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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MARIE xAuYIs

MRS, JESSIE WILLIS WILL GIVE rvTRoDuCTrONs
lvi 70 ladies and gentlemen with view matrimony, ri her
Office Is West Forty third from three eight " ~
Parties suited references required Geutlcmens fees
ladies free Letters from the country he post paid with
return letter stamps N BAH business confidential.
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rsG.s s,sS,AL~

ITO CANDID s.-GANDIpATES DAN HAVE THEIR
rAmes conspcuously ms ted IN the ne.t edition o. hs
"Potcians Manual" OF ~h not less than stxteon Thousand
WI he printed by subscribing for twenty i've copies Price
10 cents Apply to BARTON SON, Printers, Ill Futon st.
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I AN ~ YEARS OLD. I AN WEALTHY 4 AN NOT
happy The prospect Of solitary old age frghieas me:
wish partner, mate, aicompanion oongeuisi spirit
wife lady not old, " poetcsf temperament
and good social position, could happy would Dc.
my life 70 her Address Horace vernet Atlanta GA
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The sonngon Pail River and Norwich lines u steamers dli
not arrive un late hour yesterday morning being detained
in the sound ny dense FIG
hcssrs Huntington Co, Norwth. c. have our thanks
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ITO CANDIDATES CANDIDATES DAN HAVE THEIR
sicans Manusi Of Vii not sss thsa siztssa thousand
aPS y son prinsrs III FUTON st
Hall Bewery on Monday evening oct Is lsss the following
preamble was submitted aoi received the sanction ana ap
prevail ofthe meeting
MAMIE having s'' WITH W. ssnc anxiety
awaited he promised N S mang ss assured
Ssss o 81 ear any
tast the mechanic and the .srsr on. Of whom eventually
SoSsrnment where's dat according the
Inhibited for his rressry,ioa we are compelled TO
own protecon AMI we Therefore Support ons
s sS ss sn s political sorrupon
sue now 50 % WI m T. ns tsarman
CHAs. L. HICKS Secretary.
"A Iirds Fifth Ward Museum Hotel, Monday evening,
pe Gr ne an ss s
men Of he ward might be brought bear with pnsd force
called 2 Sosph Eaton appopsed
commse Was appontaa resolutions and platform q
oncs Alter sann sna ass S
Mr. Charles parkes the following the result Of
ss and nd pss psas o.
s sp Of s % an the b a aaa IN
s Ne his 1 have make he
from all the various nominations put forward Of such men
themselves The community and eir fellow by
integrity capacity and WORTH and Tor the purpose Of making
energies and bringing Influences a that
sA Ssrss organize into club 70 p
called the Fifth Ward Young Mems Conservative Club.
NJ: Sa sS$TSs$ 's!'.'s
5 ssgN + s EssGSs F Fss:' *:s.as.4
Mr. C. PARKE, Treasurer.
After the adoption above resolved that the pro-
ceedines Of the meeting be published in the daily papers On
president
Committee held at is wsm siree' the following
uop:-samue b. Williams. John X. Walsh Cornelius Downey,
James Sullivan aud William buckley.
$ sShSS T SiS IsSSA' In'Dss'sr..
ATA PRIMARY ELECTION OF The PEOPLE AND
mah Crowley received rs votes the ticket headed Hugh
Brady 49, by the Inspectors of Election
ATaN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
n Congressional Convention the Eighth district held
house OF Tkbard Mcoy avenue ana thirty second
in The chair ard Sp Ns1 MIR
by accamaon. The following resolution
ResoiSed That hi. Convention cordially and unesuvocay
the administration James Buchan IN vindica-
ton Of the sincerity Of this present the Of
Conrad who has ably and faithfully sustained ~
committee, consisting of iohn Dough~rty j. r. Belts,
Gs9rre " Ssnsn ssnHs Mrny Sars sj Hnnsr
Many appointed to take such measures be neces
s'rs to insure the success M Cushing Chairman
y Z xsr N,es;s,v Ssecrssariss.
YopWt yct
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From rusrrntineshp Creole New Orleans tarks Convey
Galveston John Benson Havana brig Handy King Mobile
Wind during The days
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT.
IL special meeting OF this committee win be held q
Hall Thursday evening October 81 at half
O'Clock ISAAC V. FOWLER, Chairman pro tenn
= soS II i u ., wn1sss }secre,sries
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31

CAPT. MAYNE REID'S
Charming Books for Boys, comprising
The Plant Hunters, The War Trail,
The Desert Home, The Quadroon,
The Boy Hunters, The Rifle Rangers,
The Young VOyageurs, The White Chief,
The Forest EIiles, The Scalp Hunters,
The Bush Blys, The Hunters Feast
Ran Away 10 Sea, Gscet Ia the Seminole,
The Rangers and Regulators.
Dickens Juvenile Books, AbbOtt's Histories,
Uncle Sans Stories tl2 Bks lFrancOnia Stories,
A Child's History of United ROllO Books, (l2 bOOks)
STATES, gland and Rome, Mothers True Stories,
The Boys Treasury Sports, The Wonderful Mirror,
Tales and Legends Nameiess Jewels,
How to be Man Of Business, How to be Lady,
SONGS for the Little Ones at Books Of Songs,
Home, orecept upon Precept,
Line upon Line. Our Little Ones in Heaven,
Seed Time and Harvest, Picture Play Book,
Words of Jesus,
Papel Dolls TOYS of all sizes and prices every kind Of
pretty Book Olaugh over cry over, read FROM sing FROM
from talk abOu dream about, and think about and
all make boy and girls BETTER happier and merrier,
the merry happy Christmas day, all TO Oe found at
deC22 lNGHAM & BRACES Bookstore.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported by the Union TELEGRAPH,
rFIcE, wARINe's BLOCK, CORNER OF BARK ANp
ST. CLAIR STREETS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FROM WASHINGTON

w AsHlNGTON, Lee. ~.
Contrary to recent rumors and positive assever-
ations, there is official authority for saying that
the Government to noon to-day had not received
one word relative to the return Of the sch'r Susan
to Pensacola from Nicaragua. The Government
is in daily telegraphic communication with the
Federal Officers at the various Southern ports, and
is kept advised of the filibustering movements so
far as they can be aseertained. Every effort is
being made on its part to suppress them.
Tho recent chartering of a steamship in New
Orleans with this view, was by authority of the
Government, in response to the application for
that purpose.
1t appears from the official returns from Bremen
and Hamburgh-two of the most important emi>
grant ports in Europe-that the number of emi>
grants thence to the O. S. Al, ,S44, for the ten
months and half previous to the 18th of Nov.
last This is considerably less than the emigra-
ton for the corresponding period of the previous
year.
Lord Lyons, according to the latest British
advices, will reach Washington about the LIST of
March.
Our Government has NO recent advices from
Mexico.
The President has signed a proclamation order
ing the public sale of $500, 600 acres of land in
Wisconsin during April and May, including the
alternate sections which belong to the government
along the railroad lines. Snch of the land as may
be unsold will be subject to private entry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Dec. 80.
Speaker Orr received his friends to-day at the
Aldermen's room, where many distinguished poll
ticians called upon him. He was welcomed in q
brief address by the Mayor, to which heresponded
in appropriate terms
The Washington correspondent of the Evening
Post says the statement that nothing will be done
with the tariff this session, is erroneous. A Bill is
already maturing, and Mr.. Phillips, Chairman of
the Committee on Ways and Means, thinks meas
ure can be presented which will be satisfactory to
the manufacturing interests of the North, and the
the iron masters of Philadelphia, and yet meet the
appreciation of the Southern free-traders
The same correspondent says there is prospect
that the House Military Committee will report ia
favor OF protectorate over portion of Mexico
the precise limits not fixed
A large number of Southern members, however,
including almost the whole South Carolina delega-
tion, viii oppose protectorate, proferring to stand
upon the provisions of the existing treaty, which
establishes Gordon of military posts along the
dividing line of the two countries
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IFor the Leader ]

VIOLATION OF 0RDINANcEs-(No. 2 u am glad
TO see this subject taken up. True it is that there
are many ordinances of the city designed to protect
individual rights and many, too, for the protection
and accommodation of the public, which are not
perhaps ~ so strictly enforced as they should be.
Where, if I were to commence enumerating them,
would the growing numbers end l'
I shall mention but one, namely, that which pro-
hibits leaving on the public thoroughfares any
vehicle, for a longer period than three hours
Now, is it not notorious, to say nothing Of drays,
wagons, &c, which are left by scores, if not hun
dreds, in our streets whole days and nights is it
not notorious that in many instances our streets
are regularly used as workshops, where carriages
are repaired and are kept, many in one place, for
days, if not weeks, until it suits the convenience
of the workman to do his part, that Of the own
ers to take them away.
The ordinance in question was passed five or six
years ago, and has been, as far as my knowledge
extends, wholly dead letter.
CLEVELAND, Dec. %, 1858.
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NeaU Works.
New Books.

humble.
oks in all departments Of Lite
INGHAM 4 RR AGl.lS
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u Il MEN. From the N T. DAILY Meas (Edtsrial)
I'VE desire TO call attention tea letter from Dr. Joshua
T. Bridge THE Health Of American Women in anoth-
er column He the subject able manner, and
his skill and medical judgment may be relied upon
From the Albany MoT-EinO Erpress-
arShalls Uterine CzfnOlicun has proved be fully As
valuable claimed to be in many tests made
medical and others. DR.. Bridge regular
physician Ofvery fine attsiHments Of great Judgment
and discrimination judicOus and his y successful ura
toner all Diseases especially those Of wemen ana
children"
From Physicians.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS Lee. 81.
Mr.. Yost, agent for the Navajoe Indians, writes
to the Republican, from Fort Defence to the effect
that peace had been concluded with the chiefs of
that nation on Nov. goth.
Mr.. Yost who is also Editor of the Santa Fe
Gazette, denies that that paper ever justified the
acts OF the Nayajoes as reported in telegram from
Independence some time since.
A destructive fire occurred in Boonvile. Mo-,
this morning, destroying a whole block of brick
buildings. including the Observer newspaper Office
Loss S56,OOO; insured for $4,000. Il was the
work of an incendiary
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31
NEWS BY THE OVERLAND MAIL.


James Campbell, conductor of the overland mail
route between Fort Smith and Red River, has ar
rived here, having Travelled the line to Upton on
horseback, reports that the road from Upton to
Springfield is the worst ever Travelled by coaches,
requiring 40 horses to make the trip, which ordi-
nary times Is horses is only necessary. The whole
route is now thoroughly stocked and equipped,
and every facility is afforded for speed and safety
Campbell says Butterfeld purchased a large
farm in the vicinity of Fayetteville, Arkansas,
which he designs to make his future residencel
Jas. C. Conkling is announced as a candidate for
Congress in the 9th district of Illinois by the 0ppo
sition. Mr.. Hodges the Democratic nominee to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Harris is
authentic.
Accounts confirming previous adviees respecting
the richness and extent OF the Kansas and Nebras-
ka gold mines, continue to Four in.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31

BLAcxwooD.-Hswks & Bro. have received
BIackwood foiiDecember. 1t contains the first Of
series of interesting papers upon "a cruise in
he do with it 2" A pleasant French book; The H.
ternational Copyright Congress; The Indian
Mutiny and the Land settlement; Cousin Johns
Prophecy; Sermons; Bright absurdities, and an
index to the past volume.
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NICARAGUAN AFFAIRS.

TANAMA, DEC. IS.
1 learn through private source of high charae-
ter in the northern part of Nicaragua, that a
scheme is on foot to carry out revolution in that
Republic and place the Democrats of Leon in pow
er again. This plan is said to be laid in conjunc>
ton with the Walker movement in the Q. S. and
the Government of Honduras.
The filibusters from Mobile are expected to land
at Truxillo or 0mao, and cross Honduras to Leon.
Prest Lantos Gardiala has promised to assist them
with 500 natives in driving Martinez from Mica
ragua. He made the condition, hOwsver, that
Walker should not accompany the expedition, as
he will not cOnniye at his coming in.
From 0mao or Truxillo the meditated march is
practicable and not very great.
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3. EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEST.
HEGEMAN, CLARK & cos
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL

Has been proved by twelve years experience, the best
remedy for CONSUMPTION, sCRoFULA, &c, and is
recommended by the most Eminent Physicians
CAUrIoS-Bewars OF preparations pretending to possess
the properties of the OIL in concentrated form, as many Of
hem are than useless. The PURE OIL has been
ouad to act better and have speedy effect than any
ely, or other preparation Of II.
Y Sold by Druggists generaliy dec4 e3m 20
y We would invite the attention e readers to the
"AGUE CURE" advertised in columns. It is from
such quarter will give the public confidence in its eff
cacy and have learned from reliable sources, that its
virtues viii sustain their fullest executions Citizens of
the West cannot fail appreciate the paramount value to
them of and certain remedy for this affecting dstem-
per- without either Qunne minerals and consequently
without injury to the constitutional health We have more
than ordinary satisfaction prooaiming this remedy be-
cause we arc convinced it Will answer crying want
among us and serve relieve great amount of suffering
-Repu5tioqH, WGTsdIg lad dceII
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 80.
Engine Co. No. g. from Albany, arrived yester-
day, and by invitation of brother remen, attended
Laura Keen's Theater in the evening They remain
in town three days.
Comptroller Hawes was sworn in yesterday.
Medals were yesterday presented to Capt. Van
derhOef, Mr.. Vroom, Mate of the "Peter Yizer, ~
and Edward Thune, seaman of the Dutch ship So.
phia Elizabeth, by the Life Saving Benevolent As
sociation for rescung fifteen lives from the British
bark Jennie Johnston, in October last.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31

AccIDENT.-Luke Grace, who keeps grocery
on Erie street, on Wednesday evening went to the
stable of the American Express Company for some
purpose, when he was attacked by large watch
dog and his leg and thigh severely torn and man
gied. The dog was peculiarly savage, and could
not be driven off until very severe wounds had
been inflicted He was shot yesterday morning
Grace was attended by DR.. Ackley, and is doing
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Dec. 90.
learn that several officers of the Navy will
likely be brought before Court Martial on charg-
es preferred by those who have been quito lately
reinstated. These charges grow out of testimony
given before Court of Inquiry.
A statement of the claims of American citizens
against Mexico is comRleted.
The amount is nearly sI1, ,OOO, ,OOO The state
ment of other claims is in course of preparation
The reported revolutionary movement in Cuba,
has been anticipated by the Government here fol
two months past.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31

RAGGED SCHOOL CoNcERT.-This Concert, which
is to come of January l4th, will be fine musical
entertainment. Many of our best singers have vol
unteered their services and all will be done that can
be to add to the attractions. Ossian E. Dodge has
been appointed chief manager, and he will do all
possible TO make the occasion one of the most
of the season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31
THE WEATHER..


Montreal, clear, IS below Zero.
Island Pond, VT, clear, 80 below zero.
White River Junction. clear, 4 below zero.
Rouses Point, N. Y, clear, 16 below zero.
Ogdensburgh, clear, 10 below zero.
ST. Johnsburgh, clear, % below zero.
Boston it commenced showing this morning, 5
above zero.
Portland. Me-, clear, below zero.
Bangor, clear, II below zero.
Calais, Me-, clear, IS below zero.
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A. C. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE. January q

The undersigned. Rev. K Bragg is minister in regu
lar nng and pastor Of the Orthodox Church in Brook
fed, Mass He IS gentleman of great influence. aud
universally beloved: WM DYER
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

" Plain and Ornamental Printing of every description
done the Printing Establishment the Leader Office on
he latest improved and rapid presses the best
style On short notice, and nabe rates Particular
attention paid blank Every description of Bind
as done, especially Blank Books, Ledgers Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books, &C, &C.
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MRS. ROBINSON CERTIFICATE.

NERN0F, ITumbuII Co, May Isl, lS58
This cerfes that have been in very health tor
years and found little relief after EMPLOYING number
OF Physicians My disease PTOaDSis Uteti had
been reduced by that and Fouor Albus until had become
liberated considerable extent By the advice Of D
G. Bushnell procured and took hotties Of AIarshas
Uterine latiolicOn which enabled 20 nv huS
band his last sickness until he died which about
year since have t1ken three bottles suce his death
whch has made able 20 labor and support my family al
three children. The Catholicun has nearly Iesored ne 10
health II is the only thing uat has m ated my suffer-
ing fer which feel very grateful
MARY z, ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON is for sale by City Druggists and h
Aedieine dealers generally iuIi2
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AFRICANS ARRESTED.

SAVANNAH, Dec. 10.
The Republican of this morning says that two
of the negroes recently imported from Africa have
been arrested at Macon and brought to Savannah.
They were en- route to south western Georgia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31
SOLE PRoPRIEroRs,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO.,
MANUFACTURING
PharDaCeUtiStS and Chemists,
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO

Sold in Cleveland by GAYLORD Z Hammond, VIII
Fiske, c. S. Mackeuzie. +. Z. Churchill, DR. Chas.
AmesBenton Bros. and Druggists generally
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Coal vs. WooD.-A coal burning engine is being
prepared to run on the C. & R.R The officers
of the road are confident that coal can be used as
cheaply as wood and perhaps more SO. The engine
will be used for heavy freight trains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31

NEW YEAR.-Look out for the carrier to-mor-
row morning, bright and early. Through the
year he has betn faithful to his trust, and now is
it not strange he should cry quarter of his friends
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31

q HAWKS & BRo., at their new stand on Supe-
perior street, have all the numbers of "0ur Musi-
cal Friend" Leslie, Harper, Ledger, &c, &. Look
in upon their stock in their new store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31

CANAL FREIeHT.-Two days since a boat load of
wheat arrived per canal, consigned to John Carlisle
This is probably the last arrival Of the season, al
thoughpo ice has yet formed to obstruct nayiga-
ton
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31

LosT.-In front of Williams Block, Post Office
drawer key, (new P. o. numbered l67 The find
er will confer favor on the owner by leaving at
the Leader Counting Room
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THE RELIGIOUS ELEMENT
Has been carefully provided for by
Ingham & Baagg.

BIBLES in all styles, by the American Bible
uvMS gciS Iasse siDtss are Sndn s0S' III
denominations.
PRAYER BOOKS, in velvet, antique and full
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Eg E Rufini is manufacturing the finest assOrt-
ment of Furs ever offered for sale in Cleveland
He has worked in many of the first and most ex-
tensive establishments in Europe, and he can sell
any article of Furs made for Ladies or Gentlemen
use at less than two thirds what dealers do who
buy in New York. Call and see if this is not SO.
Superior Street, three doors above Bank.
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DONATION VIsIT-The friends of Rev. W. E.
Brewster viii give him donation visit at his resi-
dence, No 81 Garden street, on Wednesday after
noon aud evening, Dec. 29th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-31

E5 The very best American Sable Capes and
Mufs ever in the city of Cleveland, have been made
lately by and can be seen at the store of E. Rufni,
aud they are offered at very low prices; less, in
fact than similar articles can be bought for in New
York Dec 24d7t2ll.
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THE BEST ARTIFICIALH HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
N H SOLOMoNSON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eeps largest Of the most approved kinds o
PEcTAcLES. Allhis glasses whether for near or fsr
ighted are ground under his inspection by machine
Of new construction with the greatest care so as to
the eyes in al curing Weakness, Dizziness or
attenuation Of Eyes, and mpartng strength for long
reading fine sewing.
y N. H. SolomOnsoa would here inform the public
that he never employs any in the sale ofhslenses
~ Also, a splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES Nj
IROSCOPEs, COAIPASSES. &C, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain perfect natural.
C-Ohce 3s Superior street underthe American Hotel
iun22
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sprfial NOtirts.
q DR.. ]. Bostetter's Celebrated Stomach

a For Gas FizzHres and Fitting-APply
Fogg Easoorth Co., IO5 and lO5 Superior street.
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COAL! C0ALm- COAL
John non & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article OF BRIAR HILL
cHIPPEWAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
~ Orders promptly filed their Yard the Canal,
near the foot Of Vineyard street. Cleveland, o.
IorN ron ocI2 d6m 226s JV. n. YATES.
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WIGS " ! WIGS I! WIGS

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEES surPass all
They are elegant, ligL easV and durable.
Fitting to = charm-n, rning up behind-no shrinking
on ehead Indeed this only Establishment where
these things properly unders.o d and made
233 Broadway, New York.
poy2l w233 W FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio, Agent.
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GuITAR.-J. II. THOMAS, Teacher of the Quit
ar, Rooms at No. 8 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. IT,