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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-30
Temnornncc EcstIynl.


A festival was held Monday evening at the
Hall of the Sons of Temperance, which proved
n very pleasant affair. A table was spread
through the centre of the Hail. on which was
laid Il bouniful supply of the substantials of
of life. After the merits of supper had been
most thoroughly discussed, feast of thought
and flow of soul was INDUCED in with zest
which spoke volumes in favor of the mental
appetites of the participants.
Among the volunteer tOasts were the fol-
lowing;
BY Geo W. Crowell--
Our Order-May it ever prove one of the
leading forces in the march of reform.
Responded to by D. W. Gage, ESQ.
BY Mr.. Clark
George p. Brr,oeH, Grand Worthy Patriarch
"A long, tried and faithful veteran in the
cause of Temperance; may his future be as
rich in promise as his past has been in use
fulness.
Mr.. Burwell, in response, said that he had
long been connected with the Order of Sons
of Temperance, and had held almost every
Office from high private up to his present pO-
sition. He had been Father in the Divs-
ion, and now that he was n Grand Father he
should by no means permit his interest in the
cause to abate.
The following toast was read by the Presi-
dent o. D. 0'Brien:
The Brightest Day that ever Da,oned upon
our DiVisiOn-The day that the Ladies' were
admitted as visitors may they with us be-
come equally interested,
Responded to by l. C. PendletOn.
Short addresses were made by W. H. Wy
man, o. D. OBrien and others.
John II. Gibbens was called upon for &
song which he proceeded to give in STYLE
which reflected credit upon his powers as {
comic singer,-after which the tables wert
removed, and all proceeded to amuse them
selves in a manner most congenial TO thell
feelings, until the hour Of twelve when, will
a closing benediction in the shape of sons
from Mr.. Hawkins, oil retired from thil
pleasant reunion apparently under the i'm
preston that they had enjoyed themselves il
a most temperate and sensible manner.
| OWL.
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THANKSGIVING SERMON We have received q
copy OF Thanksgiving Sermon delivered to his
congregation by the Pastor of Westminster
Church, Rev. F, I. Brown. He takes for his sub
ject "The English Bible" In his dedication Of
the sermon to his congregation, he states it as his
object to demonstrate that they should receive the
D'0 hsoiute unth a"itp in oil rnatiars of faith
and practice" The comprehensive history of the
origin, and several TRANSACTIONS of the sacred book
exhibits thorough knowledge of the subject
The STYLE both in writing aud printing, is unex-.
ceptionable,
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A REFORM FARM CADRT.-Young John Cof-
fee, who was sent to the Reform Farm from
this city some twenty months ago, is in town
on holiday visit. BY his industry and good
department he has risen to the post of Cadet in
the institution, and his intelligent, improved
appearance, speaks loudly in favor of the
youth aud the good institution he has been
trained in. lie is now acquiring an education,
and reports the Farm in prosperous condition
and the pleasant home of over one hundred
bows.
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PRIzE AwARDED.-The Tribune states that
Isaac Allen, of oberlin, ia the successful COM
petitor for the prize of 500 offered by the
Church Anti-slavery Society, "for the best
Tract showing that the Bible gives no warrant
or allowance to chattel slavery" The same So.
ciety has offered another prize of the same
amount for the best Tact that may be offered
on the qucstion-"How shall Northern Chris
tians md Churches nbsove themselves from all
responsible connection with SIaveryl"
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AIR DYE HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
Wm. A, Bachelors Hair Bye!

The only harmless and reliable Dye kn0ion
fho Original and host the wOrldt
All others limitations aud should be avoided
uii wish TO ridicule.
RAY, RED on Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly to a
atiful and natural Brown Black without the lsAat
4ry TO Hair or Skin.
rded to VIM. A. Bachelor 1899, and over $1,000
applications have made to the Han Of his parons
ss famous Dyes.
VIM A, BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE produces a color
at to he distinguished from nature, and WARRANTED
not to iure in tho least however long be continued
aud he i'll effect of Bid Dyes remodied the Hair inyigor
Aied for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied (.n private TOOms at the Wig
"Aotory, No. ZS3 Broadway, N Y
Sold Ia all cities towns the United statoB br Drug
,sts and Fancy Goods nealess
" The genuine has thu and address pom steel
date engraving on four sides OF each Box OF
Wht. A. BATCHELOR,
ianlT No. 2i3 Broadway, n Y.
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g.. aI S,eI'' w ~ saS ..II.T Ei9g .Il.s sRgy =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-30

PLUMBINo,-FOr all descriptions Of plumbing
work and water fixtures, there Is no better place
in the city than that Of b. p. Bower, successor to
j D. Barnes a Co., AtWater Block. Mr.. Bower Is
prepared With choice aud well selected stock,
good workmen and plenty OF them to promptly
and puneluaily execute all orders, largo or small
The numerous samples Of his work which have
been done throughout the city for many Of Oureltl-
1enH are their own advertisement
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~ great amount Of noney can be saved by
having old furs altered into new fashions, Instead
of paying bigh prieesior new furs. +, RuHinl ITS
Superior st., understands from his long experience
to make old fors most as good as new at small OK
pense His stock Of eapes, muiIs, cuffs, &C., is as
good as any in the city, all Of his own nanuiac,
ture, at lower prices than anywhere else and at
about half the price as the fuFs sold at auction
Remember l75 Superior st., 3 doors above Bank
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IEPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
VHE COOPERATION OF MGR g.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
fTNHE COOPERATION OF INGRt-
n DIENTS IN these Pills result Of long aud
xtsnsyo practIe. TheY are 1uIIu .ad
certain correct oil irregularities, Painful Menstrua-
lions, removing all obstucous, whether from cold
otherwise beadashe ptin in the 81 e. palpaton of the
heart, whites all affections, hystoics fatigue,
uail the buck and limbs Sc, disturbed sleep which
arse from Interruption of nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
vaSthe ent Of in tho treatment of
those irregularities and obsrucons which have consigned
many thousands of the young the beautiful and the be-
owed to a Premature G ave No 'emae enjoy good
health unless she is regular and whenever obstruction
axes place the general health begins to DECLINE.
DIR. CHEEsEMAN'S PILLS
the most efeetunl remedy known for all COM
plants peculiar to Females To all oasses they inNa
liable, Haeig Oi certainty periodical regularity They
are known thousan who hava used thom at dileren
periods throughout the country having the sanction some
Of the most eminent physicians America. EEDct dee
as stating hea and tOhen they should not be used with
N Box--.ho Price One Dollar each JOr containing 20
%.
valuable pam1h ct bo had free, OF The Agents Pills
By mail promptly, by enclosing price To the General
mt. sold " Druggists generally
u. Il. HUfCHINGS, General Agent,
l65 Cuambers St. New York
I'D ia Cleveland at VIM. Fisk's and Galord Ham
u1dis, 10C1euWd&W
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the WEATHER.

DTNNMUNW NV9
Observation-Disclosures very clear and cold; thor
mometer II deg below zero. The river is frozen
opposite tho city
Boston, y A. M.-Thermometer deg, below
zero; weather clear and ice forming rapidly in the
Bay.
Rouse's Point--Thermomste 80 below zero.
81. Johnsbury--32 below.
0gdensburgh-2O below.
White River Junction---24 below.
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FROM NEw MRXICO.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo Dec. %.
Tho New Mexican mail with dates to the 9th
inst, arrived to day.
The Navajo Indians arc again hoslile--having
killed. one man and wounded two Others who won't
TO trade with them.
The outgoing mail which left hero four weeks
ago, was attacked by Indians beyond the Arkan-
sas river.
There was an escort with the mail, and tho In
dians were repuised Mono Of the mail party wore
hurt. This mail came with Moore 4 Roos' train,
crossing Arkansas, thence in alone. No Indians
seen. They experienced very cold weather, and
with difficulty kept their mules from freezing.
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The oMALIACAss.'severa witnesses have been
examined in the case of the Kelley's, accused Of
the murder of Mrs. o'MGa. Quite a crowd assem-.
bled at the Police Court rooms. We shall notice
the continuation Of the trial
RoBBERY.-The West Side officers having re
ceved information Of the stealing of trunk by
one Mrs. Mary Ann Bell, who entered the house Of
Samuel Mc'Gee in that classic precinct known as
Irishtown, on Saturday, and abstracted said trunk
without leave OF license, entered the shanty Of Mrs.
Bell and found the trunk with other property evi.
IDENTIFY stolen. The ''eccentric" famale was com.
mtted for trial before the Court Of Common Pleas.
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TAKE NoTIcE LIaUoR sELLERs.--state ofOhio
vs.. T. c. Evans, charged with selling intoxicating
liquors. plead guilty. The defendant claimed that
he kept respectable house. The court fined The
dNiendant $50 and costs-ihe highest fine the law
allows, Judge Bishop decided that the object
OF the 'sw was to prevent the selling Of
Intoxicating liquors to be drank where sold, and
that he should assess the highest fine the Law al
lows; and that If the same person should be found
guilty OF second offence imprisonment should 10
added. We ara glad 10 SEQ the law on the subject
OF dfam-sei!irg put thus cmphatIcally in force.-
The liquor selling business is one Of the greatest
curses to our city, and we hope to see the matter
put through" til these retailers Of liquid poison
dnd the Infamous traffic tOoexponslve to BE- profit
able.
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EDWIN CoProcK- arrangements have been made
to inter the body of the martyr COppOck in the
Cemetery in Salem. The funeral services are
to take place on Friday, Dec 9Oth, at the
Town Hall, at o'clock p NJ
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5s5- Neuralgia, Fits, 81. Vitus Dance, Paraly-
els, spinal complaint, general local debility, or
nervous PrOstrauOn, arc cured by DR.. dibsOn's
new electrical treatment without difficulty. II
never fails aud may justly be regarded as a spe-
clc. 0faee No. III Ontario street, a fsW doors
from the Public Square,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-30

HoLIDAY PRESENTS advise those persons
wishing to get handsome and useful present to
call on h. Benedict Son, and look at their splen-
did assortment of Ladies and Chlldren's Furs,
which they are selling at such low prices .hat all
can afford TO purchase them.
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PROM ROCnEsTRR.

RocHEsTER, Dee. 20.
A large Union meeting was held in this city
last evening which was addressed by James
Brooks and Ex-Governor Hunt The Tesolu-
tlonE adopted were Of rather mixed character.
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WLLoeouBy UNvnasi1Y,--This ilouishina
I Institution now occupies the new University
edifce, snd we learn by the PaiueoviIle Tqlo-
graph that about 100 students are in attend
ance. Pfof Sears, who is at the head of the
University, is much approved by the students
and the friends Of the school.
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AccIDENT.-Mr. f, NJ. Webb came very near
getting killed yesterday morning in attempting to
jump on board the cars while under motion. His
foot slipping he fell, aud it was only by severe
effort that he avoided being run over He was
30 fortunate as to escape with an injury to one Of
his eyes. The experiment is always dangerous
one to those not used TO the feat and should always
be avoided by such
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-30

CoNoREoAToNAL.-Th That excellent man oud d.
vine, the Rev JAMEs sHAw, OfNewburgh,hss ae-
cepted tho PsstOrship Of the First Congregation.
al Church Of Windhsm, Portage county The 1n-
stallation exercises will take place on the u
and 4th of January next
The Congregational Church in Aurora, Por-
tage county, will celebrate It's 50th Anniversary
on the first Sabbath in January.
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tsS7 The Literary Companion is the namo of a
new weekly just out published by Gleason of Boz
ton. 1t is neatly printed, quarto form, aud devo
ted exclusively to literature. Hawks have il.
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FRozEN OvER.-The river at Detroit is frozen
over so thoroughly that only the heavy steam-
ers of tho railway ferries are ablo to break their
way through it. at Crosse Isle teams cross on
the ice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-30

~ Merrimac Prints and all the other desirable
makes constantly received, making the assortment
GIlOdys complete. You will find at H. d. Kendall
& Co.'S in eUery department, New styles goods
added daily, making their stock full at ali sea-
sons II
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PLAIN Am ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

: TLNIW NWU UHNNNI FIF T NJ 7 MY IEFNN''
~ PLAIN and Ornamental Printing of every description
done the Printing Establishment Of the LrADRR Office
on the latest improved and repd Steam Presses in the
best style short notice. and reasonable rates Par
teuar attention paid to Blank Work Every description
Binding done, especially blank Books Ledsors JouiRa
Sales Books, Receiving Books sc &c
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70 The Panorama continues to draw at the Melo-
deon. Go and hear the old whaler aud learn how
they catch fish Tin the South Sea-" II is well
worth your while.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS NY THE
AsAGO.

FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS NY THE
ASAGO.
NEw YoRK. Dec 30.
letter from Perth reports that the Emperor
Of Austria conlemplates abdioating the crown In
favor Of his son, child born tho 26th Of August
1858, aud appointing at present bis brother the
Arch Duke Maximillian, formerly Governor Of
Lombardy.Ve
The reason assigned for the projected abdica-
tlon is, that the Emperor sees with dismay that
Austria u going 10 wreck and ruin, and shrinks
from the risk Of 1guring personally in history as
the last Of the HaDsbutgs.
The Copenhagen Darbladsl OF the 18th inst,
announces that Prince Christian, Of Denmark, has
refused the post Of Governor Of Holsteiu, offered
10 him. Government has In consequence given
up the project.
Garabaldi was married on the 9TH Of December
TO a daughter Of NJ. Raimondi, an Italian patriot
residing on the Lake Of Como.
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~ A beautiful assortment Scaris for Ladies,
Misses, and Gentlemen-a new lot just opened by
II. d Kendall h Co. yesterday II
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FIRE AT DETRoIr The large four story gro.
Gerry store of Miller & Judd, on Woodward ay-
enue, was burned Tuesday night Loss SIS
600; insured $4,000
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FIRE.

Nav YORK, Dec 20.
A Gre broke out this morning Mt 5S Beekman
st., occupied by Black, Cram q Co., looking glass
store, which was totally destroyed, with many
more warehouses, among which arc thoss occupied
by Duncan West, Buckley a Co., and Cyrus W.
Field, paper dealers; II. X. Haydock, drugt; En-
dicott & Co., liihogtaphers; Mnson a Dodge,
heating apparalus-all on Beekman st, and en-
urely destroyed.
The following are among tho buildings badly
injured; in Gold street, the warehouse owned by
Parrot and the building occupied by HenWell,
importers, and @. o. Smith, japaner.
On Fulton street; the stores Of j. McKissaue,
Wade, surgical instruments; Edward p. Back, im.
porter Of musical Instruments aud others, and ol
Lewis Fieschman, Fulton Scale Manufacturers
On Ann street fonr buildings between Wolham
and Gold, occupied mechanics shopP, small
dwellings and drinking saloons. are burned.
Cyrus W, Field & Co., have SsO,COO insured OF
stock, .H'f.N
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T-5@ Table Linen, Napkins, Linen ShirtinGs,
Towelings, Huckabucs, and the best Jour shilling
SHIRT Front Linen to be found in Cleveland at
Kendall & Co s. 1t
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FRTDAY moRNTNo, DEC 30, 1859.
TRAvHLER,s REGISTER.
ARRIVALS.
NKW ADYERTIsEMRNTs

8. s. Barrie-Coal Oil IN store.
o. Gutter q son--Auotion sale.
E, I. Baldwin & Co.--New Dry Go. ds
Rouse Jennings-Real Estate.
WIN oker-Administrstoi's Notice,
Boarders Wanted
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~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c., &c,
very large stock, and all warranted of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoGd, ENswORTH * Co.'S,
octl Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.
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IzB' Fine fall Of snow last night-capital sleigh
ing-"TOt 'em out"-sleigh bells--bufhlo robes
other "fxins"-glangl
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E,3' New and beautiful Delaines received yester-
day by II D. Kendall Il Co, Nothing more ac.
ceptable than nice Deleine for Holiday Pres
ent. II
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Lttlss Wcolsa Oaeais.h olsttt tat
Hltls--Mlnsts and Qsnif dHio 10 ~ styles and
auaIllIea d D D. Kshdall 3 oeh . u
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E-3' IL. d. Kendall & Co. have a large stock Of
French sheetng Flannels, We would call the
gentlemen's attention TO this fact. It.
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Books i'm Sets.

IRvING's LIFE OF WAsHINGToN-In wells.
WEBSTER'S WORKs-ROuud in full calf vols.
IIUME's HISTORY OF EHCLAND--CalG vols.
SPECTATOR--CalG 6vsls.
BANCRoFT's HISTORY UNITED STATEs-7 vols.
CoOPEks NOVELS-Ia styles binding, 80 vols.
IRYINGS COMPLETE Notwithstanding Life of
Washington l." q vols.
MARRTATT's WORKS. Half calf, antique.
AUDUeoN's BIRDS or AMERICA Hall Russia bind
ing Z vols.
cYcLoPRDIA OF AMERICAN LITERATURE-Ir
vols
cYCLotRDiA OF ENGLISH LTgRArUBE-In
NJ.s.
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IL o'clock.-Tbe Gre Is now exlinpuished and
has proved LEES disastrous than was at FIRST cup
on Ann ST., are destroyed; two fronting FELTON, ct.
and running through TO Doekmsn st. were dam
aged 10 the rear.
The loss is estmot ted at $500 900, and the in
surance will probably cover it.
Several fromen are reported injured by the
falling walls.
The number of buildings burned and injured ia
dfteen.
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~ The real Welch PlanReIs that win not
shrink, English Flannsls, Shaker FlauneIs, in ali
widths and qualities, at II. d Kendall 4 Co.'S. Il
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s3s- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, j. S. MatsOn's and Olmstcds news depois
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Qnnlan's, ITS Ontario Street.
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NEw HoRK, Dec. 20.
Il IL supposed that the cargo Of The steamer
Granada, consisting chiefly OF cotton, will be
nearly total loss Everything below the deck is
submerged.
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DR. McOnsrooK's OOLD AND CoyeH MIX
,supv Among ths cold asd cough remedies" that food
ae market this aon, stands the solid asis Of true
ealoal sr,ence DR. McClinook stands in the fore fron
me uroeysion stakgs his reputation what he Of
q 10 tho sick genuine curative. Never has ihi
&.,o,.r.,,oo s.lgdaed his guaranty Price Is cents.
1Sold h, VIM FIsKE, Druggist
w Clevei ard.
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.AItAinfrp,
ladies Notice.
WIGSl WIGSl WIGSl

BATCHELoRs WIGS AND ToUPERs npsss sn.
fhsy are elagHnt light, onfy and durable.
blninE 10 ohaftno turniug up behind-no shrinking
tho bead iadeod, this h ths ons Estnhahmont whsrs
these thlngs are properly understood and made.
.IhHH sas Broadway, Nov Fosh.
lahlI W.BIsKn. Cleveland. Ohio. Aseui
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~ The finest assortment Embroideries in the
city Is at II. D. Kendall & Co.'s. It
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THE MUNICH GALLERY-Autiquo Binding q Plates
THE BERLIN GALLERY-
THE STAFFORD GALLERY"
REYNARO THE FOX Translated from tho German.
MERCHANT OF VENICE-Elosantly illustrated.
COURT OF NAPoL LEoN-Aniiquo Binding, Illustrated
III GAR A. PoES PoETICAL WoRKS-Antiquc, with
Illustrations
DANA's HOUSEHOLD BOOK OF PoETRY-In fun
Tu key md half binding.
BRYANTs PoEMs-AnliQe, and Gne Illustrations.
WASHINGTON At MT VERNON by Losing, in
styles binding
WOMEN OF BEAUTY AND HFRoISM-By Good
rich, extra bound
vAVoR1TE ENGLISH PoETs--Antique binding.
MooRE's IRISH MkLoDlEs-An elegant illustrated
work
DARLEYs YsMARGARET-Fnll Turkey, plain bind ng
PARALLELS OF OUR LoRD-Antique bindg, illusd.
oDEs SoNNETs-Aptique binding, cnlorod pls cs
GOETHE, FAUST-In Germ n, hnely llusttRsl
POETS OF THE NlNkTEENTI CENTURY l-2 calf.
AMERICAN SCENERY In three styles Of ondins.
WILLIAMS ViEwS IN GREECE-Bouid in Turkey
SABBATH DEJ Is, CtIMED ny THE POETS
THoMsoN's SEASONS Foil Turkey b uding.
TRNNTs0R's PoEAIs-Antquo budlng.
RHYMES AND RoUNDELAYs-Turkoyb binding
ATLANTIC oUvENlR-Muslin,g gilt,
Poetry of the Fields,
Poetry OF the Year,
rosorted VillRge
Plonsure of Hope aud Pleasures of Memory,
P1etioal Works OF Thomas Grav,
,,, ly gs Visueltos.
HERBERT,
MACKEY,
sPENsER,
| WHITE,
| CowPER,
| MILTON
GOLDSMITH,
JOHNSON
SHAKESPEARE, Sc
All in uniform styles Of binding
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FoR HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Call at Green's for
one OF his gems Of Art, viz Plain or Coored Photo.
graphs, equal TO the best ever exhibited In this
Vicinity. FoREsT CITY GALLERY,
nOYl7.263 243 Superior Street