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Address from Hon. David Tod.
HIS ACCEPTANCE OF THE NOMINATION
FOR GOVERNOR.
.
Tbe following official notloe of his noml
nation fur Governor has been sent to Hon,
Daxw Tod : -
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 6, 1861.
Ho. David Tod Dia gin :; I nave the
honor to triform you that you were uneoi
afloaslv end most e&thusiastieall nomine,
tad .Ma' candidal , for Governor,, at the
People's Union Contention, held ini tail
oily yesterday, and it it to be hoped that
you will apeedily signify your-acceptance
of the position in such manner as may be
ooneonant with your judgment,, , ( .,
With sentiments of high regarS, io.,
THOS EWING, President.
J. M. Com usual, tWjr. .;
To liis Mr. Tod replies in the following
Adirss :
To the People of Ohio.
In responding to my nomination ly your
representatiTes in Coareniion at Columbus
on the 6 Lb inot, intelligence of whioh baa
this day been officially communicated to
me, and in t&e aooeptanoe1 of the same, it
it meet that I should express to you my
sense of the obligation wbich this high
honor confers. Language fails me in this
attempt, as I can conceits of -no more dis
tinguished mark of your oonfijenoe at this
critical juncture, through so intelligent ard
patriotic a Contention of representatiret
assembled from all parts of the 8tate, re
flecting the sen u menu of ail political par
ties, as well as of the highest interests and
sbm important concerns intolted in what
t -nay with truth be termed struggle for
onr national existence.
Believe me when I assure yon I fully
appreciate the Tast responsibility attached
to the position of Chief Magistrate of oar
Btate at this critical period in itsaffaiis,and
u am duly sensible ef my own demerit, and
were It not that I rely npon yonr generous
t forbearance I should hesitate to acoept
what yonr dieiinguithed impartiality with
such unparalleled unanimity hare assign-
" ed see. "" "" '
Without going into a discossion of the
-, 'trauenstanove and etents whioh .hate
brofght about the present alarming and
unhappy eonditicn of our national affairs,
as these mast now he apparent to all, I
will content myself by laying that the is
sue presented to ns as a people in Lhe.saa
guinary struggle forced upon us by the
; ambitious and designing leaders afithe
Southern rebellion, is, that of man's capa
city for telf-gorernmeat. - The whole ques
tion to be tried and settled sei tied in such
a way that no'iiing in human power can
ter disturb or change it again, is, then,
Whether man is capable of governing
himself."1 'Should it not be shown when
- nrery reaonree and sacriSo has bean made
" ' and I weulJ exhaust etery means in our
power arst. are yielding then in order
that we might hate our rights protected
and our liberties preserved in some degree ;
appraaebing the perfection of enr hitherto
supposed Impregnable system ef ree. gat
r eminent, t would consent to be taken un
ol der the protection of our oaoe. so-called
t Mother Country, or of any ot) er power eap
"' able of maintaining for us Lbs respect of lie
nations of the globe. ,;
That we shall eventually succeed in set
tling this question to the satisfaction of all
the world beyond the hitherto expressed
doubts and suspicions of foreign potentates,
statesmen and presses, I have not the re
I zootest doubt ; but that we shall be required
' " to exercise all of those higher attributes of
which man is capable ; patient and perse
vering purpose, inflexible will, nrshahen
fortitude and unshrinking courage, the ah
ready written experience of the past few
months have indicated.! 'And it is the
aource of the heartiest congratulation that
we can already point to the brave deeds
.b'aad daring and glorious actions of our no
ble volunteers thus early, and fel tunin
our hearts that the number of these invinc
ible soldiers have only to be increased and
their welfart and comfort considered and
eared for to the utmost of our resources, to
nave abundant evidence of the ' success
Whioh, though it may be temporarily inter
rupted, must eventually perch upon our
banners.
It is the duty of every man who can
bear arms at this junotnre, imperative ne-
eessitv alone preventine, when his ettorts
'thouid be given in another direction towards
strengthening the cause and aiding the
Government, to rally to the standard of
iii country, and be counted among the fie
roes of the gre .test as it will be the most
extraordinary revolution since the world
began. The struggle of our. ancestors was
for self government, our struggle is , to
TA maintain il, and under the blessing of the
aame God who smiled npon Washington and
-'hit barefooted and half starved comrades,
. kx will io HI
. TboM who eannotaid the cause in the
I' eld may yet do mnch while pursuing their
ordinary avocations: the sinews of war
, ( are needed, and these they may Mp to
' . contribute, every man as far aa his' Beans
rill warrant, and there should scaroely be
m limit to this when it it considered, that if
-our government is destroyed, property will
, have lost whatever value its free institu-
tions and enlightened laws conferred. In
this view, the National loan, based upon
0 auch security a underlies the existence of
the Federal Government and the value of
all property, and to which no other species
M of security can at all approximate in value,
auld be as liberally subscribed to at to
snaca of a lien on Ufa, for what is life
" eroria without liberty 7 And Is not liberty
- to be purchased and secured at every eostT
The eharaetar of the National Loan is such
" that nearly all classes may participate in
"Its sabseription, and it is better that ten
men should subscribe to a $1,000 of its
- notes, than that the honor and profit should
fall to one. 1. ;
, , Our system of taxation majr require re
,, rUion'; as it now peratea some escape
k.rh ehonld be found, while others suffer
whose burthens should be lightened. Equal
ity, that, like the dews of heaven, each
. tear. In proportion, his just share, it
" what is required, and what it should beour
sin la aecore.
-7 Tbe nnprppsrei slate in wbich the open-
i-r . . . a c?..
"ing'of the war .ouna oar istata vaiern-
vent, naturally emted many obstacles, no
" j little jeoafnsion, much delay, and many
' trying and pecnlinrly annoying diCooltiee
a- ia bout the Exeeulive and the people. 1 am
happy to believe that these obstacles are
now mainly removed.'
It shall be my aim to give the unmost sup
port te the National Government, tonceiving
" the doctrine of Secession, to be entirely de-
iJi atmctiwa 01 oar national existence, without
which it will be Ioipoib!e te govern our
eelvea, regarding tbe original compact of the
' ' Federal Cnioa not one ot Slates, but of the
' people, and adhering to the . never to be
. shaken belief that they the peopleand by
" ' ' this I mean the people ot all the States, or
. thetr rep-esentauret tainy elected ana tieie
j - fated and assembled in National Convention,
" ' tare alone the right, after the most liberal
3- and enlarged debate, to determine lit future
oeshny.. - iselieving tbat tbe of!i oLtne
Soma ttm lers iLt Ctias and wouii
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CLEVELAND, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10. 1861.
O
Fnperior Street.
It
erms, Ei
r aakwirnra (Vaa Phl!Mm
t!T
Ho
r
they left. an'jamtucW nd unforced,' declare
to-morrow .their will for its continuance, 1
utterly repudiate the monstrous and wicked
ptat and petition f of the- ringleader el this
(X-nfjiracy, and would argue for war eter
nal until they were brought to condign
psnishment, and their misguided followers
restored to reason' and brought back to a
recognitions ot the true purposes and inten
tions ot tbe Federal Government, from wbich,
by artful, conning asd gross misrepresenta
tions, tbey have been misled and blin led. I
pray the time may not be long in its ap
proach when oer deceived Southern brethren
shall be restored to their allegiance, and the
more effectually tbe war is prosecuted to this
end the speedier the hour will come, when
we shall be hold the Union at it was as it
was intended to be as it must and shall be
not a pillar withdrawn, from its magnifi
es:.! temple, not-e tr trasedf front its gloti-
us constellation. . J
I recognize tbe full spirit and endorse in
every word, sentence, and as a whole the
platform,' simple pure and honest as it is,
npon which I am placed, and wi'h the best
energies with wbich I am endowed, and am
capable, shall aim to carry oat Its just and
righteous principles, and tbat our brethren;
ol the South may see in it and in this my
endorsement having hitherto been counted
among those who were their warmest and
most desoteoV friends-athe Sincerity and
truthfulness of our purpose in oar war for
tbe Union or the tak of Iht Union, I shall
go forward if elected, of which I can have no
manner of doubt and elected by such an
noparalled majority, as shall convince the
world how tlbxr can act when the Union is
in danger, and its existence threatened
burying all party passions and prejudices,
yielding np all political predilections, believ
ing in the dying words of tbe great Illinois
statesman, tbat " Whoever is not prepared
to sacrifice party organizations and pl&tiur ml
on the altar of bis country does not deserve
tbe support of. honest people," I shall go
forth Ho the discharge of my responsible
duties strengthened by t-ie justice of our
cause, and. relying . npon tbe charity of all
good people wbxv aware of the infirmities to
wbich all men' are subject, will not expect
too much from any one, or such a thing as
perfection; and . with - a single purpose to
maintain tbe honor,-dignity, reputation, and
it it please Heaven te add to . these, so that
Ohio may tank second to none in her loy
alty, hi-r liberality.lier courage and undying
derouon to the Government ot our fathers
the and now and
DAVID TOD.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 9, 1861.
THE SPIRIT OF THE SOUTH.
Northern and Southern Valor.
"A Son ef'ene of thefebldiere of the Re.
volution" writes the following eommunica
caUua lo the S. f. Times, showing that all
the talk about ," compromise" and "avoid-
jzi thij war" it pure, nonsense : t :
To Ou IfHior olUKeu York Timet,
We elaim to-be-the enperiors xt the
Northmen in every respeot, and we are."
Augutim iOa.) Chroniole and Sentinel, Aug.
10. 1
Allow an old aubsoriber to your paper,
and a. son of a toldier of the .Revolution, to
state'two reminieoenoee that came under
his own observation, for the consideration
of those wbo are aiding the insurgents in
wicked rekeJiioa by their cry lor " peace 1
in the t all jOC twenty-two years
ago, tbe writer returned, to this country
from Europe. During lis residence abroad,
he made the acquaintance r asweral gen-
temea from the SouUu iSooa after bis re
turn to America, he was present at a large
diauer' party which was composed lmoot
altogether of Southern gentlemen, many of
whom, at the time, were high in othce un
der the General Government,, .The conver
sation waa .mostljrcaouibern.drfnan.and
Southern matters; and, after a circulation
of the wine, the onvereation became quite
free and out-spoken, and made such an im
pression on my Northern ears, tbat its na
ture has been aistmotiy remembered ever
since. It was on tne supject or the Uovern
aent ef our eouatry, nd on the superiority
of the "Southern ever tbe Northern people 1
It was emphatically declared by these gen
tlemen, tbat "no man born north gf JJaaon
and Dixon g line should evet have any
thing , to de with,. the Government of the
United States; or Bhonld hold, nnder-Gov-ernment,
any tfliee of .-trnst er knportance.
And it was as emphatically deolared that
anarrangettitntwoold.be brought about,
sooner -or later, wken the, entire Govern
ment ef these United States should be in
the hands tif the men of the South as they
only were the race par ixcellanee fitted to
govern the nation I , Jatj claimed then, as
now, " to bs the superiors of the Northmen
in every respect," and tbat the people of
the North must, and should be, under the
dominion or the boutat '
The other reminiscence it of more recent
date. Twenty-one years later in August,
1860, the writer met at the White Sulphur
Springs, in Virginia, 'several huodred of
tbe very men, many ot whom are now
among the' leaders, and who were the fo
mentert of this, wicked rebellion.. There
were present some of tbe leading men from
every one of the Slate States.' Their meet
ing at this time waa for the purpose of
planning this rebellion; and they were
then as mnch. determined on breaking up
the Union as they have ever been at any
time since. - The writer knew personally
many of (hes men, and the declaration
waa made to him repeatedly th -t if the
" Black Republicans should eleot any man
as President, tbe Union would be dissolved.'
Gov. Letoher, of Virginia, was there, and
on that occasion reviewed the first volun
teer company which was formed at Rich
mead, and, 'in addressing this company
F. F. V s., the writer heard bim make this
declaration: Tou, young gentlemen, are
the nucleus of five hundred thousand
Southern men, who will yet be called to
gether te repel the invasion of the Black
Republicans or the JMortn '.
These statements are given to show what
we have losg believed to be true, that the
plotters in the present outrageous rebellion
have been for more- -than a quarter of
century maturing their plans to destroy
thit Government -, and that,-' during
time, they have never tor one moment in
tended, nor Jo lhey sow intend, to listen
to any terms of "peace" or of "compro
mise," short of the entire subjugation
the North to their will!' no, gentlemen
the " white feather" peaoe" negotiators
Know, assuredly, that one of two conditions
must take plaee in our country ; the A'orth
must con over the South, the rebellion mutt
be "ermhed out;" or, tee- and tor children
muff take' our volition only one degree ahove
the tlewe, and it prtparti to hot the corn
our mtslrrtl -,
-A High Cokpukst. The Hon.Uosenh
Holt, of Kentucky, said the other day eo tbe
LeoiST jjle Courier state: "While dutiei were
to be performed, to one would know idle
moments under Quartermaster ileigs. tjiat
could get more and better material from
given sum of money than any man be had
ever seen, ' and pat the material to better
service than any one else, and at the end
tbe disbursement; even ot millions, he could
show a vouchee tor every ore cents of
:ntt of the
appropriation. -
1
wewthea-Wffisje - nt J" ,
UUhi!3.Ilofc(jsi.HJirJ a JAOrt
The following are laid to be somt ef the
productions of the Dry Tartugen:, lizards,
makes, scorpions, jiggers, sand flies, and
Urge-siieS mosquitees.' The mutineers
licClallan'a amy have been sent to ' bear
TELEGRAPHIC.
Latest from Washington.
ADVANCE OF FEDERAL PICKETS.
THE CABINET UPON GEN. FREMONT'S
PROCLAMATION.
BEAUREGARD WITHDRAWING.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN MARYLAND.
ARREST OF A TRAITOR.
This Morning's Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sep. 8.
The following are the results of eareful
and extended observation to-day on the
Virginia side of the Potomao :
A new and formidable battery hat been
discovered oommanding Leesburg turnpike,
about seven miles from Chain Bridge. The
foiling of woods by the Confederates ex
posed thit battery to tbe view of our troops,
Owing teak eisusnee ne- demonstrations
were disoernable, nor any large body of
troops. -
Men were employed on the fortifications
to-day. '
At daybreak' thit morning our pickets
advanoed one mile further into Virginia.
ine A.onieaeiates retreated be tore tnea
from, the direction ef Arlinttoni . i
Last Wednesday the Confederates fired
from aa eminenee at Grant Falls, at a body
of our' troops on the Maryland side, and
wounded four men. -: .-
They attempted to ford the Elver, con
structing temporary bridges with plank,
when they were repulsed by the sharp
shooters of the Pennsylvania 7th, and a
number ot them killed. The Confederates
then retreated from view, carrying with
them their battery. j
Yesterday Gen. McClellan made a balloon
ascension ' with Prof. Lowe, and occupied
two hours in reconnoisance. Gen. llcClell
an's order for observance of the Sabbath,
was every where received with gladness. . '
The President has pardoned A. J. Clark,
who has served two years in the W isconsin
Penitentiary, baring been convicted of for
ging Land Warrants.
No passes whatever, will be issued to-day
to erots tbe Potomac. - 1
: Tbe Vermont soldier ordered to be shot to
morrow for tbe crime of sleeping on his post,
will be reprieved.
' Times'eorrespondence says:; ,
. ' Qea. Fremont's proclamation, deolaring
the slaves of rebels- to be free men, was
made solely on his own responsibility,
without any previous advice from the au
thorities here- or consultation with them
upon the subject. It struck the entire Cab
inet and President with utteramsxement
The matter was fuUy discussed,' when it
-was unanimously determined tbat the pro
clamation was just the right thing, made at
just the right time, exactly in the right
manner, and by the right man.
This Afternoon's Report.
FROM BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.
Testerday afternoon two or three rear
cars of a train containing a detachment of
Ira Hams' cavalry of Hew York, under
CoL Eilpatrick, were thrown from the ears
of the Northern Central Railroad, near
Cockeysville, through the- orimioal care
lessness of the engineer. Four soldiers
were instantly killed,nnd Beveral wounded,
three mortally., . r -
Tbe engineer, on seeing the result of his
recklessness, detached his locomotive and
hastened to the city, where h was arrest-
lie was fired upon by some of the sol
diers, bnt they failed to detain him.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 8.
to-day bring the cheering intelli
gence from Washington, of aretrogade move
ment ot Ueauregard. It is well understood
bat be must -capture - Washington or bis
army will suffer disruption by the witbdraw-
ot troops to tbe invaded Confederate
States. - -. . ,
We have no authentic information of Jeff.
Davis' death.- to :
TRAITOR ARRESTED.
ALBANY, Sept. 9.
G. S. Bowne, of Key West, Fla., was ar
rested at Cooperstown last evening on a
charge of treason. - a. large number o! let
ters were found on him from the Soxth, and
papers of an important character. After the
arrest an effort was made to rescue tbe pris
oner by his friends. The resolute behavior
ot the officers prevented the accomplishment
of their purpose. . The officers will leave
with their pnaoner for Fort Lafayette.
FOREIGN NEWS.
St. JOHNS, N. F., Sep. 9.
The steamship Africa, from Liverpool
August 81st, via Queenstown 1st inst, ar
rived off Cape Bace this morning and was
boarded by tbe news yacht of the Associa
ted Press. Her dates are six days later.
Liverpool. Sales ef cotton for the week
120,000 baiesi Market olosing with an ad
vanoe. '.-
Breadstuffs quiet but firm.
y Provisions tending downward. ,
Consols 9292.
FROM HARRISBURG.
HARRISBURG, Sep. 9.
of
Gov. Curtin and Staff left to visit the
camps ot the Pennsylvania Reserves at Wash
ington to-day to present the flags ordered by
an act of the Legislature. . . . j
ARRIVED.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.
The steamer Harriet Lane, Commander
Faunce, arrived at tbe Navy Yard yesterday
afternoon. Bhe .will undergo repairs.
COMMERCIAL.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
of
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FliOCR-ilarket ehade armor with biraport
demand. Recipu 87tK) lu-U
balxe S.Oju Mi at , AHM tor rupertn'iUtet
L6(oi,8J tor oommoa to audlan oxtrawaetornf
as.UMO, lr abippioff brands eztr. roand boosed
ohm, 4,7vt)f,;i extra state, fi,MS4,t3 aseriln
CANADIAN FLOrS--itarkst aeiet-aad an-
Changed.
R K FI4IFR Market steady atx,3043.75com.
snon to obolre eupernne. .
WHE4T Starket Icbettpr with afoot, demand
for export, .
baiiM ol 6'f05 bush at lov: for Nortbveetern clnb:
fur cboico Milwaukee club; 113c$lis winter sc
restern; r. wliite Kmiunkr t
M YE Marki.toadT ..sfS tor wnli-n; euca
53 lor Male, ande tor ftotth Hirer.
RAKf,Kk-iniat qiui ana aumJn!ljr un.
shatifffd. p .
IXIRN Market shade earner wlih moderate ex-n-ri
tl-iusod. Uec&lpu lyira bosb.
, h -tr. iv mi bu.h etw-H for soixed vrstern.
CATS Cn'-hanga T.QH lor CaaWian.aud we. tern
aortn!e, . . .
fORR-Qolct; sales of lot bbU at 111, OCA
K.OC kvr me.v,Ti prims. .... . , s
ftiKEF-Mari.t oui.t.
,'l'T MRATl-Jlarkt dnlL ,
f.ARD-ilirket suadr aiut sales lot bbls at
S,fet'40j . i-
" lLTTXK'- 8tn!lii at ?llo lor Uklo; 10f)MU
Sliie.
( UEEK-Market staady at 5?t eaaaoa to
prim.. ...
. WHISKY SUrket quiet. at n. ,rV
BUFFALO MARKET—Sept. 9.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
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tV HSAT-karket auji, pales of tcee bmh at
Snc Ctiicago priL.
OtK Si-Market is food demand aed Arm. Bales
of ftn.om bnsb at t. , ,
W II ISRV- teady.. Sales of ISO lbes at Me.
. I! iuili',"? Skiawefiwaihaahat X
L.Aia l.tll-OH ri sooo bbls flour; 60,000 bns
vn au ;auub ooro ,0011 oats
t'ANAI. EXPORTS UAlbbUaoan K0,SSsbnl
Wheat; Wfl hue eora. S,iAa buah ls.fT
v -.a. i Us 1-.-.' i ! - .-r A. I
".Lijtiiial .
MAB' NANNIKO,
MACHINIST & EN 01 A' HER.
And Munnfartur.'- of
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Dwu-rlptlun. Alu-Jx k Iferawa, fioKn fvi Ur-J-a
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tnt Gvn.rallr. lnor No, ih t Ucl BlooA,
kMtit, UWvalas4, V.
aawluttilut and Repairing yromptlf atundnd to.
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No. 144 8upr K)i Btreet, (Leader BiiiMlcg, )
- ' t) V!TLAN1, OHIO.
HIRNAKD luvluc iwatd thi
atftblinhaient of U. Kooigilow, ! do presvrod tc
juntrjict fur id aoufac taring Hawimi Mschlup, an 3
ail kind, of ligbt Machinery. Purt cnlar ttDtlon
twd faVCilUiaM ivv getting Modla of ravkoutsV
RIPilBlNQ.
If forrrHKATKM oed f.xlust, calloo lHmmwf.
U jourB"r'VIliQ MAOttliSJC Uoa. of onior. k
Will pat it la order,
iio repair U ktntat HUBOIOAL ItiitratnMita,
Ail etliidj of J0,ttel evnd W.Qs)icl laitrumeu U re-
li oaiilfl irt ay now Patwt. rwtnmenf it
the iu to get up Joor Models, iihw ia W ood
BrM, or Iron, in the nettttwt tnavnuor.
Ail kind of Blt liavng !fij tlone In prompt ityle.
All kind of light UacLiiiffrr pat in order in tot
riosi npeaiiioiu maitaer.
Buineeriug InHtramenta reported,
3 ami
U :
riUtain KairiuM reMsired tUoroachlr.
2U11 Koa4 O inductor
r&ncoea nxanuctoeeo iu
tli best wanner.
Eh II Boskd (VndnRtor's Pnuohet tPittird. "
' Mrin lac rvrytbhif In the thapa ef repalrln
or ntDUBsvotartig, done on contract-. .
OeqrKntranoe to ehop U Superior trett, np on
pair of italri. BKUMAltDD OMS.NU.
JAYKIN S WATER DRAWER.
A BRAD1 OF ALL OT :E$t
The mott wimple and efficient nutchihe now in m
for cUvating water from well of any depth.
ItttpiiDctv&l aiitrftf arelw ' ,
Bimflioitt, Dri4.in.iTr, ilB iff Wokupi;
And it Imotfaibility to Freese Dp t
It neither TIpe thn Bucket or the Spo;it, doing
ewaywith tlie ooni?i5rit(ni( tcblnfiiy Dot-i.ry tc
accuntpluh Loth. aiinplicity mahr It lea 1- tli
to?ttoat ol order, t&u fuiy otb, r Di twnr. Th
Curb, Bukt, Ac. art aaUttjaiiUHIr mad of the
bMt material ; the whole Ming oaioulated to meat
tho anuof thepabllo.
WAT lit CAN BH BAIHRP IN LISS TIMk
TUACi II, Am If UlHKtt WAX I
It Diflchargfi tVoiQ the Eottota of th Basket
sPVAll the potrer rtxinlrod la toraiaathe vclghtoi
water In the Bucket.
Please ex tonne DAY KIN '8 WATKU DBAWJCfc
before purcluutiriff RriTotnpr. Address
JAMJa3 PAVttllS A CO., Propr'a.
Facto t Ontario iirt, Cleveiaul, Oblo.
esPTState and Oonnty Kigbta for tale. Aridrou a-.
tove iiov-W- iiv
mvivxntt.
fl OME AUAIN.
FIRE k LIFE INSURANCE
Ha-rtnK ntnrDd from the r, 1 am prf-pir. d to
iiMU. foliuies m low Ad any otb.-r re-potaible ' om
PADT, and r4pf1oHr a.k th , .troupe of my
CTMUdA UL. clUMDI Ol CU,Vbl.&d.
STgW Esqland FlKB & Maeimx In-
FU!ANC Co .
HABTFOKP, CONS.,
Cipital, - - $246,409 35
Hope Insueanck Co.,
PBoVIDE.NCK. U. I.
Capital, - - $164,275 55
New Iobk Life Insitrance Co.,
w TOUR CITY.
CajAtai, - - $2,004,857 62
Alao Agent tt tht of W. H. Abbott m Co.'i
TltU.VllIO felVOIliOU VII,.. Ml. UfB.na.'. '
.Oflice o. Prklin' B'or. nTelnd, Ohio.
p I K Jfi M E W '8
INSURANCE COMPANI. (
Capital Stock - -$100,000,
VPoUcfct tHDed on Iiolatad Prorortr tat atom
of rtara.
DIBBOTOB8: , '
fa. Hart, 8. C. Brooks, A. B. Bantord.
O.tt.OriHtt. TJ.K. wen, "Jv"'. .iT 1..
l h Rsffh.. 8.B. Lron. John Ontkwidte
prnciKits:
WILLIAM HA at, President ana Innnm.
Orric-No. I Lrm.."' Block, Olowland, O. JeSS
""w-st-L'
l K MS KR V K K KT TLES. lOR-
(IE LA 1 K and Tin Lined, at 'i i2es anil nun
su'lrcbtap. for sal br txa.w ali. tv
urn
lri.A;ptiiri et.
nORUELMN-LINED t ALICE
X PAKB and Stow Kettlea. Forsa'ft''
ir29 1.J Onlai v '
TRON. 8TEKL NAILS GOAtb.
I ainii atrnrTthina vantMl bT huildoffl Tft tUf B&Tu'
Ware liQ. Che. ml OOLWKLLi M !.,
14S nti.ri t.
iRON
BUDBB
t,7and
BODSB. Has. SI, SS, fa, andS7 lUver street, .n
' ana m on toe aooe, uiereaaaa,
w. v. OAaav. awaaiAoif vornok.
' W. F. CARET & CO.,
WHOLtUALC 40ENCY TOB THR 8AX OF
unnxHRvnarRii
JUNIATA NAILS!
Common and Charcoai Bhft Iron,
rIN" PIi) AND P.LI8TBR BTBKUeTBBI.
fWjr- w taw. v&s liiu., (Bttuwa
V iSDOW GLASS. GSniD-
BABB'HOelebrated Fire Proof HAFZfa o., al man-
tatnrere' orn anal:KM
QPENED THIS DAY
A aloe aasortmeut of
Ladiis & Missis' Straw Bonnie,
BbAkar Hootla, Bibbone, Flowers. Konchea, Aow
a aVJ- tt KAttKd. .tt Snperior etTT
T;wtAaw VaHtttnO (lowiaBs
TVT ILLINERY GOODS ! NE W
All Arriral.
"TllBd. W. 8. POBTIB 94 gAneca street.
Is la receipt of a new and choice stock of
. Mllllllal 4JOODS.
- Oomprlslng
Bew Style Shirred Hats. Flowers, Ribbons, Moan
ing Goods, Collars, Tells Ac Also,
KIW OTXLC HATH FOB 4JSILDUEN,
Besides a great variety of seasonable and fttahlon
abls goods aot annmeratad. tavties ara respectfully
Inrit d to eall and examine. '
aw Oraaa making dona to order In the very be
manna. mam: ka
BOARDING HOUSE THE
HO la S, Ho. S4 Public Etauarn. and h. .K.
Stone tfhnrob, one of the pteasantest loeattona in
the city-has been thoronghfy rTet Md taow
Stone (Jhnrob, one of the
thrown rooms caa bp SrfWHiStoaated with , larii
and eonvental rooms and Ul-roomp; aj.d8to.1e
Bowdor, al w Boarders win a.d gou KooBuno
datlorj on reasonable torma. BeiertiooB iireTand
woior xtoeraera. rir m u , ...
ijoltRMl
f. W. BDttuITT.
UOARDINO. OOOD BOARI7&
Jri. I1" fi00 tr fcw i,.f gen.
tTJmetior (.ntleaien and their wlvi, at tio. 96 Sen
asr (treat, Hams' Blr,. 'sl!-tU
D
ENTALGOOD8.
Valoanhud Bobber,
woia aua ua r ati,
Ooid and Stiver Plata, "
Ivory Handle Pluggers,
a-bony Handles rtcalea,
Jroa Handle ecales and Plngasrai .
Plate anr Wheal Brushes, "
, Hand Lathe. '
. Forceps all pattern,
eoeh Suoia.awd
i0VJ POHCILAIH TESJTH,
Oa hand bp a. W. OLABK,
NO. 1 MACKrrHKLT'fcA
and all kind of salt Pith at '
-i Si uertor strati, Hoinnaa's ok.
JUMMEh ARRANGEMENT FOR
3 Closlnt I be M-vluj at the Cleveland Poet Offloe,
'c'Msmfis I In?1-
Time of
Closlnf
Rail.
Tinia of
Learlnf
Dapot.
Krif, BntTalo, New York, Bos-1
ton. svtia iLtviMrn way. othiir
7SWAV.
fJ6A,M.
Mf tor tfuatekft, Vurst
SJA.Bt
: A. M
ICrlet, Buflaiio, Albewr. fror
sand Boettm. dtiT
ttttw loriL, tsuatooftna rort
bui4 0onting wiUl ft. 1
A n Aunut. ttatllF
7:10 r. u.
P. M
moo p. M
feappleiueiaary Letiar PKetJ
suiAt lor nuncio, Af iuri
tijUia. itssilr.
;00 t. M.
Plttabaiifb A W. PkiUdAl
mnre. Akron, k aiiton. Ala-
iillofi. O. A P. U. A. A StenH
Knvllle, Wb.eUDg.Uidi. A
O. K. hi.. flBI
7:45 A. M
9: If A. M.
tsupplmenUrr Leittex Pack
age tor rttweurgn,
Fklla.
delphla.
wu&ituitoa and
lsaltunure. dailr
tsaltllnore. OA1!
8:14 A. M
I:U A. M
Toledo. OfaicAgo A Uetroit.d'ly
:!) A. at
orwalr. s'remont, Oherllnj
olodo, Detroit, iubuaQsi jd
Cblbaira- dm It
ana Aoieao, war.
7:09 A. M
ilS P. at.
SiMA, M.
Ma P.M.
aptevtu-atary Letter Fck
age fot lok4A( Detroit. Chi-1
ohku sin a niiwaaaee, emiy .
Kb rirv, ten dusk and Way
US P. M.
iMe m.
4-U P. M
t:tO P. at.
on nTi town, warren abd
"ITi UUI......n..,..-H. I
Oolkimiriu, d Ciiniitnati audi
le-ss P. m.
j:A. M.
10.00P. M.p"A.M
Columtru, Oiucilinsrtn'K'iwhH
Ttue, sVoaieTiue, w neeung.
new uneani. bi. Lsoan.
Chillfcotrae, CLrokflU Awi
Marietta, dallr ,
a P. K.
M P. V,
BupivlemeotAiT Letter Pack i
ud ror uoiomDoj an iju
clunati.
1:66 P. M.
s:uo A. at.;
: P. Mi
Mbd(Ban4 Way, dally...-.
Uonkport, Do Ter, flbemeld,
aorta juageTtu aua Am
TondAra and SataraytuJlldB A. 1L.
eVath, ttf-cttivuieauauopiey.
i t.Tw ATieauays uu Dtiur
7:00 A. M
mroa Oenu'c, Granger,
Urn. IsOaTut XueiuiaFe and
hiuckIrt ana nnrtn tut.i -
btaturoa0 ,,.,
Wsoiajvule, daliy.
7:00 A. M
10:10 A. M
IlttJS OF AE31VAL OF MAIL TUAIN8 AT
weh Etm , 4 1AA. M. 4: P.M.
boston and War from UutLilo P. M.
TbrouRh Phtlatlolphia and
WaUjLlDfU.lL. via i'tLUbnrali 7:16 F. A.
rurauursrii vutx way sfom
WollaTille ..
10: A. M.
10:30 A. M.
:iO P. M.
J,2S P. M.
, :36 P. M.
Miileraburefb. Akron and War
ThrooKb W eatent -. - ff:10 A. U.
Wy from Tuledo.a.. .
Tl.rcnb bonthni,.,HMMHHW 9:00 A. M.
Vt7 fro La ;jfj.-ir.rttf ,,,,.
WyfTira Stindaiitf .
Way from V u tings town.
S;Sa:S:
nlna and Wv
Eockport, IOTer and AmhYBt
War. ArriVTsi TutMtiaTa.
TharviATa aiul 8atnTfAV
n:00 A, H. .
Bai, BrtluWlie sand pl9y
vv ay. Arnveja J. inaay i auu
Friday ..
fcOO P. M.
8hron OtLntr, Qru:pr and
norm rsoaiion way. at
rlTt Afon-Larei and fridfiTa
fcOO F. M.
10:16 A. H.
wftrTrtDSTiue, uiiy..
'l inoot dlwiiibntion of mailti ready for delivery la
neuitvty ona binr later than tbe time of arrlYai ol
ttttiue. S. tUuWLJai P. M.
TIMOTHY SEED ANOTHER
prims lot of Timotbr eeed ja.t reoeired and
r sale at maik-t pn ea rtr
CLA a K, OARDNlta 0O.
SH .41, l .njtl, Hirer etrt.
JfE-a fOKK 1800 BARBita
II Mess Pork, (lb veir bast brand and Oltva-
LYON, 60 Mcrwtn st.
A MS AND SHOULDERS. S.
and Stiou'der.' tor sale by
Jt. T LYi N,
WKI-rwia.i
eugjij
PIMOTHY SKitD 50 Bushels
bL prime new Timotby 8eed In .tor. and tor sale
by
laogai a. l. tioa.
nilEESK- tjHOICE V ARIES
J y eek-rn Rfavarre Cnceae lor tale I T
Ug3l it. T. LiTUH.
S4 U ATV f i . , tv . . . . ww J. Ur- I
jhm' L"!! T- LTtM-
1 K1ED APl'LEe
-250 BcsHSLS
1 f-r-aleb .aiitS!T
B. T
MOTH Y -aED-A t-niMiLoi
M1 rat-Al i ea an ,1 Mia br
3. 41, 43 and 45 Klroi St.
WT A U ON. A
bt Grockrt
agon fjr sale tr W. MLH:NCU.
lUTTER 100 Firkins , Prim
t W. li. Butter lor sale cheap by
UUg W- B&blllR'JB.
i 'LOVER TIMOTHY tEKD.
J A fresb lot just received and iii sale br
augo w. at e, uni cult.
LINSEED OIL.
. hio Oil for salt, by
-A iSMALL t.OT
W. MKLHINOH.
LOURi FLOURU Fi.OUR'1! -
e hava on band and for aala. a .arm stock of
i-rrwh Groirnd Pnmilrand Buker'i f LOUli. couaUt-
ing in p-rt ,f tbe to (lowing well known and reliable
brande. wbich dlen
u nna n lor ntur lnberaa
co call and examine: -
FbcBiiiXa Akr.-n Mini.
City Mm., Mnncie, Ind.,
JWa, -
fendletona intiiana, :
Onr Mil Ut , '
Arcade -:
Back lreek. 44
ipocnet UroTe.
rUwba, Ohio.
May Fiower, Ohio.
Franklin Mill, oblo.
Qoahen, Ohio.
Kmotre. (Jbto. -
Ciry, bt. (JWJr Mill.
sUUtrUUlUAJ, I rUJUf
HaUUiltOD, UhsW,
Waraw, Ohio,
Ashland. Ohio,
(ataract. Ohio.
KutorBrise. Ohio. AJao.
m naii sill o ana DngnLon, wajbt dt.
CLA UK. iwAH.-NICH, A (JO..
3ai II. 4& and 46 Itiver at.
OEACH KS I PEACHES I !-W E
X arerooeiing daily, .
Fboh 40 to 50 Bushels
of 'be flneet PI ACHES in market, and can apply
jteelere or Uouiameri on the moat itoerai terma.
MOULD A HOGAb.
avtAA7:4-Ril Tor. sCnct'd at. and Pub Moare,
Oiii'ECTiONERY & FRUITS.
MOULD t NUMSBir,
185 - - - - Sttpisiob 8tm
OLXTLAi7, OHIO.
8tnce the destruction of onr Btantl, Jfn. 121 Supe
rior st root, we bare taaen tne targe ana Cvmmoaioas
a style superior anything la the city,
b"ildnir, no. ma superior street, auu ut.au uyu
I
O D B PAIliVll
For the serving c-i Cakes, Orearj s, Soda, Ac., an the
second floor, are large, airy and light, and nwatly
hmlihid. and wltb our mcilities we oaa assure our
customers that we can set-re ahem in much better
.uyle than formerly. '
ia oonnectaoa with the Waolessls apt lUtall
JTROIT AND OOSriOTIOSHal BOBlJiSSS.
w are preparea to supply
WEDDINGS and PARTIES
to the satire satisfaction ol Customers, with every
. i aA ns anrh ocoaaiona.
imr atock efSanoes. Pickles, Preserves, and Fresh
j r-n.it lbatAra. ftalmon. Ar. . la Terr large.
0 Villi be kept ia mutant supply, of thavery best
aualit) toni TOEHTAIH
y- l--aoraildTarUmadaoalt,
Hwausnppliau. aadwiu al
of rZrTfrtX;. at -"Y J5or:
IONtBi
ANIJK?
U.T?!"??r,.,,B""JWia2d POBIItJH
found.
W-cuoVrdscaa'ar.,
rs ba
irlStB:
""'H,? his new eoartere,
LTKAN'8 BrZ
tarp'ubaTlargr 01 h" aad
OTSTilRS AMD HOT fJOFFKK.
ZZ$i nJoxil0he-, - a ma.
SINRIB TR Hlntrwn narrw.
Or the nnrv-im...i. w. , . , . .
t tthe i tn uZ' - ua.iug fasmsas
fc arNhlsri ALB OB DBADOFIT.
FRENCH DYE HOUSE,
NO. 96 SlItlOA 8TKBKT.
(Next dour to Mr. Porter'. Mlliin'stor,,
By -FKKDIglCB. CIBIAI.
Dyeing and Cleaning m all lu braache Pi,
call and examine flaiahed goods ia tbe .tori.
eWferenies-Wersrs Bettoenr A H.n. r.
lor.
""'"old M 'lo.. and other MercbanuT Ml
aagT
Li
'JLiASPS' 8IIK ane
doors -,rth of St. Clair striT .
Bwiasnn eleane4 er dyed without being takar
tram a e'cloek a. L auf P. at
T-TOME AGAtSO. S."vv iluImT
A A Steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner, begs lea re
aonoancato hta frieada and the public, that n
bome again, and located at 10 St, Olair street, Clara
od, O., where he has Sited up a DY I HUliSs Witt
the beat machinery, regardlees of expense, and flat
ten himself aUat br atrict attaatioa to ttii.lin.a tbj
ha will be able so ragaJn that patronage and aupaeai
wbich fcr so many rar crowned am ititil
swum i
I
1
I
I
I
i
TTARNFSS AND
SADDLE
I I MAKERS WANTED.
Ooot wairaa anA rawnLr emalovwiani
TUKiikit a siiiWay,
septWwW m Itan-lolph street, rhlcato, Ills.
ARK SOW MANUFAC
led co'orof ALG'WOOL TtX;Zl tih V AB.M,whicL
bat b dsMirad trr Lsidsot of cUTejiMti.
narchhCTi tuppMeil at luw r llfTDrM tha can tm
bonsht ol tb hw York or Bui tun t ratio.
AH-tTocI BU lUaftoooto 90TTS.4.
L'tiaetlijg-V witio. Alii, 8oi4in Blanket on
fatnttl taawd aBaVM to ortjfr,
:.; CUCVJCLAMPWoiiriTKD 00,
Mp3 107 Bevuk streot.
TUBil iriTH.nb.t. t ..... tit.
QLA8SI0AL' SCHOOL,
.' V 186-5 r. '-y-i tMBTlCiai.L
Mr. fTK VIOSON'8 gohool for Bors wtll be re
op ned on next Mond.r momioir at b)i o'clock.
The School lor Yonoc Ladles will be ra-opeaMf oa
the exme morning- at AH o'clock.
' etarror Prospeotuiea at pi; at US Prospect st.
'' aoail it... . ,
t A CHEAP MICEOSCOPE 1
A JiW OPTIUAL WOK Dial
H. 05AI0, of tkis eltf, has In
ventrd a cb-ap MICK'80' P of
wonderful power. It vasjilf.M ire
eianetere, ar Si,0o so per noes. It
. Is osfal, instmctire and amoeicg.
By It yon readily deleft tbesdolie
ratlou In fjod mrnads of IIiidi
animals In tbe smallest particle of
water, ko
Toe mOBOB'JOPC, with, Tab
and Kf-flector. conts S2 00.
. TbePOOKKr MlCtt'iBOPB tL
iKUlSlir M
omcep-itblc'Collega,
augM.-tw-
LAGS.
We are s--
Dared" to farniab
MLR s-LAttA Um
si ComsMiilea, made
I accordios; to Arm,
f ft renlatlona,atverT
J low ratea. Also
Bunting and all
I other aloe, of flans
1 1 made to order on
stiort notice .
1 Booms -Do. 911
op stain. Marble
" Blork, fapertorsW,
Clevaland, U. -.
it. W. UBttWILli
)yio:aae
W
DIJCaTIONaL. Clivbland
FCafAXB 8KMIN4KT Wilt b -aTiD ftr OeXt TfJITD OfJ
its. AY. -the 6th fiavrof 8eDtstnb3r- Tb luiti-
taUon wm aer-r boforA in so riporoui a coadition
m at preant, baTiug jiut cloittd tbe most iucc aifal
year of tt hiitorr. - -
Witb inoraaMd aocoinmodatlOBi, vitb a corpa ol
Teacbori niar passed fa their reapecttro dprt
mntt. a location ot aariTalled baaaty and beaUth
toliieiM, aod reorota froam Utesooea and excite rn en t
iaoideTit io pLaoe on or near tbe iord r, fa timea ol
wv, tne iDiin.aLii ouir very auBiuu tea ruuM.
j uc partaouiar. aaarew
d. S. tUnrOBD, Principal.
Olewh&d. O i Ang 16. 1861:SA2
rpB Y ITi TRY IT!!
HeaU Foot OH . JTolUhing Compound, for
BOOT AND SHOES,
GiTM a mora Brilliant and Blaokar Foliak than
any other Blacking.
itoontam uomiLginai iDjTrrtotiTofn iethor.
lttoontaina more tAl than or otbor BlackinsT.
and ibat bainsj heau Foot Oil, it
PRCERVR-i THE 1IATHIH
and keeps It soft and plietble,
It vtll not aril tba flneat Lfnn.
It Doliabea with ieaa rabbusi than r othet
Blocking.
It baa taltn more Premiama than anr other
Blacking.
It doea not become hard and dry, aa other Black
ing. It U tbe only article of Biackinff naed bj people)
who onca try it. Al anulactnred br
lUUmtAH LA "1 Kit,
102 Superior St., 4L,levelardt O.
Hold TTrrbrire aog ft
ERRlCK & KING,
Sail, Tint and Flao Maexrs,
no. 203 River atreet.
very style and dap -rip i-n of Tebts or Flags,
ma-nf-urtiu-Hl to orritr, ol tbe boat material, on fa
vorable tnns.
M a a. are botb practical workmen in tbeir line.
IS
AILS I TENTS 1 fc'LAUS 1 2u3
KiTer atr-rt. Tbe uaik-reicuvd are prepnred to
muitifrvctnr evtirr rV-tcrit-iion of SAILn, TCNiS,
rLAt8. AWMMU8. c .at ehort notiosa, and on
tbe mont taT.rable teriua. '1 b.-y aie ent .'d to re
fer to nnm-rnn pvtK in reiattow t weir won
manihio, andaoticutatrialof tbeswrie,
s
ENT BY- EXPRESS EVER I -
WuKBS. ,
3afiffittTr filin
I ma sslB-.vWs,
L: 'k affarg-la'W?-aii k-i.
STDtrectlons tor Self-Meunrrment Bent Free
Irerywhara. TAUB A.,
jolyl 141 Bnperlor st Clerelapd. O.
a(oLi
AIR DRESSING AND SHAV-
INO INBTITUTIUJ.-wn. a. ABLon,
-nmna. nn.Ur K. American, ia areaared to ac-
oonlmodateallcustomerBWith promptattentlon froflB
able workmen. A separata room for lariina. rn.
R NICE PAINTING, GO To
TASOOTT8
VMtk wiirral CTNO baa eOBM. Jnat the
right thing for Falntw and UiaUa work ol ererr
dweriptivn.
Vo. IM HOrraTA 9 SLOOB..
TTANNA, GARRFTSON k CO.
1 1 WHOLES A LI OBOUKltH,
COMMISSIOH ME&CKAXTB,
miv a unm am
And Dealers io Pig Iron, Ingot (Jopper, Bait, Pish,
ISO,
Plastar. Ac.Ao., Harver's Block, Merwln street.aM
ruaur.sc-.ao-tuw,., i
Blr. OleTelana. Ohio.
ir.ar-(tr
a-aouu, a, w. eaasaaa.
j. o. BAauipaaaiaan
1861
1861.
AKK. GABDBIB OO
PROD UCS J- CO MM ISSN MER CIT TU
And Dealers in
eBAIFjrLOUB, FISH, PuBK, STDS LABJ
Also WATft HMK AND LAND PLaSTIB,
fios. 33, 41, A3 43 Kiver weet,
ABO OS TUB DCK-X.
0 LI T L A D, O.
I iniBiiili laealred by the different Railroads
Canal, for Sale or shipment, w ill gie personal at
tantioa to the Sale and Purchase of Produce and
Mercaandlae ana uonsigouien. auwtuai waa au
vances made on Consignments.
star Beier to Banks, Bankers ami Businaas Mai
SMrallr w"
a Biurtu. e. atsTsioaa
C. A LD WELL & SIMMON 3.
PiODves commission MtBcnAiria,
au A pwrna bsh WW aTF.MTTT AT". n
'""""AR ATTENTION
. . Srain, Pork, ButMs
n A -D-n.. " - arttela
JL gl'en to the sale of -
Beads, c., and to Ailing orders su.
oan be procured In oar market.
auTanosa mads on (onsignmanta to thu ..h
'' r.KiniWaJ Wlflrm
en . . -
. President, Olerelaarf-
aatl; St. K. Lyman A Co., New
Co.. New fork:
: v. a j. w n.-.,; k- -
JOHN CARLISLE,
OOMatiafllOHMBBoaAHT AMD POBWARD1B.
Ho. 40 ui 43 Baioa WAaaoeta,
Blrec 8U
Clare land, O.
k iK ... n. T u . .. wmnt w mw mmim fw all
ina of Produce, or to th purchae and ailing ol
AXI, 0BDIK3 XNTBUBTBD TO HIS OABB,
apriititu
18til.
1861.
"R T. LYON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
M Merwla traet ILIVBLAHD O
IBstabllabed In 1A4L
AC 1ST for th sale ol New ork Slat Fine. Coar
erouna, Boaa and Dairy BaltT
Utwago and Bolo Cement, or Water I4a
Oraio, Floar, Provlgions, fiigtwlnes. Hone.
. l. fit. ... . 1
""i ", v.uocatjj mix
amrTartlculr attention grtra to tan i
Prodnrw and Merchandise on order.
ar-aWtan to aB b naoa-loTiag Oitisma.-aei
0OLTSajh OTHER REVOLV
Iliu) Pistols, double aad single Fowling piesaa,
aisee. Ammunition aod Saortin a -,-.,!,.!
Variety, eaeaa. Aim Oouray'e Fl-hln Tackla.
inch as Bode, Baals, Unea, Uook. FlM.
. lia Fata Pole fn any guaotttr, at
HA rTai.lt t'a Ood Store, '
ua Bupanor tt- Csavatd. a
m
1J
or
a
ATE S COOLERS;
iite'
ICE 1 PITCHERS. '
i ft
TlV AND; ZINQ, TOILET SETS.
... ;.'-..'!: '; ir-il J.i .-'i .;: .--i-.,.
HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS OP EY-
ERT DESCRIPTION. ; '
- ' . fl Oil'l .n:.:!a j - i. )
i COAL OIL LAMP8, .
' , 0 H A N D E L, I E R S :. 7
COAL OIL.;
SILVER-.. PLATED '.. WASE,'
KNIVES.
AND
F0RK3,,
QIAS9W ARE.
RICE k BURNETT,
103 -
'r 8irpiiiioa St.
WATER COOLERS l0 . ,
WATER COOLERS !
All tnterastefl, ar berebv Informed that HOT
WKATHElt is now on ns, and now la tbe time to
proride ronreelree with WATKE OUOLKUa tsoe4
and partly your water.
We keep a large varlatp ef tka beat atiola, whioh
we will sell oU at
. . Wit PB10III
Also, a superior artiole ol aa "
"ICS PIT CH E B
whiah will Cao be sola B at WAS PUCBS.
BICE k BURNETT. -.
. . . .' '. 8rjriaioa St.
103
CROCKERY AT WAR-PRICES J
' Owing to the extreme hardness of the timet.
broBgai on br the acu el :::.' :
THE BOCTHKBS TBAITOBS, : '
we have put the prtaes of oar OBOCiaBI Aowa to
WASPBitnar
We wonld inrite all Hoosekeepcrs to call and ex
amine prices and clity. and thus improve tbe
proaent opportnnity to -
BUT flBllCKIKV jnxavaJ. . -
than was ever sold bofora is this dtp. ' ' ' -
JbICE & BURNETT. - " o "
103 - - - - - SupiRioa St.
. '. janalS
c
H I N A, ,
EARTHENWARE, &o.
WM. PrFOGG. j
-.?: ' -.:.
Corner of Snperiar and fieoeea Streets.
CHINA AND-EARTHENWARE,
' x- 9a' i -
" ' GLASS WARE, A AS FlITUEM, i
LAMP?, ODTLXBT, LOOKIN3 8 LAS SIS,
TRAYS. PLATXD AND BB1TASIA WAita.
aa a great varletr of
Hosx-FtraNisrnifa 'Abticlm,
Oornar of Sojdtlox and Ssneo st.
FRUIT JARS FRUIT JARS.
Th. nrt ariBroTPrd kioda. no Cement or Wax ra-
quirad aoaairt uuutuj au w.-i- """-tw.
GOLD BAND CHINA, , j
T. Vtsat tr. worth f5 TM t H
-aorth-aW Iiaortad 4irwt oi raaca.
KEDZIE'3 WATER FILTERS.
AH sisas s MaauSaeturerB' prloas. '
r ffw"-
JELLY CANS-JELLY CANS.
Ot Whit tartbeaware, In naeta of litre for on
thiUlnc 7hlc.trticlTereeuiput,p Jt-
ly la. Imported axpwity r in rtp, yQQQ
OAS. FIXTUSESJ
--4nnt of ew pattern tor Ihi retail
A large aeeo, . .
raj a, now oplng a
-"W3.
GAS FITTING RxDTTciD pBai..
Houses Sited up with Oa Pipe at ta lowii iwte.
My Workmen hare S cud np the Asylum at k i.'
burgh, tbe Caitad Hta tea Powt fSo BuiidisgT the
new Court House, and many of th bast -- 7
the city. AUjObdointhbelmaonefaudwar
rl. - W. P. F04HJ.
COAL OIL CHANDELIERS.
Tw. Thraaand Won. T l.l.t. i..v ' '- tl
. WHITE FRENCH CHINA. !
lAZXZSJg tha. form.,
8ILVER.PALTED WARE, j
A awlftijrjlrl aaaortaiant of the beat maratT.
eoaBpnaiaa rorka Baoona. Oak Bamkoia, Uwto-,
"t"i wiwsj t I ues xUl(49r iMerW MIUK9- fXm
owbub, oyrap riico era, oapam ttuifa, aaa
IOB PITOHBMS.
1 of ta bast ull tyf eoaM plsfs-nd for sale
At Wab;. PbicmI )
Bp ' W. t. F0C4J.
ZINC TOILET WARE.
Ploa Pail. Fool Bath. Water Carrier.. An . a
a great varaatp at i
BOUSM FURNISHING . ARTICLES,
- ' .W. P. FOGG,
Ira
Utr tf gupawior
m ,iu m us a
' i ( If! I iD ! IK1 ' ul
: f 09 if If I
I
B R
ttaU .J t'R3lJaa.ARaauuBSa.
uaaaeaftsr Monday. Acrat 19. imi T .
dally tfiuailays eKoapSHtl ae wUewa
a..4JktoaolxpT'nos--Btopplugt lerea, erraa.
on.Oberlin. Vt akeaian. Norwr i uonr-je
- elHe, UtltmntK lyi, FmncBt. -
, . , aiid arr.ree at Toledo at .. A. )L
, '' '- P. M.. Detmti strlfv
MO M. Tkroajih aUll-owu. a.-..o.
on INortbern DiTiBion-and arrl.et at i
wialtoo.UMrim.WairixTJ:
- OOBSecTTOSa
OoaaectfoinT are made at ainnruerttlawnn rfii 9an
ineay, Haunoai and Newark BL t"aClrS. iti
montwilb iS-omoM Jodaaoa a. .f.ad2 oLm!
nd loirdoiMdab.Q JUiiroads ltr (.Mr,,
Trams amsa la carratna Worn TcaUe US the
Weil, at V 1U A. H . X-J&m m .U.. . .
awk. ... . J T- - ,
QLEVELANl). k PITTSBUEGIX
.' i- ituittv, ,1
f '- .-,, - acaiMxa Siissmnwaira, -.,: ,
lAa. su-l-Anlw. at Haw fork area a .15?
t- a -. Pt"sonra tfcja
a. nr. i uu r.
'"' y "wuit at Umtcn fcr Aiji in.
Mil!
Oa run .uroab from ftustmrta- ta- Haw b
ruAN.niovsnJ witboot cnange - ' m9m
'w.VHrwaeluWBSbvaayotlierllnw. -i
aa-'J arju:k Xlokaas can aa mMMliia.iw ,
or at toe Kuoixl btrtet Btatl ,n.
Lit gt!t.lTrA.-uat. jom .
CLEVELAND, COLU3IBU3 'i
- ;-..; .J
UiaBjjiSATl RAiLiOAC- 7
lSI. St-WMSW AMaauaw.ai 101
On and artor ilonuay, Jane loth, WSl, Passeu
Traias will leare Otewbwid as bJowm
1S A. M. ji. IT. a Ctnclnoati kxpryai .seo-nir a
u :i. Berea, Oratton, WUh,g,ewAXira;
Balem, soetby, CreeUiar, CUuoa, t,ul
'' OardlDgtoaj, Aauiey, lVlaware, L.,,
r. 'i t.utre, Kortiitugtvn, rttcauig Ct-.a-b
j at totsn a. a., (,lD,-innatt a: s si r, u
auA Cbicaoo rta twiiu t-an m. m . i
1:411 fv a. AcoomniodaUon etop4,mg at ausu.,
"-iu, vvjuiuua (;o rt pi aa 1
(.tooinnatl as trtxi a at.. o . -. .
r.a:l5bt AUprees 6toppii at ail Bttirji
aur-.ii m o-renitne, ana vt '-tltort,''aji!iT 7
ton. OaBWsraandMotars(axlc4aa, to
loae paaseDgers oou, arrir.iui at l
turotmr at 1 1:16 r t. , ai lnetni:3t!a6-'.rt
a at- tAieago via iVrastipso.at ,;iav A-a-
COS S riTvi ( :3..r:tl
'-; O 0
obelby , pastdrkr, Hiniiild i s, rut Balhreasl, to
c artdt,tiu, bis. y or02, AbWUTk, aOeSTlJa
.. Ac. ... .
Oreatllnr, rttttburrt, Fort Wayne Chicago Kal:.
rtd, lor ksrea, Opper eHudueky. Deipnua,
-rj. iWaia, Jttt ani, tapxrtecuieago, c
WuU, and Seat lor ilanaueal. Woo. tor, Maa
. siiion.Ac.- - , -.. , ;
SaUoa an 1 rfli-i,auine U!lrosd Ltoe, fcr Marion
. , -. fcota-tomajji, bJuner, tiiiou, Aioooa, to.
, d.iii-.polw, T-rro iiAuto, Vitcei-Lea, kau.
nil., Loulavtlle, Calm, Be. Louja, io. -Deiaware,
with sprtntiti-'d, &.t. Ven:ct ami Pttta.
oorgn haiiroad lor bpriagnet. . .
Columbus, L:ttle Miul A Colsatons, and Xaa'
BAflroad, tor. Aeoia, Dayton, lndiaaaaeais
lorre it auto, e iUi, Morrow, lioemana
- and Cincronati, and w-ith tneuhloA Alts
stbeippt Batiroadat Ciu:iILuati log Loc a.
tIUb, Kraii.Tllle, Cairo, : :ni. and all
foinhi oa ii tiuio nTr.vV
Colombo., u-otrai Cltio &&iirod lor Kvwarlc, Zaaa
!.,, Tllie, WhAling, 4tc., CUuatbua, Pwaaaai
Indittna lijw.rul i-r Pt-iua, L'riui, ac
BSF For Ttokete to all poiataand Inmrmaiaoaa
ply at to PaantiigtT Suu:. d.
rn' ',' V ' -Jf"l'aJriteaesa.
CleveiftcU June Imfc. li. .
CLEVELAND AiUiuii. IL
1L. ' BL'MMBB ABBAHGTMsTyT. HSL
On aDd arter kjodar. at a. tA. irtt puAr,.
Traia will ran a Allows:
UA.AVB CL1TVKLASD.
-. A. KXPBdB MAIL TIiAlN-wn;i at
. all station except aauiid, W irftjijo, Mon-
, ' tt,r. Perry, Unionrlile, c'-vybrooi, Jaimew
aiid oraan-riite; and arrirpr at Xri. at U:et
r. ., Dunkirk 3:, r. e., Bt'fttio 4: T. m.
tMr.m.ClUCUiiiAll BXPBji8TBAl-dtop-.
pi jg at Pin?rlile, AALtaeuia anAOIraid
- cjty, and arrive ar Erie 7ni6 r. h ; Dun
kirk At ?:.Ttl r. St., li-Ll Jo AT UhJ6 F, Mi
-.r. n. IKiNNIkACT At-OaitOUAHaa-lo-Piug
at ail btAtK..- .. ... .
tttsr.a. MOST BXPBI..-"ntAI-6topt,!ng at
f.tiu-tTllle, Ashtabula and- wtAJdM.y,aiiJ
atTtve at Irhi at 11': 10 a. n., fimtal;, at
' .; ... .B,.BaiiaoaaA.a,-i, t. !,.
v ' 1BAVS KBH. ' -- .. -A--.
1:14 A. a. MOHT giPBK: TAIS StoppiDg at
. , ., irard, Atihtjbalaaod Paitsvllj;aid
arnva at t.iev.iand at 4:j, .
I0.U0A. M. siAlB TKAIa Stopping at all Star! out
&.roro,.A, Uniooitlla, Perry.Alen
sor and WickilOs, ana ame at riir-tisn i
at IM r.
tttsor.a, tA K.PBK38TBAI-etorymratOi-
- rard, cnoeaat, Asttatii and Pair.oe.ill.
nty, and arnvre t Cierfbuid at 4- r. m.
A OtXJMm.il A UC'! TliAl.H wiU teare Comaaact
at:0u A.si.,BUrfasallirfhTi nr '
Aii toe Liaans ffotuvweewarttOBr.ot atClovslaaa
wild trajiii for Toledo, l.n i-ato, ljlnrtibua, Cindc
, uati, bt. Luokt, .: and a-1 tli't trains gtnag saatwar J
Co:in:t a: Dunkirk with trit.B tbe i. . A i.
Iiailroad. and at Bnilaio wills thoe of tbe New York
Cealraland Bcfialo A Kfw York City Ratlroa-ia.
h. aurTiauiAAi,aart.
tlergianu, M.ayt, ISM.
CLEVELAND ahb MAfiUNIN'J
J 11USU A .
Tiw Taki-V Not la To tak Seof ett antl afut
Ihuwlay, iBaii:h Hat, Ur.1. , . ,
Oveland so Touugrtown.
Train mav
aala. . axrasaw.
S.K1 A. H. 4:U) r.
rji " fcis
7:40 " 4:34 ".
.-; " 4:J
I'tarueuo..
' Bew burgh.
. P,ark
:&olOU..
imaU Toaotrauywu 12-'a
7 )
Xounwn to t ie tana.
1 mlns lenr
Xiaa. agu.
I bODTH,
S:iilA.lt. 1 0 f.U
ttnet Uiil
Arrlre atoieveiandi , Ir-iM " 7:-it M
OILAfl. L. BHODgjJ.
Clerwlaud. March an, 'II. acptnaK -ct.
G
REAT NATIONAL EODTEt
BALT1MOBB OHIO tiAlXftOAJ?.
Br rto.. maortant dnmaxmC
to maVia i atwui taciliutiai .vr ' '
.- it4jeu3 ImoviMs
to ii-avik uniwu-i ta.ll usi ff t f tiw mnoicaaioo
aUkflt, bagaWan. went. rcDWn.v.o4 titawfttt.
rri I. ia;NN(,Tlolv;v will- - t throuh traias
tm Fb-B-tWMaid Sw kork, ir faaKaa arith it-s
rjootb, Ly it w twiiinifton iirit- -i by jir
IttaC and PittstbVAhp 4srml Ohio aivtl Maheit'.a aoJ
CtnrintiAJi tiaiiu, with u orttiwt?at- w au.;
feOoehVaM.
I for K or oMtoi r th irivilttf of W ir orer ac
ibrouKO ncKBU to ijautmorpt. jraiiaauipaia, nw
ny ol tha ibWrrtMli-l6 cUpk. Two lv ;"- aui-
en rout. - . - .
Ihia liieUAL.1 root mat caa raraun TDroafi4.
lit Rot or EajnrBure (Jhocki to y ri!iiitn
rrare m Low aa bp
3F ocaar iioiiU,
aWTJl.p!rBj Cin on alt
Uk tor tiokata bf aBaitiata.ra aa. ' Rxilroad.
DiP4t t:an on ait xixrit itjds.
i. a. pl l li Ar
Garai W-atei- Acat.
W. f. bMlTH, JU tt. OOL,
tor oi Tnnwir. f Qoerl TtckM A?nt.
J -11119
D
E 0 K B ' 8
CLEVELAND FINE
o
ART HALL
fliOTOQiATEH,
AMBS 0 TTPES,
ABU BV.KT BTTLBOPBCB F1CTC&JE
No. 203 . . . . Ptjpirjob St.
' UCTILAJID. OBn - t
St. I'taiH. Agwnt.
8. MALTBY'S OYSTFT tt.
. POT (ialHolt A Maith.'.i rrtrua .n
oTbtiKB . . : , ' -r-'--"
WILL BM MKdirtO DAILT -
STUBS art eatabliihmAnt la Baltimore a-u w. .
aua aad wamnid freak and goad or Bosnia.
aico hermeticaily gealed uyatrn, Lotra.4,lama
Spiaa tip!., aad SanHnis kpt cocit;ii ,'
Bd. - . .
BalttTTKir, New Tork and Prtaeaa Bag ta-tl O .
b-w1lr h, recelred dally by KxprTT .
SJSP" Oaaoaaat for by th barrel,
m. M p1J'.t''""?.'Wi. '
CLEVELAND TOLEDO R
Mart'T-i i f - " 1 6:il
lifc-.tnu.. 5 . V, i-.M
Windham . ..Wr,3 . -g:0j
Bri-rtlK.. W:37 " s:17
L.nttnrgli .M
f -i-r-n ii, 11 ' ,
Hiloa Il:f IM
Glrard-.ii. , 12:'IT Pt BV lot
Rryvr Hul " 7
Qtrard., .,, . ,. : "
btio -7: " .r-a
Warren. i 7:JS "
La.utaburga.. 7:22 " 1 4
Braueville. 7:11 " I: .3
Wluoltam..- n 7:M HI
Carn-ttsville . 8: " S-W
M an I aa. " 4 X4
aurora. 8:411 " 6-11
Bolon . i i 1 1 Ml WS
Plank Boad I7 " :14
- " , v
X I f MIj4