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eciu -roTicEs.;
xrntors or iuksoulakitics avoidbd.
Too mush Hu and drinking, m keblat n4
ote ttlt oftea arodass b-regnlarlttet
BoweJt ul neoal health af the STatea. But Braa-
Asthl fill anil toon nn, tba atoauea will regal
rat atteatgta m4 a healthy Mttoa at tassjams will
be iwttnii S Medicinal art equal Ib nfn'Mw
to tk ..
fUXDUTH S PILLS,
BAAsTDBBTbVB UNIVERSAL BALVB AXD
AALeotaVB POHULB PL&STK&S.
very BU ol tat lire touni had a box of Bran.
ratk't PiUt, a bor ot Ciinrnl eaire, end m All-
oak"! Parent Flatter, pat la Ihelr knapsack ftaeot
aigenj a. Aad lata it fcce mar baattrl bate tbeeb-
of any of this Beelment turn lha h capital.
vary soldi- r taoald ban a bus ol Ur.adratk's
Kit, a ana of Satva, end a piece at Poroaa Pkater.
Thar are sr to bt caaTul. ottaa Uhv-aat lot.
9ott ar a. ardaer, x bopartof mat. Ohm
SBa. OMo, and by aU rwpecteble dealer! la mtdi-
XT Tamper not with Nature and the lain
BaUatcal aad mere! that getde bar operettooe. Hi?
BITei war made to OS tod not ABUbK. The dire-
fal reweltt artalng from tha lattar ara "tatioai"
BVOBteettledaabiteof tbebeaer aart may I
eeava bv a carata! pa-oatl of tha work "HUMAN
FAAX..TY, Pbyitalocoal Beataroaet." It will
lead the dabaaad and degraded vlexim. that bow
o tat brink ot d Isolation, to tha paths of naaal-
aaai aad virtue. Bead and ba oonvlooed, tha trnlh
Mtkara, .
AcU by DB. BAEBUJV, in BUaakar atraat, law
Bar, mat A Mb, Beat rrasoveTrwhere.
BaH atao br 8, vf. Cork, Drnggltta, Oleveiaad,
DEATH MAY ENSUE,
Bar a dletlnruUbtd Badlcal vritar,
FBO.I IBB CUB OF
MINERAL HAIR DYES.
To avoid rack a contingency,
CSA OBLT
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
Proved by tha analytlt of
"' DR. CBILTQN
a ba tha boat Batr Dye U exlotetoe, aad
YTeolly Fan Frok Poison!
EaAn&ctarad by J. Qrtaadoro, Ho. Attor Hooae,
aw lark. aidtTarfwhara, aad applied by all Raar
TO HORil 0WBBB3.
Dr. Bwaafa lafalltbie LiataieBt tor Horn It '
stnded br anr. aad In all oava of LamanMa, aritlna
a-OBt bpraina, Braiaat or Wrenching, It aflbt Is
isaaieal and oartala. Harntta or Baddit Oallt and
JUagbcaa mar ba aatifr sreTented and cured in their
aotatast siagas, bat oonllrstad oaaet ara berond tba
sjoaatbllHr of a radical ear. No eaaa of tha kind,
fcowvrer, la so detaerate or hopalata bat It aaar be
Unlatad br thla LlntDMOt, and itt kUthful aaall
amtloa will alwars mnora tha lanvneaa. and anaba
to traral with eomaaraUTt aaaa.
Bvetr ten) tww aaoaM bara thia madr at
aad, tor Its Umalj oas at tha llrtt apaaaranoaol
will aSaetnallr araTeat three fonaidabla
nawUoa, So Thick all horaat are liable.
andwoMi reeaartoinanrotbeririaaTalaablthcran
arlr wortfaia . btraug A Artiatrotif , A nr, ut for
Xs BsascaiBisg Hava Jcsr Eut dp a
tholr ltiUiiarl ktiU.wbjrb it In connection with
ii's&r vii uDiB w aciorr ana m mi uoma ft orkl, on
tbaaanalUMaaa-rantario atrwt, a baw Hilltor
4ruxun Cora acd Cob Steal, in the aea of which
no tuaa twaacr-T ear oant. ia saved la feea-
tna. aitbwr to nore. aonaa or oattia. Oorn in
aai wuuaw aw uh ia exenange lor meat.
ywee.aad, Jan. , wn. jantEa?
'M.Diiax AJvlilUlAJLiHJiL.P
L. E. BOUTMOKSOK,
frucUtai mi Bsimtift CHttieiaev
Baaaa the larfeat aaxtrtiBent of tba moat fasarond
I'aoa ol H iv iiOLts, AU hU ewaaea, whether
near er tar atbtd, are ground nn6ar bitowa
aaecuon. br Btauimerf ot a new aonatroctloc. wits
tup r- .-t care, ao aa toinit Lbeerat la aU oatee,
ar-.i V ineat, L'tivneaa or lLfitmiaawlon of tLt
, an tmaartutg auaarth tor long raaaUag or
&z tf-wtrff.
Alt. eoDiaoBtna won Id hrrelnkiratbvcMletbM
Bteo'Tereabaiortanronetn theaalt ot bit Lenaea,
" a lo. a BlenoidaaeartniectctfiFXjLAnoA,
" A t i XTiUlAIi Ali-jla-i vtsaaatfatn,
WV - ' M ce..irai.
Cu r.c-ft, us Ccatrior street, ander Amaneaa
LZCX.S ft? u"STflTiQritRY-
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above Iralm or Boats. :il h tmittA far hv tha
OoaOhaa Of Mtivna lln.iK.. I.,., fcw
their addreaa at the Omnlbui OfEoe, ill Saperioi
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iww vw uie n eaaeu uouae.
Ton - can jot cranberriea, hickory
Buta, and dried apple by (he barrel, carbon
and lubrioatinr eila in aoantitiea, and at
prioa to iuit ooatomara, at 6o.Spragne'a,
Oriatt'i Exchanff. lw
The ariceof the Uoinn Liadu to newi
aenu it One Dollar and Fifty Cent prr hun
dred, and n) derlation tinder any elronnutanoei.
The pottage oa the LaADia, to Newt Dealen,
I 0 it fourth of a oent per copy.
We would prefer that persona remltlng pojt-
lg eUmpa thonld lend aa one and three cent In-
atead oi larger denominatlona. .
TRAVELER'S REGISTER. THE CITY.
THE NEWS IN CLEVELAND!
REJOICING AT EVERY CORNER!
Flags, Bonfire, Music, &c., &c.
Cleveland waa thoroughly awake yeiter-
day. Nothing can be written that will do
justice to tha spirit of enthnaiaim and de
light which welcomed the great new of the
victory of the Federal arma at Fort Donel-
aon and the surrender of Bavannsh to Com
modore Dapont. From (he earliest hour in
the morning ibat ii waa supposed intelli
gence from Fort Donelson could be received
crowds began to collect about the Moaxias
Xaasaa effloe, and aa rapidly a extra.
could be got off they were aeised by the
eager newa-seekara and (heir contents de
voured. There waa but one topic of disc na
tion, and the arguments used were summed
up in a very few words great, grand.
glorious, good, splendid, magnificent,
and Stripe were thrown to (he breeze from
(he city pole, and under ft displayed (he
stars and bars, ia a reversed position ; and
from cumber leae house-tops and windows
the old Sag flattered in the wind. ' At noon
the little four-pound gun "Young America"
Was brought out, and a procession formed at
Goer's stable and marched to the Square,
where a salute was fired, each peal awaken
ing a fresh emotion of enthusiasm, even so
iu remote a Independence aad Brecksville.
At a later hour it waa again brought into i
eervioe to give expression to the irrepressible
joy of the people. Crowds were collected at
every corner indulging in congratulations,
surmises and eredietiona. and wa beliere
tblone a-
mMiutu waa uiltt uaja. .Luriag uae) aiter-
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noon avast number of barrels, dry goods
boxes, and ether combustible substances
were collected at the intersection of Bank and
S (.Clair ttreettnd in the evening these were
aet on fire, the flames from them riding up
on the winds and ascending high into the
air, while a btnd on the portico of the An-
gier, wtucn tne patriotism of Hr. Taylor ,
provided, discoursed national' and patriotic
airs amid the shout of the immense con
course of people here colIected,many of whom
indulged in a sham battle with snow-balls,
creating altogether a scene of hilarity not
common to our usually sober city. Between ;
bine and (en o'clock, P. H. "Young Amer-
lea" once more belched forth words of joy,
and noi until after midnight did the streets
again assume their wonted quiet.
Taken all in all, it was a day of jubilee in I
Cleveland equivalent in rejoicing, aa near
ly a we can demonstrate it with the short
time we have rot for figuring, to three
Fourths of July rolled into one. And it
was deservedly o,for it honored the greatest
event of th war, and the breaking of at
least a rib of th rebellion.
AbBXST or CkTTTSKDSH H ABD PBILLIP
Serosa tbb Potto CocRi. The Police kept
up diligent search for Crittenden during
Sunday night in th city, and th Mar
shal and Deputy Marshal, in buggy, drov
to various point in th country in search of
him. Yesterday morning, at an early hour,
it wa ascertained that he was in a private
house on Cedar street, and the Marshal, his
Deputy and officer Van Husen went there.
OSeer Tan Hates was stationed at the back
dear, nd the Marshal and his assistant en
tered th house and made th arrest, Crit
tenden showirg no disposition to give trou
ble." He was conveyed to the Station by
way of back streets. At the time of the ss
embling of Court, large crowd had col
lected about th Station, filling th Court
room densely, and packing; full the stair
way, hall and pavement immediately in
front of the building. The accused were
brought in shortly after . the opening, and
the City Attorney asked a stay of proceed
ings until Wednesday morning, which was
granted. Each was placed under $1,000
Bonds to appear and answer at that time.
OriMeatden procured bail and wa released j
Phalli ps, in default of his bail, wo remand
ed to jail.
OB.TrtJi.iv. It i with the deepest feelings
son-ow and regret that we hav this day
anno ace th death of our much esteem
eitiavWt Dsvid Morris, of the firm of
Crawford, Mom, k Price. Mr. Morris waa
attacked v vitk typhoid lever more than three
months ago). sad had so far recovered as to be
able to visit .his lather four weeks stnoe,
when a relaps e of the?ver took place, from
which time he gnduiNly sank till Saturday
afternoon, when he expi7d. '
Mr. Morri was man of plain, unassum
ing bearing, but of extensive' business at
tainment, combined', with an amiable dis
position, and belovedt by all who kw him.
His death i a great lots to our business
community, and ha east a deep gloom over
wide circle of friend and acquaintance.
; Tbstbrdat wa p Juliir day, and bet for
th Il-ngroasing nev rs, would hav been
regarded at dlsagreeab 1. Light rain fell
at interval,' freeiing. fst a it touched
the ground, rendering walking very is
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AaotaiaoF Pm Fbilun' TaAmiOTioiai
Uappeart from rideno Ibat wa
obtained, (hat Pat Phillip, tha brut
oommtttad tha fiandiah outrije on Aiiai
Bailef, undertook to rlolata tha paraon of
lad who had an-irad In thia city aoma four
waeka ago on her way toBraceville, Portage
Co., and being obliged to remain over night,
employed Phillips, who, it appears, was then
driving an omnibus, to take her to the City
Hotel. Instead of doing so, he drove to an
out-of-the-way-plae under the hill, and
undertook to accomplish his helliah pur
pose, but owing to her strenuous resi-tance,
ha failed. He then drove back to Vineyard
street, and left her alone to find her way to
the hotel. She went to the American weep
ing, where she was kindly cared for. She
told her story to Mr. Ensign the next morn
ing, but being obliged to leave the city im
mediately, she did not enter a complaint,
and the scoundrel escaped jus' ice. Phillip
boasted of this attempt to violate this lady
to a private watchman ia the C. k P. R. E.
depot.
In connection with this we might mention
theosse of Pj trick Dinar, alto an omnibut
driver, who attempted a rape upon the per
son of Eliza Jane Boyce, a married woman,
in her own house about a month since, and
who is now in jail awaiting the action of the
Grand Jury
The Omnibus Company it seems has been
unfortunate in the selection of men as far
as these two scoundrels are concerned. We
doubt not that more care will be exercised
hereafter in (he selection of driver. In
this connection, it is but just for us to say,
from our own knowledge, that these two
men do not represent the drivers in the em
ploy of the Company. All whom we know
personally, are courteous and obliging In
their deportment, and are entitled to the
confidence of the community.
h7
who
toosr or Cohmob- Flias. Beading the
dockets and rendering judgments by default
were the only business in the civil branches
of this Court yesterday.
In the criminal branch the Grand Jurv
was impannetea, as iouows :
Wareham J. Warner, Foreman,Clveeland.
rrancta jarancn, Brooklyn.
Eliaa B. Pike, Orange.
Frank B. Walbridge, Cleveland.
Han ford Conger, Rock port:
James Waldo, East Cleveland.
W. H. Btillman, Cleveland.
Randall Crawtoid. do
Samuel W. Chandler, Royalton.
Ransom O'Connor, East Cleveland.
Adam Beilatine, Cleveland.
Geo. Mather, East Cleveland.
Chas. Egan. Cleveland.
Geo. Watkina, East Cleveland.
Thomas Davis, Cleveland.
Tbb Hackkix aid Pbillips. The hack-
man complain bitterly, and justly to, that
in mentioning the ojcupation of Pete Phil
lip, we made it appear that he waa one of
their numbers We desire to say that such
wa not th case. Phillips, we are informed,
has been for a number of years, some six or
seven, in the employ ot the Omnibus Com
pany. The hack he drove on Saturday be
longed to this Company, and is usually driv
en by John Green, the man who took pos
session of it upon its arrival on Superior
street, and drove it down to the depot. We
have yet to learn of any aingle act on the
part of the hack men towards citizen or
stranger that i in any degree condemn-
able, and it is due to them that we should
thus state that Phillips was in no wise identi
fied with them.
Opt ov His LATiTtrnz. A young man who
possesses a goodly quantity of the spirit of
secession, and stimulated by too frequent
libations of the ardent, walked into one of
the civil branches of the Court of Common
Plea yesterday morning, and in a most
uncivil manner began cheering lustily, war
ing his hat the while, for Jeff. Davis. Noth
ing would throw Sheriff Craw on his muscle
sooner than a demonstration of this charac
ter, even if it were not interfering with
the peace of the court room, and therefor
he quickly found himself face to face with
the deluded intruder, and much sooner than
we can write the fact, had hustled him out
of the room and down the si airs, notifying
him, CTt passant, that a similar offense would
not be so gently disposed of. -
Scwbt Sits or A Coobtst Pabsob's Lira.
On Wadnetday afternoon and evening,
the 11th, the subscriber are happy to ac
knowledge a very pleasant and liberal dona
tion, irooa uieir people, xnougn It was
stormy without, looking out upon a year's
provision of the best of wood, recently do
nated, and surrounded with so many smiling '
faces and an abundance of the good things
of this life, it was sunshine within ; a sunny I
spot is left upon life's journey that will take I
more clouds than we anticipate to obscure.
May the blessing both of the cheerful
and liberal giver rest on all who thus con
tributed in gladdening our hearts.
J. L.
A. E. JANES,
A Good ArroiKTMisi. Dr. Henry Her-
rick, who has been connected with the
Marine Hospital of this city at Resident
Physician, has recently been appointed As
sistant Surgeon to the 17th regiment, O. V.
M., and leaves this morning to join his regi
ment A bettor appointment could not hav
been made. '
Thbats. To-night Mr. J. Proctor com
mences an engagement at the Theater, ap
pearing a J&acbetn. Mr. Proctor i a
"Star," and if not of th first magnitude, at
least of high rank. He will be supported by
Mr. Chas. Loveday, of the New York Thea
ters, (his first appearance here) as Macduff,
and Mrs. H. A. Perry as Lady Macbeth.
Cuon to Wbosi Dcb. In stating the
arrest of Phillips yesterday morning, we
failed to say that it was made by Deputy
Marshal Given and officer Van Husen. It
is entirely proper tbat officers making so
important an arrest should have th credit
therefor. '
of
HsRaBABB. The great Prestidigitateur
commences his entertainment in this city
to-morrow evening, and we premise as much
of Cleveland a can crowd into Melodeon
Hall will be there. Tickets for reserved seat
for sale at Brainard's Music Store, under the
Melodeon. -
pf-evleoa
all
&f Chamber's Encyclopedia, No. 40
And 41, are for sale at W. D. Baker's news
rooms. This completes the third volum
which it one-half th work. No work print
ed in this country is more useful in a libra
ry, and none merit a wider circulation.
Messrs. J. B. Lippineott k Co:, of Philadel
phia, ar the publishers.
aa
$&K fresh lot of that superior Dandelion
Coffee just received at Ik A. Gilbert's, No.
1!2 Ontario street Also, Fresh Batter, Ap
ples, Chickens, c, as well as a large supply
of choice Family Groceries, all cheap for
cash. febl3;37.
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TJ. CBegular Meeting on Wednesday
evening at T o'clock, in the New Hall, Room
No. 26, Hoffman's Block, 4th story. Ini-
tiation of new member at TK o'clock. I
Proceedings of 8. IT. 0.. and important let-
.... . - . , I
ten will b read., fbl8:J76; i
I TiupniBPi X:wia, Vfui Bisa-Th
a
j teoond of lerkt of uaetliigi, Badar
I auepiooa of Minnbhaha Temple, L 0. G.
will be held at (he .Saptlst Church, corner
State and Clintoi streets, on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 18th. The publio generally
ar iifd to .ttenc. Brief speech, win
be mads, and a genenJ invitation is extend
ed to all, to participate In (he deliberation
of the occasion.
febl5.3t
tha
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of
MsT Interest on V. S. Treasury notes, due
Feb. lih, is payable IN GOLD. The high
est premium will be aid for coupons, in
bankable fundi, or they will be collected for
parties at a reasonable charge, payable
goiu
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UA.Ki.AD 4 CO., Bankers,
feblS.87J
84 Superior s(rec(.
Waktio to Rear. A small, comfortable
pleasantly located house. Rent not to ex
ceed $150. Payment made yearly, quarter
ly, or monthly. Will rent now or wait till
tho first of April. Good references givsn
required. Address, P. 0., Box 396T, Cleve
land, feb. 13:376
if
Boabd WAHTSD-ina private family by
uh auu wiu, wnu cmia tour years oia,
and servant. Would prefor there should be
no other boarders. Best of references given.
Address box 2170, Cleveland P. O.
fobl3:375
MaaoBAHt Tailob. F. A. Brown, late
with W. B. Hancock, would be pleased to
see his friends, and the public generally, at
133 Bank street. ianls.380
Iava Tit Ga Boas las of an improved
pattern from those recently put in the street
lamps, for sale at IS cent each, by
W. P. Foe.
L-AAWroxD Rbtaii. Coax. Yaab. Buy
your coal of him. .Hi " CHIPPEWA" ia
the very best for family use.
urace and Yard foot of 8enca street
b-idge. P. O. drawer in.
BCSiNiCtfcl ifc-Tiosa.
x our mower want a tewing ma
chine, and you can get one of Grover k Ba-
ker, perfectly new, for ten dollar less than
the manufacturer' price, by inquiring at
iiau-s uomeopathJo Pharmacy, 17 Publio
ecpiare. Don't lose the opportunity. tf
brHiisoitrsa Stimpeon is, beyond all
question, a superior artis(, and we advise
those wishing to get a fine likeness to call
npon him. A visit to hi gallery, Ko. til
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
aen and stranger. R17:tf
Victorious 1 The " Anti-Rheumatio
Band" permanently cure Rhuematism.
uout, JNeuralgia, Nervous Affections, and
aU similar disease. It ha been tried by
thousands with the most satisfactory re-
suit, r or sale bv G. W. Clabc.
jan28:37 119 Superior St,
4. Dr. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and Electropathy, cures obstinate ease of I
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given to many formidable eases
cured in this city after other physician had
laued. Bee advertisement in another col
umn. Office No. 119 Seneca street. . ' !
j&VFor fresh Homosopathie Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Hall's, 17 Public Square.
J. B. Hall's Arnica Oil, for Chil
blain, Frost Bite, Bums, Bruises, Cut,
tc. Price 25 cents, at No. 17 Public Forum.
WW, O-A 11
Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that oab
bot bi bboxbb bt tbb but, can be found at
W. P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
street.
Fbabb: Paxkbi. Livery aad Boarding
,, a Benecavstreet, A No. 1 Horses and
Carriage at maonabl figure. -
PMSM;ly
J. 0. C Cary Cough Cure. - daexttl
INSURANCE.
T IVEROUL AND LONDON -
FlRl AND LlTB IrlgUmAKOl Co.
CAPITAL AND RFSERVED FUNDS.
aO Afw aTVA 4-ni -W - w n.
EfYESTED IN THB UNITED STATES.
300.000.
Inraranea may bs received in ttitt reliable and
ibttantial Company on the moat nvvorabla termt.
Farm property aad Dwelllnga tutored for a tana
ryeart at very low rates.
LotMt paid on presentation of aatli factory aroof.
and aot, at at otaal, Wdaytadar.
8. a GBKINB,
SeptllfrlAaat aa w ly B7 .-
VIA flnnVatt4rtt ait - nt n - ..
JOMJfl AGAIN.
JfilUfi A LIVE INSURANCE.
Bavtng retorned from tha war, I am prepared to
Polioiei at low at any other reeponalbie Com
'Uj, ana reepectruiiy aea the BetroBaga of air
lettdt and oitiatna of Ulevaland.
Niw Ehgland Fibi & Mabuti 15-
8TTKAN01 CO.,
HAATFOBMI. OONaf
Capital, m . $246,409 85
HOPl IirSTTBAHOJl Co
PBOVLDSSCB, B. L
Capital, ,-. ..i : 1164,275 55
Niw Yok Lin Instjbahoi Co-
NsTUr vnatr niav
Capital, - . - $a,004857 52
Alao Atant for thaule nf W n. tkiut a w
TltntvlUe Petroliam 01i,at tha lowett market laiea,
Ordert aolioitad.
aaV uuce Ao. I Perkins' Block, Cleveland, Ohio.
APER HANGINir111
100.UUU
ROLLS WALJU tAHa
War aea beea deelared and Benwloa I. u. ml,
the day, and now 1. the time for all tidy hooaa.
keapert to tecede from dirty and tmokr wallt, and
ooaroaon them with a ratb, new WALL PAPIB.
i a-tDy improving their hornet, aad moat of all, to.
100.000 BOLLS NOW READY
tor tale at M. Caraon A tin.. 1R1 BtiB in- a. a
THB OOST IS HIR1 HOTHIKO.
Waaranoir raadv to aell rnm.k. .,. ..a
Amtrloan wall aatert from so ta 7t e urn hei
pricet, and won Id mot I retaectfniiy Invite
to look In npon oar ttook before baring, for In
taallty ot goods and tba length ol piecea, wa oaa
give tha ntmoat aauafaotioa. Our gidt oumlng di.
reotly trom tha ttotorlee, we thereby aava one proSt.
mii uhui 01 nnaoat 04 tvary Tana.
GOLD BANDS. AO. kC.
AhM Inst opened a beaotitnl lot of .
UORNIOES
witb Bands, Loot . c ta match. Ooids and Tat.
ttlt In endieat !riety. Paper Hanging done at
short notloe byezaarlanoed workataaAad at rwatoa
able rate
Atttoaw. oalo lak nfot lobs of painting, gw
g anavarnlihlng at bar aad remnnerativa .
, M. oas,; At JO.
H. B. To Dealers wa wonld la viiat i otim
eev leva Mft.lt. eie-e.. .
BARBERING.
et"jLt
AIR DRESSING AND SHAV-
IHO lHBTITCTIWB. VS. B. AMBUSH.
rooms, ander the American, la prepared to ao
oominodateall oottomert with prompt attention from
able workmen. A aeparate room for ladlea. novst
inVt
EW BARBER
SHOP. J.
HkNDBBAOH A OO., have opened a Barber-
open
idA
Ina- gatabiuhmant nnaar ieokand m anaienart't
at btore. euaeilor ttreet. oaaoalte Weddell Uonat.
where they intend to ahava for a eilpenoa and ent
hair for a tnillina. Tnev BOB. to meet alt their old
friend, and a. m.ny new ones at may ba pleated to
BF
PIANO TUNING.
T)
JTn
1ANOS TUNED. L
frrrH
V. PIBBOB. Proleoienal Tatar.
lanot tnned and repaired.
BMsprdera left at c. shawb mtjbio btcbb
BTUKB,
attended
Ho. auuiao BIUKB.X, will ao promptly attend,
to. j . . ., ldeoiiiU7i , u. X. risao.
lor,
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toe
ia
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at
II V .1 J MJ. J tV
A. E. JANES, OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC
REPORTS.
SAVANNAH TAKEN!
The City Surrenders to Dupont!
[Special Dispatch to Cleveland Leader.]
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 17.
Th Inquirer"! special Irom Fort Monroe
announces the surrender of Savannah
Commodore Dnpont.
Prizes for Meritorious Soldiers!
Congress Rejoicing at the
Good News!
THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
BILL!
General Stone's Successor!
Frauds In the Butler Expedition
Frauds In the Butler Expedition--An Investigation to be had!
[Special Dispatch to Cleveland Leader.]
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.
REWARD TO SOLDIERS OF MERIT.
In the Senate, Wilson gave notice this
morning that he would introduce a bill au
thorising the President to distribute prize
among soldiers who shall distinguish them-
selves In battle. He laid that the London
Time was too aa.ounded to reply to hi card
that Secretary Stanton waa too much en
gaged to see htm.
THE CAPTURE OF FORT DONELSON.
The announcement of the capture of Fort
Donelson, and impending capture of Savan
nah, were received by both House with the
wildest enthusiasm.
HARRIS' PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT BILL.
Ibe reference of Senator Harris' Provis
ional Government bill to tha Territorial, in
stead of the Judiciary Committee, against
Garrett Davis opposition, is indicative of the
temper ef the Sena'e to adopt a radical bill
for the government of rebel territory aa fast
as conquered. The bill which the Territo
rial Committees of both Houses have nearly
matured, differ from Harris" bill a ub.
atantial copy of which tbej have already re
jected in being more thorough, and mean-
Ing subjugation more decidedly. Their bill
will be reported in a tew days.
GEN. SEDGWICK.
Un. Sedgwick takes command of the
corps lately under Stone.
FRAUDS IN THE BUTLER EXPEDITION.
There are said to be frauds connected with
the fitting out of the Butler expedition from
Boston, which Washburne's Committee are
about to go there to investigate.
THE NEWS AT BALTIMORE!
Its Effect on the Markets.
[Special Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader.]
BALTIMORE, Feb. 17.
IT-1. - - i .
iuu aurrenaer oi ion fonelson cause
immense rejoicing. All kinds of provisions
are held from three-quarters to one cent
higher, and holders hare withdrawn from
the market, anticipating further advance.
Stock light Securities also advanced ma
terially.
RjDiNGrWsbLDIERS.
FilEfi HEADING FOB fcOLDIK9
I
Dpot, No. 241 8Trri!aioR Si.
Tha Armv romrafttee nf t,- v., w ,
Ian Anociation. mating an effort to pro.tde Bei
mentein the field from northern Obio, with Beading
Matter. Wool 4 anneal lAlh.joiiu..., in t ,
adjacent Towns fjr eontribotiont of Mrwte&pera,
"fi-air iveuaiout ana aecnlar i-apsit, Jnagaainet,
Bocke. As. For dallv i.iuim. - . i k ..
provided In the vetttbnle ol the Pott Offloe. I ant.
parkagetonlDglepanert. n-aguimt, Ac., may bt
? .J B. Cobb Oo't Bookstore, Snpnior llreet.
The Uammittee will ecd.a.or to ehta one oat:
bookt. Baacra. As . eech n.. i.TJT
. wn,nBUW AaaitlUA. I. B.U.
jao,7,acawawsm'
HUi.it MANUFACTURES.
HO M JU M A IN UFACT (JRE
TbtOerman Woolen hlanufaetnrin rv.m.
p71,iI.H.urlb,t" 1 1Ltack 0nt' ttrset, have con
clnded to tell the flrtt lot ol woolen good, mana
bctnred In Cleveland, at retail in order to meet
the nomerooj callt made npon them for tnltt ol
their make.
A variety of aetlernt ara ready for sale at lew
artcee. aad tha citiune generally are reepectfnllj
invited to examine tha gooct and enoonraat home
manQfaotare.
Cleveland. Jan. 2. 1S8I:B?7
LL
WOOL MATTRESSES
FOB BALI AT IBB
CleYeland Worsted Co.,
107 Bank 8tbmt.
aactr
PATENT SCALES.
1 V
fc'e
LL 8IZE3 AND STYLES 01
BCALED madtat tha
KKHLS.R SCALE WORKS.
South aid Seneca st Bridge, Cleveland, O.
DYERS.
JNO. $b KlNEOA BTRI1T.
(Hex. tlosr to Mn, Forter'i Millinery 8 tor,)
Av7 BBfaaeJ AtAsVaHHJiV UIJUAaVi
DrlncUldOIBUllDVtn bvII Its binrhBL
Fl
ui atna usmiM nnunea i
roodi in thtt Atnt-st
tiumann. Ta.
iiiiiwrold UoH avnd other MrrchuiU. eqs?
U CLME AGAIN. G. S. W iluabu
I Btmin Dyer and ttbawl (Jleuer, beffi Imv
uincmnoeto hit frieudf od the nobtio. th.t ha i
bom Matin, aud located at 68 Hi. CLp.ir atrftt. f )!
laod. L., wtatre he baa fitted aa a DYE HOLK wtik
vmi macninerr, regmraieai oi ex,ruso, and flat
(art blmMlt that toy atrict attention to ba!neM tbtt
viil be able to recaia tht aatrobafe aod tnpf oyf
hlch tor ao aaaav mn oroi4 ku aaaaavon.
PAPER MANUFACTORY.
CLEVELAND PAPER COMPA
N ? Manufacturer! of KKWH, BOOK and
WHAPPINO PAPAllt. Ordtrt filled promptly.
baud wanted. Offloe lra bnperlortt.
BJ. W TA tUlK. Aaent.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
uruv.tui. iliibucs
GAGE k BRUCE, ATTORNE k'S
and Oounoellort at Law. Offloe 1W Bnpelcr
Itrcet, toppotlu Mtrohanl't Uank,) Oiaveland, O.
ej!17:lU0Aw
pALMER & DENNIS,
ATT0SNET3 AT LAW,
Bo. 10, Perkla's Bnilding. Cleveland, Ohio.
w. rauna. Ibotai r7H a. a. natttt
f ITILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
' V ATToaBve at Law. Offloe Ho. 80 Snpertoi
Sneertof
treat, Ultveland, OUo
WILLIAHoUA,
a. Bini.a
aati
ENVELOPES.
JNVELOPE3 ! ENVELOPES
300,003 ENVELOPES OF ALL
SUBS, QUALITIES AND (JOLOBS FOB BALI
the Leader Ooontlng iioou, cfcaap for Caaa.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 17. TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM FORT DONELSON!
OUR VICTORY COMPLETE!
15,000 Prisoners Taken!
FLOYD AND PILLOW ESCAPE!!
Our Loss 300 Killed and 600
Wounded!
65 CANNON CAPTURED!!
20,000 Stand of Arms Taken!
3,000 HORSES FALL INTO OUR
HANDS!
The Great Joy of the North!
The Great Joy of the North! FROM OUR MISSOURI ARMY!
THE PURSUIT OF PRICE.
Prospect of Catching Him!
Last Night's Report.
FROM FORT DONELSON.
CHICAGO, Feb. 17.
A special to the Time states that Fort
Donelson surrendered atdav-light this morn
ing unconditionally. Wa have Generals
Backner, Johnson and Bushrod, with 15,000
prisoner and 3,000 horses.
Pillow and Floyd, with their brigade, ran
away on steamer without letting Backner
know their destination.
Gen. Smith led the charge on the lower
end of the works, and waa first Inside th
fortification.
The Fort Henry men were bagged here.
The prisoners are loading steamers for Cairo.
Uur loss is heavy, probably 400 killed and
800 wounded. We lose a large per centatre
of officers, among whom are Lieut. Colonels
Erwin, of the 20th Illinois, White, of the
SlBt, and Smith of th) 48th.
Colonel Jrhn A, Logan. Lawler and
Kaissam axe wounded.
Maj. Post, of the 8th Illinois, with 200
privates, are prisoners, and gone to Nashville,
having been taken the night before the sur
render. . 1
The ensmys loss is heavy but not a great
as ours, as they fought behind entrench
men's. We should have taken them bv storm Sat
urday if oar ammunition had not given out
in the night - .
McLlernard's division. Ogleabv's. Waller's
and McAarthur's brigades suffered terribly;
mey were composed of the 8th, th, llta,
18th, 20th, 29th, 30th, 31st, 45th, 48th, 49th,
Illinois.
Gen. Lewis Wallace with the 11th Indi
ana, 8th Missouri and tome Ohio regiment
participated.
Taylor's, Willard's, McAllister's. Schwarz's
and Dresser's batteries were in the fight from
tne commencement
The enemy turned oar right for half an
heur, but our lost ground wa more than
regained. Lanman's Brigade, of Smith's
Division, was first in the lower end of the
enemy's works, which was done by a charge
ot bayonets at nine-tenth of the rebels,
whioh were pi ted 'Against oof nghl Out
forces on the right were ready all nitfht ta
recommence th attack. On.' Pond try, roorrv
ing they were" met on "their approach by a
white flag, Buckner aukt' ''early a in lha
morning, dispatch to General Grant
surrendering. The works of the fort ex
tend some three miles on the outside. '
The rebels lost 48 field pieces. 17 hearv
guns, 20,000 stand ef arms, beside a Urge
quantity of commissary store. Thev aia
on)Pletel7 demoralised, and have no confi-
dence in their leaders, as they charge Pillow
and Floyd with deserting them. Our troops.
from the moment of the investment ot the
fort tuffWednesday, lav- en their arm night
and day, half the time without provisions,
all the time without tents, and a portion of
the time in heavy rain and snow. ; Z "?
CHICAGO, Feb. 17.
A private message this evening to the
Sanitary Committee from Cairo, says ther
are 800 killed, 600 wounded, and 100 misa-
ing at r on uoneison. - .-. . - . -
FROM MISSOURI.
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 16.
Special to the St Louis Democrat :
According to the latest advices th Feder
al army was in vigorous pursuit of the reb
els. Price's army was oa Crane Creek. 29
miles from here, on Friday evening, and our
farces five mile in the rear, preparing to
make an early start in pursuit the next morn
ing. ; Price had placed his trains in advance.
'About 100 wagon containing supplies for
him were brought into this place from For
syth only a few hoars before his retreat
Rebel sympathisers here elaim that Price
will be reinforced by twelve or fifteen regi
ments from Bentonvilla, Arkansas, under
Gen. Van Doren, but Gen. Sigel, who was
advancing on the rebel column by a differ
ent route tnan mat pursued by Gen. Cur
tis, may strike A blow on their flank and up- I
Four rebel officers and 13 privates fell in
to our hands on Friday, and are now here
The officers are the notorious Col. Freeman,
Major Barry, Aid-de-camp to Gen. McBride;
Capt Diekinson, Chief JCngineer, and Capt
uowneii, quartermaster.
A Ponr Frniww with m.w t...
en g-SlSwfR W
been established by Capt Baldwin between
Kolla and this point
,
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.
HOUSE.
1 Mr. Colfax asked, and readily obtained,
permission to make a statement telative to
Fort Donelson. Amid profound silence, Mr.
Colfax said that Gen. McClellan had author
ised him to inform the House that be had
just received a dispatch from Cairo inform
ing bun of the arrival of the gunboat Caren
dolet at that place, bringing the new ot the
capture of Fort Donelson yesterday by the
land forces of the United State with 15,000
prisoners, including Geh, A. Sidney John
son and Gen. Buckner. Gen. Floyd ran
and escaped. The loss on both side is very
heavy.
Applause greeted the dispatch.
Mr. Wright moved an adjournment Dis
agreed to. The House evidently at this
time was not in A proper condition for boai-
B69S. ':' -i :
Mr. Mallory moved to discharge th com
mittee on the conduct of the war a from
the good news this morning there seemed to
be no lurtber use for them. This was greeted
ltn loud laugnter and cnes ot "Agreed !
agreedl"
!
SENATE.
Mr. Harlan presented a communication
from the Secretary of the Interior in regard
to the recently discovered gold mine of
California.
On motion of Mr. Neemith, the joint reso
lution relative to the mode of the payment of
the awards for settling' the Oregon and
Washington war dbt, was taken up.
Mr. Lane of Ind, asked to have a dispatch
read, received by Gen. McClellan of the
capture of Fort Donelson by th land forces
of the United State.
to-night
to
FROM PITTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 17.
The news of the capture of Fort Donel
son was received here with intense delight
Business during the day was partially sus
pended. Bells rung, and flags wer die
played on various business house and pub
lic buildings to-night The Postomce, Cus
tom House, Dispatch newspaper, and other
buildings were brilliantly illuminated.
Bonfire and other demonstrations to-night
FROM MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 17.
o:t nonelson surrendered at t o'clock
yesterday morning to the land force.-: The
gun boa were present at th rime. - An
immense amount ot war material ia among
ma wvpuico m me victory., jrioya itulktd
away tee ni.nt before the surrender. The
gun boat Carol dole t, Capt Walker, arrived
via tro witn tne new.
A large nnmber of our wounded hav
been brought to th Pudueab ttnd Cair hat.
pitals.
- Th.g city U wild wlth'excftcment and joy.
wasreaa at Lb Lnioft Herchanti'
Kigcnange, creaUng the mol intense tnthit.
siasm. ineatar Spangled Bance-, Flag
uor Union and Red White and Bine were
sung by mi present, after which they ad
journed and marcL i o :!. army Head
quarters, 1,200 or 1,600 strong, where three
rousing cheer were given for Ealleck and
Foot..
I O-ll V.
appeared at th window and
"JEZ
here that, with your aid, I would drir the
enemie of our n-tg from your biate. This
KawTO'S 0
I see. More cheers were given for the Union,
the Star Spsngled Banner repeated and the
UA0pejTV?U. i
T,J 0la a ; t . . .
th, i newY m a nem
Many stores are closed and the citv is be-
ItyJEJ&ZLtr !
uov. Yates, Secretary Hatch and Auditor
Dubois, of Illinois, left for Fort Donelson
tuts mornmg to look after the wonnded Illi
nois troops.
A requisition has been made for all steam
boats in this vicinity and will be in readi
ness tor the transportation of iroocs and
tiovernment stores.
FROM CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 17.
The newt of the capture of Fort Donelson
wa received here nt eleven o'clock this
morning and caused intense excitement and
joy. The.- enthusiasm on 'Change wa bs-
oounaear. - - --
The steamer Allen Collier leaves to-night
with 12 surgeons and over 100 boxes of sud-
1 , . C T, .
puas tor r on Lioneison.
Three thousand dollar was subscribed in
a thort time for the relief of the wounded.
The United States Sanitary Commission
telegraphed to Oes. Halleek to send to
vmuUuUHU., woouaea soiaiers as Del
saw proper, saying that the citizens of Cin-
wants" 6 ' U,1UD ,ur ar
To-night general illumination, with hon.
fires, fireworks, ic, is going on in the citv.
At noon to-morrow national salutes will be
fired from the heavy guns on the foitifica-
nons around the city.
lroops have been passing through the
city ail day, en route for Cumberland river.
FROM SANTA FE.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 17.
The Santa Fe mail, with date3 of January
oibl, nua arnrea.
lien. Ssibley't command of 3,000 Texans
and eight field pieces, two being 32-nonnd-
ers, advanced as far as Santa Itabar, but
iur tome un accountable reason nad retired in
the direction of1 El Paso.
Col. Canby, with 1,300 regulars and 2,000
Mexican volunteers, Is after him. Brig. Gen
eral Hovey, staff and column, left Santa Fe
on the 1st for the scene of action. The plaza
had been well guarded to prevent its des
truction.
several copies of Sibley' proclamation
have been seized by the authorities.
The Kiowa, Comanche, Cheyenne, Arap-
uu, uiuui, iu e puruuu oi me Apacoe In
dians, are concentrating at Pawnee Fork to
nam ouriaio.
FROM LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 17.
The steamer Ara ton ia has beea raised and
is now sfioat and the entrance to the Canal
is open,
Bowling Green advices amy Mitchell cap-
i urea nve locarno'ires at tne depot, and scat
tered the last of the rebels, killing some fif
teen oy sneiis. . . .
There ras great excitement and reloieino-
here at the Fort Donelson affair, in honor of
wmcu a supper is given at tne Gait House
ims evening, to Gen. Buell and staff and I
otner officers in this city.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.
, The House Committee on contracts have
been discharged from further consideration
of Quarter Master Van Vleit's advertisement
tor horses. The Committee say the short
ness OI trie Ymtirt fnv r.t1. was ntnM A
pressing necessity. They are perfectly sat- I
iafiut with h;. -j ...L- :. I
UIM uuu it I
me premises was witn a view only to the I
nnhlm Intoreat
The Senal. tA-dav Confirme,! tha nnmlna.
tion of Thnrnaa T) WIln. .k.
District of Missouri.
w.m, jmiuioi vi Ml.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.
Chief Jostic Taney this morning deliv-
erea me opinion m tne case ot Gordon, the
slave trader, denying the motion made by
Judge Dean for a writ of prohibition to
prevent his execution, on the ground of a 1
want of power in the court to review the
proceedings in criminal ease to restrain tha
action of a ministerial officer. The applica
tion was based on alleged irregularity of the
Maryland Circuit Uourt. Application will
be made to ths President in behalf ef Gor-
ddn on the same grounds.
FROM INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 17.
The greatest excitement pievailed to-dav
STJtl
fired, and every demonstration of joy exhib-
1Leu - "peciat train leu at I r. AU lor Don-
with PJiWABB, 25 volunteer nurses,
and a large quantity of hospital stores. A
citizens' meeting has been called to make ar
rangements for taking eare of the wounded
that will be sent here. Gov. Morton leaves
for Donelson to-night
FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Feb. 17.
The news of the surrender of Fort Don
elson, received this mem ing, created the
wildest enthusiasm. Business of all kinds
was temporarily suspended.. The Board of I
Trade adjourned at an early hour.
The people claim the honor ef the victory
tor Illinois, tne coops mere being 25 regi
ments of infantry Illinois, 6 Iowa, 4 Indiana
and four regiment sof Illinois cavalry, and 6
companies oi artillery from Missouri.
FROM COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 17.
The news from Fort Donelson waa received
here with great enthusiasm. National salu
tes were fired, all the bells in the city were
rung, to-night bonfires are blazing, the State
House, several private dweiiings and the Citv
Fact printing office are brilliantly illumin
ated.
FROM DETROIT.
DETROIT, Feb. 17.
The news of the victory at Fort Donelson
caused indescribable joy here. A hundred
guns was fired on receipt of the news, and
buildings are illuminated. The fire
department, military and citizens are out fn
grand procession with banners, torches And
rocket celebrating the great event -' 1
FROM BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 17.
The Union men are overflowing with joy.
The aew is no where more acceptable than
them. Seceth is overwhelmed with this
Waierloo defeat ,
FROM BOSTON.
BOSTON, Feb. 7.
The news of the capture of Fort Donelson
created a perfect furore of patriotic jubilation.
There has never neen so mncn joy mani
fested In this city as there is to-day.
FROM BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Feb. 17.
The new comet in from all quarters of
xnltauon and joy at th capture of Fort
Donelson. - ,
at
of
I
i
IT3
heidkude cloti:;;;i
J & 9 A I B ,.I N z ; 7
Ob tbb Lobi labt or raa CannoB "OiirM.' r-
' 1 -OOSTlbUBD. ... n :jt 3,i
""''!: ol tall hot" nrted the am at tha wheat
JinlirhZl"1 !"JB W"o.arwT- '
And brjnpna hit glaat right etcaa lo'hfi art?
, " M S' - 4 - 4a soT iw , , ,
"Tie 0'Mnllln. an j. . .
CbaMS..7 ' veiH. waa. !
ht.",K'wmbo, Kfp us
Wa ttiell be cat to tuml
cried tha flitt aiat la.
"22aC' "r oa. .do i,"
Ta,rV" " 0aTttwaa, taataatart, er old ce '
Ard,iWk V " mT bor' ,M ''1 Tt 'en adoaa.'
JT-'.! '?i!2 tfth" !" of ronrcwir- ,
Ihoiurh tber bad a Ba'rt Ban oa thora. wa thait A
have no cal.et1 raa oa tap aea." , f iTa J
"Moiligaa on kit boob deck did ttaad, -
With a Sum in hi Month . . I v L . 4".)
While the thia In the dietaas-heeorlaeail atweaed. 11
In a corn-outk-r voice ha ahonted the fouow ji :
""aaii: t 7 '
freaare lor a Seht, every dun mother'! ton.
lo1 "'t ortr-rod walaar the atefinbaa i-i
OBAPTXB XL-Txa Kaoaanaa "; -
wa voau
mI to onr gnateraat nattert that tb'a .. n
TerrtBeallr lbntiing (hat wa haa.
1 mora taaa too heading ton
cnapier la to
eoa ladaa aet 1
BEADY-MADE CLOTHING
JHS.Y AND BOY9 Veap
all of oar own manafMtsra, aad which wewtit au
at Kxtnawij Low Prioea, at wm u
AOAJkU A ISAACS' . -'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
8ole Ag-mriv tw the mla otMntri On'ibrW
oewing aiauainea, atrona'a Pauat Araw Xraau.
and btorr a Automaton Preatman, -ol
tuton ana Boaertorttreeta, '' " '
any r.wia- npr wnu TWW SfAfm.
Jy-0,HUMBUQi - , tB '
vt -a- w . . ' . ;
I A.A-VJ wutuiw oi our rr LDier olocM. oc
CLOTHING
will be sold at ..
Uaprecedentedlj loir Priced '
rOB TH BTIXT THIKTT DATS. ' ;
Our Stock connlata nf . ...ut.
and Ohlldnn't Garmenta of all ttjlet and qnaiinea.
Call toon and take yonr nick. " " "
DAVH, PIEXOTTO ft CO, " '": '
Ot- W.ter and enwricr if. - A
It
a UllVntr.na ir7T:
ii jt r..wi AAW-t
w fes test tine miliary ttotls,
i. i ,i. . 'vl ,maa- order oa than so-.
" i - w ejrie, a. iow racea.
d-cl lsj Snaerior Street.
JUST KEUEIVEDElTNCa
v. .-ui.i euu vwinrT wT Nhirta
declt
A Uabb S, !J Snterior gt
DRUGS AND r,1EDlCi;iS.
TV'AriVfi wines Catawba,
e-1, IfbMnen4 Qmrant sre and reliable km
ktedlcal porpoaei, lor aalt br
M A. PALKIB.PrTxtftt, -1 -
Cor. Xne and Prcepect tta.
CIUEtt VINEGAR good and
Strong, for Bale by B. A. PA Lift a.
Cor. Ine ai,d Prcepect tta.
'FHE CKLEBBAXAD CoNaXtUi
A. tuion Water, for all tueaaee of the Knn.ia. ,
S A. PaLMan, -Aawnt
for C1m1A rtu
kj and lively, joetreoaiTedbr --. -i
B. A pLMTJa
Cor. Erie and Proeect vS
if
AFKKSH LOT bTEWABTI
IheiceCaaaiat.jiiatracetTed by - ''
B.A.PALMBB. .ei
wr. t-ls a d Proepii :.
o
UT OD1 OUB.LINJSl
i".C! Ct
FREEMAN J- KELL0OQ
Have two Barrels of
OLD BOURBON VHISXY-
which they wtn tell for Family or JfedJcinal parpo.' "
tetoaly, at tl w gallon. "--1
' jan31
817 SUPTrBTOB STBXST.
TTCMPHREY'S HOMCSPATHIO Jt
A J, Biea, at a J. KAALAA'S. lia. S3 emit i
iCtPnDltc aore. tf?i
ioal oil Lamps, CHiMNEr3 ,.'
XJ and WiekAOflCaataBd8hadea,atSo.tf Pib-
ratPnbiic Smare.
lie Bqttare.
eepa
LL KINDS OF FAMILY MED- "
Store, JS
luiKikO can tie found at the awiuetio Itrsm
ire, Ao. Si ecnth lid. Publio Sanara. tm :t
S 1
OTAN1C & ECLECTIC MEDI-
V1!."1 "V man, at wboleale act mull ,
afc.L&n a, aoum tiae 1-qs.ic friue,
T?, HUNDRED BBUi CARBOV ?l
X GU, fo aaet at law, tba mannfatwier. irkaa i J
w. CLA
1
Bncceeeorto Wu. i r,,
. m Sopertor ... TT
TO COAL OIL REFINERS- '
?! I ?."." renoerisg
vii am
Barrelt nroof afatnsE Leaaaf a. that I. " h.r.,r .
and moo moea ooureali-nt to aea tnan aioe am- '
1 porpoee. 8. W. CLA BS, U gaperior dt.
gENTON BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE DSUGQISTS.
IS BUPBI('B ST. OLBVgr.ABILOf .
. e-g-y, e eel! at ariu,ka.e only.-s a ,
SfjOBBLS, REFINED CARBON
V JJ OIL warranted a flrtt rate horning Oil.
Price by aingle barrel low aa the lowett. Special J )
diaaoont to partial baying Sve boat a: oce time.
saaivs totoTHKtui,
oetl ga Sayerior it.
OIL VITRIOL, CAUSTIC. SuDA, '
Beda Atb and Saltoda. Ooel Oil JUiaaan aad
BBS TOH B30TBV3S,
oetl
ia gnpertor t
pARBON OIL AT WHOLESALE
J aad Betail k) to M ornta aer aailon. A reaa.
onabla diaoocnt to thoee who bny to aell again, at
J. K CALAMI'S. No. SU tooth tide Pnblio EMiaara.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY., T
PATENT OIL GREASE. FIYS
oaaa jut woaieii aM tor ia jow.
w vtrwnt.twi
K EOUSEKEllPERa
Bpooni
BDOoni. Plated. A 1 Hate. Oermamrilver.' ..- w ' '
Steel, Braet ana Iron girt Beta, with itanda,
Ooel Boot, ,
Aitrhen ck-alet wtfh wefahtt and iBrfnt
Oofleeand BPiceMtila, . ir
Bao-'affe Ontteraaad oraffora, w
roroeiain ana in Lunea kettles aa BMW rant,
Breaa liottl.-e and Fry Pane, j
Mltcint Knivet, Ook't rpocn aad Aalvta.
mbbiwi &iw anq oaorneta,.
Lanternt fcr Oil or Candle,
Porcelain Lined rod. w rtrlan, - .
Veataawt and Saw blnivea.
A
Floor, steal and Coal dievea.
Cittern Piunpt and v'haia Pomps.
Patent Wntr Urawem -. , - . .
Oak Well Booketa, - - ' :.-
atfie Irene.
Wood da... ready for naa. and aw BnrK A-. A
Ac., which axaoilerod lor tale at prlret taiceo to taa
timet by OOLWILL A CO..
declg 113 Ontario at , Bign of PadloA.
WOOL TWINhi, BROWN
eVm Wa A- a), a Rtvtni.ra
p L O W
a.
CCLTITAT0S3,. kd.
mvn - h.
A. SitHOlDS."3-!
LID A IS
ABB BBABATHABD.ABDB9WI8THBTIATB'
To Purchase lour Catlcrj.
Knlvas and Forks.
Plated Forks and Spoona,
Carvera an 1 eteew, ., .
H. K. WSLLOAOO.'S.
11 p, arl ttreet, eot Slaa.
dec IS
RON AND'NfLS WARSi-
BMisi. Nti.ts.&).ae47 Atvarttrea.anl
IS, ST and 8 oa tna Cock, Cleveland, Olio. .
W.S.QAAAZ. - - -atoAAiaoa rgtriA.
r. CARET CO.. T
WHOLB8ALB AO s NOV FOB THA SALS OB'-4-ilukijSA!i'
JUNIATA 'NAIL8H
Cbniewm and Outreosi Sivxt JroH -:1 i
JUSIATA BOILg plavc. '
rsINO PLW AND Bi,ls:-v,l ol . PTSJED f
rtiur . iliui Eilt liuS, I ,ulu3 ;1
(A BBS Ostein tad gira FrooIdAJAS, Ac at
A FEW MORE LEFT. OF
those mail ttaad
8AUBAG 0CTTBK8 AHO 8TUFFB3A.
Jnet tha thing for auailiaa, at
aecie
WBLW A OO.'S.
PAINTING'
OR NICE PAINTIN3, 0
sTranca W HiT 1 STUC feea eovia. aTttft ta 1
VCv(iotav a
atBStitt 3. Si BOFITIAn IZJX&, .
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