.-ars, M :iniuu:ic looln. Floiuh and evir tlimc ie-tary to rarry in :i Bindery to ad van ta;e. l utiM. luula will txi tumai a low nun- i..r rash "J!1! C. A. UK AN. LOT FOR SALE. A ticsirable"Lt.t rotiaistiiifr oi tMte a re, tqtaalu.1 nr the male bent uiai y. tor vale cheap, aiiu on easy terniH ure nf seplS KOL'sK I JKNMNG9. FOR RENT a desirable fronTOF Klt'E on lhe senind flwr, ne:ir the MvrcUanu' Bank unSupenur street ijuire ut SOUSE k JENNINGS, K.-a! Est ile At.-nti. anT POR SALE CHEAP. AN INTER went puyiuK It) pr ce. t. inc ?i 700 ior v.bjch go4 wustera laitdji Wil! 1m taken. AddreMt F.O., Drawi r IW-jni 14 :dti 5 LTHAHL1TTLB. HIRAM B. MTTLC Et.L . KBYKti. LITTLES & KE YES, Dealers in HEAL ESTATE Ortire. ov r O SuiM-novt., Clt-ve laud. O., have l onutamtT m hand a larpe qa.-inti' v oi ver .food Fanuiiiif Lands in Iowa and WiM-otiin, whu-h we wi low lor Cash, or exchange ior Ferivoual Froportv. Chf or Country Real EJai cdudtt 5 ifARiMS FOR SALE. Four farms in vicinity l Cleveland price trow Sl.awto ixw. AUu.SaivwralHuuiieiianU LoU in the City lor sale very cheap. AiM Wrtolen FarU,ry. Raw Mill, six Dweli-n Hnoses :ind3u acres oi laitd a! B;d lord. 1 n ies out on t; P. R. R-.-vln.-li we wi.;eitou loug time -f will ex- charuft: nr citv itmperty. AIwi.Shw Mill, Cording Machine, Hon and SO acres o lai.d.&railttsoiiloiiC. 4t M. K. H , at Annua. Also, 2 Une faulty Id-rw. and st.-vi.-ral second-han Wagons anl Haritvse. All lor sate very cheau ami a ion rn-dit will be mven Hdvurrd. A lo. Mevcral jroo4 Houses to rnt. ail.iiidil & UTTLKS KKYFS, over63 Sop rt. SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 8 ALU IN KJ the be-st Commrrcial Coll. ges m the count rv. Call ut fendf r C.innfiti- .i IDants. ftlO 0( )0 VQXM ADVANC- jf--V jV- V-r EOIukuimx tosmt at the old si and and well k Down WAGNERS OK F ICE on Gold and Silver Wati-iirb, J:wrlry, Ui:iiuoii!. titin-.. Futidi c Hut-Hiess rftiujtly private. Oltiri: No. 3 Witter M roturf .Superior (up KUirn) slablili-d in Jh&l. 0'ii irom A M.tosF. M. Watches sml Jtrwetrv for saio at Uireaius WA1 WAGNKK. niTia dtf Onn (u.miwist llr Hhrtk i3uilugrg & lrcl)Ucct5. BROOKS 8. C. & E. W BUILD KKS. Alsi Mnnuiit-turerK of Doors, Rhads,dati. BntrketKand nt of Si-mll.K.twini' nn.i .i-.jw Pirtirularattenti m paMl lo Kittiiu-Ut. Stores. 'actorv ui Divi3ion-M..iie:M (Vtilre Itl.wk . Cleveland. O. aolu-41 pOKLKTT & CURRON ZLMSTEV HUIUIKHS Nu.ATP. fjaruiuau. PARPENTERS TOOLS. The lare- evt aisi best Tanrty in the ctlv lr salcliy 55 H. K. KAY NOLI IS. N.i. sSiine-tnySt HOUSE TRIM MINGS, of every dea-:rilKu,Tari4-t7 siylf and )trjre forraie by H. K. BAYNOLDS, No. 8 Suuenor St. 1 000 KKGS 0F SUPERIOR XyJr J NA1L8 Of all S12PS and qn jlities, tor ale bv JC. UAVNOLOS. aiai No. 8 Suiwrinr St. IRON AND STEEL. Alotit a ship Xlos.l, lor sale ny II. K. ItA VKOLDS1, 1 Shim nor iHaaljimsts vf. u. KOSIGSLO W , iviatilufturrr ut all kiniNaf SMALL MACKINKHV, LATIIKS, MODELS, Collin? Mills fur Jewelers and Dentists SEAL, ANU OTIIUIl I'liKSSKS etc. TlltNINU AND KINISHIO GENERALLY. M Superior street. Aniriran Itiiililiiis, 1 1'lvelsrJ, O. tlMMMtltn Ibe WeiUlwIi lluuae. I aiut'Jif i;y i3urning J"Ini&. TOTICE.-EXCELSIOR BRECK- J RNHIUGK COAL AND C4HHON OILS The UiuU;ir'imtl would tf?V Ut those who ihial in ormi irui nrlLn. oils, tli-.t he h:is utrde such airaiLenie-ntn as will euaole hnu to turnih thosv who buy Lani t him, wjth as govd au article of COAL AND CARBON OILS, thr-re maniirartUTPd in tbe rrHiiiiiiL ihH hini n. ?ullou Fluid, Coal, CitTiton and Kt-rcsine LAMPS k.r le at wholesale at INew York prices irurht atldrd. No. '0'arioSf. no-,- K 1 AW SEWING MACHINE Wanted, J au AGENT in this and every Ci y and Town iu the State. A stint", ure not rrguired to jtiiivhase n Pal cut Kiglit. or teruis and lulortuation. spply to , A. STRRKT, de.r2 o3t Airgier H-.o. :ieveland. TJOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. The (M.TilerB. nailer the iiamu aud tirinoi HALL. EELS tt CO is tins day dissolved hy mutual cons.:.it. I), (nwiitofs, and alum having claims .iuu us, will he paid at the Cum iur lai Branch Uauk. T K. HALL DAN. F. EL1JS, u vv itr. lumiiM Clt?vel.iml, Der. I, 11W. d.'.'2 dtw ,?0s MONEY TO LOAN-$800for three yearn, secareil by lii-st-r-iass real i state A A HON CI.ARIt. derl d 207 HI Ontario, eor.ier oi Mii hican -treet AISSOLiiTlON. THK OO-PAKT, J NKItSHIP hi'retnt.in. evi.ln.v niuU. th- ,.r Kxticrts k Eiisw.trlU. is this l:iv tlivsilyd bv mntiml hmi- "' , , . KOlitKiS at ENsWuBTH. C'ltmlanJ, No. 4th, 1S58. CO-PARTNEIiSHIP. - The nrdersienMl ksye this day Mliil, a ctiartuer.-tlip. in the firm jtue ol Pym ti'-n K Euwrtli mmI uke ttie eutirtt lni.Mnes. autl pay ali claims "". u mw 1414U ut suwm av SMiswurtli . H. I'VVrHON, Cleyclsntl. N'.y.uh, latt. Jvcw Citv Directory. TN CONSEQUENCE of the recent re- uniuberinroi the streets of this Citv thus reedeniVat loruier lirecUnes nselew the sui.st-ntrs will issue, Juri.it; the Ctimiui; winter, (or as sooa as the otanbf nac of the bin-ets is completed,) a New and Complete Directory the Names and Resiliences, according with the new uumlMTiBK. A I so, tn connection, a COMPLETE BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Airan;el alrrhiibetically ; beaidea other uiloraatjon sex. taMtitts to the (iiiblM:. it it iiittKled that tlm Dire-lcry shall be complete in evtry particular. r , J " VWLLISTON CO , Pntdwhem, novC d 2nH ntK i,2SuirKr sireet. NEW FEATURES-iaHH YEAR of t:ik COSMOPOLITAN ART ASS0CI1TI0.Y. SUPEIiB iUJlAriXGS! Beautiful Art Journal Valnalilc Freminma Ac rmi8 POPULAR Art Association J, now in it Kid. i Varoi iiatnllt-li.) success having mrb.'scd ami ett;rave.l ou sUr. IW.riDx'i sreat Faiuuiie "III K VII.LAOK II LACK SMITH -w,m '"5 suhx-ntxiis uul, 1 urn Itcaw ulitiM i.xr ... a.... the folltmiiitr TEK.nS OP SI USCKIPTIO.V. Kvcrv person rcmittrnff Tiisfk 1)ollb iii . co(.y 01 Uie sur ib SlcW Kuravmg. alter Herriuit a l urutetl Fainliin?. TUE VILLAGE B LACKSMITII ; Also a eoy of lhe heavtiral COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAI- eletrinMy illustrated quart. MaeasiM. Alo Fre do.rl) ai d WrstA-m (iallrips oi ILe Asw-rtwi Th.-re will al. (n irivru to !h., jmhs iil-t1 several I nn. VaJnaf.le Wurka ul Art, nwisUnr M hoe Oil PaintingR, Bronze Sculptures. Ac . Kroiu cebrated Amrrn aa ar.d Fureieu Artists. Jsnbsernw .umm win ihi mreivcHl u. to Ja.iuaiy lt, 19. On the even to: of thai date, tie Frcaiiuma wi.l be Amnl tn v.,k iIh-im Vi-t lull ttartrcalart. m TVerntber Ait JournaV-nricn aSptciiiienct.HienltoUi.FewLvhlui:U.sub cnbe on receipt u ta cauls.; to in.-t e. amps or coin. Address I. UKKUV. AtUuarv. C. A. A aV-atem Olfice, Ma liroadwav K V Weatern OflGce, 16 Witter St., Samluky, O. OfSIAN E. DODGE, Exclave Awnt. Dm 70 CltVMl.l.d. WliKSCKliiK AT O.NCK. IF YOU WISH TO SKCLKK A COPY ..f that eierant Kn iravinc THK VI I, L At; F. BLACKSAIITII.-a?Se A?t Jiurual, witb the mhtr Fr nutims, I e with and uis.-nh ielre the 1st of Jannarv. I SrM-inw n .-.l., . j . i. aud lull part icu Ian s ivn, by a;Dlvinir to . " ONSIAN K. 1)OLh;k, Agent. 178TK A Y Came to the Premises of the sulscr.l.er, on the 15 h iut.,'n BLACK ANI WHiTK COW. which an owner is wanted, luanire e.-irt ftul M (onsireet. novJ4dHlt Ml. FAl KlCK KlNNEV. A3IERICAiWATt)JIS. APPLET0N, TEACT & C0 WALTHAM, MASS., OT Patent JLerer Watches. HnESE SUPERIOR WATCHES are made bv tbe kid oi new ami oruiiaal martun rv, n- deMiv ned lo kmifk witu i ..km.- dc. . l iv' SLHblAMlAL. KK.UAHLK TiMal-KKKPVK. Ih'e BK'Veinenls are ik w ib cooalrw tiuii. mid are .niHoced by hthest uuthoritieM to he VAULTLK.N.S IN FHJM'l FLK AND QL ALII Y. and have lr, u ,nvrd bv the nnt iesi une rctialil.r and unlaihte iu atttiuu. Ilu W;arhns am manufatttumi entire ln a crud' matfrnls, in im; le efttalirbnirnt. bv rtstti vcl d and uiunirm Drorrwtea manuliu'-tory beiiiK tine au net I uoaw tbe mm avsttm be-j i adapted in the prodm tion oi the oiiequaled Auiurican tire-aruus, whu h cublt c m- Ut jtrddt-ce a move ment ai ONE-n kl.T the it ice ef any fcyrerpn morenteut ot same quality; and we euantatee the periwH oiliuaiMW lr years, of every Waicb manafuetured ry us ALL KOKKH.N WATtlHWAKK MADK BY HAND theAmeiH-an Watches u-iua; i he ouly oue made by m- uioaviv, "ij-'n uiiiioiMi vysieni iuru?ii ut. eiy ail wa'cnca areui lective, ami aru eiintinuakiy Ket inir out ol order, lb minv lurtt it ! s.iniiir it im oowtible to find rood WU:h re,tiiirrrs, ami Wu-n repairing Biwuna umnniii awl expensive. liie inLrounriion ol Dierittau w'aiiidisij.-M tit tins dirhtult hdl rncsiTT Mks:iiants. an well: w af -b-ii':il-n. can keep Watt-he part ot itieir mcMlan-ii.sti-k.3td thus .uipty their ttitfounen with a Nkw KT.tPLK. win. U wsy be ustd as aiy article, without au.iitrv or humlrne. Sold b ih tiadesenerallv. ami dv Kuumrss Hv Ai-Pi-fciun. li'-oeral Aewita, eriBd&w 3in 211 iiu. 15 M:ml.-u Lane. New Yor AIR RO 11K RH U MUSLIM COL- UAK NewSivlsol Embrult!retl t'ullarsjust ree'A lulls RAYMOND fc CO. OSBORxN & VIMCKM'S new PAT ENT SKIRT, MWiitrcu spnun. made wuboul avw- BOvJft 1AVLOK, GiUdWULD CO.