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In his manly letter in support Of Lincoln
and Hsmlin, the Hon. Edward Bates, Of Mis-
souri, prefers the following strong and true
bin against the Democratic party and It's
policy. The National jury viii pronounce a
verdict Of guilty in November next Mr.
Bates says; OF gEE HaJf WIZ
To me it is plain that the approaching CON
test must be between the Democratic and Re
publican parties and, between them, prefer
the latter.
The Democratic party, by the long posses
sion and abuse Of power has grown Wanton
and reckless; has corrupted itselfand prevent
ed the principles Of the Government; has set
itself openly against the great home interests
OF the people, by neglecting TO protect their
industry, and by refusing to improve and
keep in order the highways and depots Of
commerce; and even now is urging measure
in Congress to abdiesie the constitutional
power and duty to regulate commerce among
the States, and 10 grant TO the States the
discretionary power 10 levy tonnage duties
upon all our commerce, under the pretense of
improving harbors, rivers, and lakes has
changed the status ofthe negro slave by max
ing him no longer mere property, but politi-
clan, an antagonist power in the State, a
power 10 which all other powers are required
TO yield, under penalty of adissolution Of the
Union has directed its energies to the graf
ifchtion of its lust of foreign domain, as man
Tested in its persistent efforts TO seize upon
trOp cal regions not because those countries
and their incongruous people are necessary,
or even desirable, to be Incorporated into onr
nation, but for the mere purpose of making
Slave States, in order to advance the political
power Of the party in the Senate and in the
choice Of the President, so as etfectually TO
transfer the chief powers Of the Government
from the many TO thefeW; has in various in
stances endangered the equality of the CO.
ordinate branches of the Government, by ur-
gent efforts to enlarge the powers Of the Ex-
ecutiye at the expense Of the Legislative de-
partment; has attempted 70 discredit and de-
grade the Judiciary, by affecting to make it
at first, the arbiter Of party quRrreis, TO become
soon and inevitably the passive registrar of
party DEGREES.
In most, if not all these particulars, | un-
derstand the Republican party Judging it by
its acts and by the known opinions ofmany
of its leading men) TO be the exact opposite Of
the Democratic party; and that is the ground
Of my preference Of one party over the other.
And that alone would be a sufficient reason,
If had not other good reasons, for supporting
Mr.. Lincoln against any man who may beput
forward by the Democratic party, as the ex-
ponent of its principles and the agent to
work out, in practice, its dangerous policies.
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OIRoULATE THR DooUMENq D
THE CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
(ESLARoED)
For che Cnmpnign Ending Jan. 1, 1851.

THE CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
(ESLARoED)
For che onnPniEn Ending Jan. l. 1851.
rug LARoEsr CAMPAIGN PAPER IN THR WEST.
We have commenced the Presidential
Campaign, by hosting the names of OfLNooLN
and HAHN for President and Vice Presi-
dent, enlarging the Leader, and donning 9
new dress. As regards the appearance Of
our paper, the Leader speaks for itself. i
has now more reading matter than any PaPsr
published in Ohio. We propose TO de our
share in the great work before US by putting
the price Of the Weekly Leader for the Cam
paign ending January 1st, at the following
extraordinarily low rates.
One 55
Five OOpies 5'OO
Ten C0pies.................. O'OO
Twenty COpies.......'....'...-... B'OO
Fifty 4O.OO
One Hundred COpies...................... $500
An extra copy to the getter up Of clubs Of
20 and upwards.
Remember the price zoe haze charged IS to
January Isl, 1861.
We are induced to put the Leader at tho
above low rates on account of the hardness
Of the times.
It will be seen by analyzing the above
scale, that the price of the Leader is as fol-
lows, per copy:
One IS cents.
Club Of Five per coPy.................. 80 =
Club Of Ten g ..........r....... so
Club Of Twenty {" ................. as +"
Club Of Ffftty .....-.......... 40
Club Of One Hundred, per Copy IS
The Weekly Leader will be what it ever
has been, a family as well as a political
newspaper. It will have the latest news by
telegraph and mail; it win have a correct
market report it viii contain information
on every subject worthy of attention, and it
will discuss and defend the doctrines Of the
glorious Republican party in truthful and
dignifed manner. tt viii publish the
speeches Of the leading Republican speakers
during the Campaign it will give statistics
and argument to show the immoralities,
crimes and wicked designs of the pro-slavery
Democracy, the most conspicuous of which,
are the re-opening of the African Slave
Trade, the acquisition of Cuba at the expense
of sanguinary war with Spain and other
European powers, the naturalization and ex-
tension Of Slavery, and the continuance Ofthe
present tyranical Democratic dynasty.
Remember we send till lst January next,
80 weeks, at the above price, at the less rates
usually charged for a campaign of twenty
six weeks.
Address f. COWLES & CO.,
Leader Office, Cleveland, o.
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8oardinQ.

DOARDING HOUSE---DR. I. B.
I'D BEACH has taken the fne Boarding House,
No. 30 Superior street, which has been newly ftted
up and is now open f0r the reception Of bOarders.
jy25-2t3
DOARDING HOUS Eft IT +
I'D HOUSE, No. q Public Square, and by the
Stone Church,-One Of the pleasantest locations in
the city--laB been thoroughly repaired, and is
open for BOarders. Families wishing to furnish
their own rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms and Single
BOErdsrs aud Day Boarders will find good aoeommo-
dations on reasonable terms. References given aud
required. apr2- d0:RzQL 6. ". BURRIff.
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T AW BOOKS,

Angel on Water Courses,
lAngell on the Law Of Carriers
laAngell and Ames on COTporati0ns,s
Bishop on Criminal Law, 2 vols,
Bishop on Marriage and Divorce,
1sEourier's Law Dictionary,
-kouTier's lnstitutes, vols,
-Hrightley Digest,
ECushing's Massachusetts, Reports, II vols,
Ch.tty on Pleading, vols, - r.
Chittys Blackstone, 2yOls.,
Curtis, Decisions in the Supreme Court Of U. 3.
p vols,
Conkling's Treatise on the Courts Of U. s.
Chitty on Contracts,
Chlttendon's Digest OF Ohio State Reports,
Chitty on Bills,
Drake on Attachments,
Decisions In the Dred Scott Case,
Greenleaf on Evidence, 3 vols,
Hillinrd on Torts or Private Wrongs vols,
Hurd on Habsas Corpus, F.
kent's Commentaries, vols,
Mathews Guardians Guide,
Eashs Digest Of Ohio Reports
Nash's Pleading and Practice
Ohio State Reports, complete SETS
Parsons on COntracts, vols,
Parsons Mercantile Law,
Reddeld on Railways,
Rats Guide for Administrators,
Swans Treatise for Justices OF the Peace
Story on Sales,
Swans Manual for Administrators,
Story on Partnership,
Swans Revised Statutes (1riI be ready in June,)
United States Digest, II vols,
United States Equity Digest, vols,
Walkers American Law,
Wharton's Criminal Law
WendelPs Black stnne. vols, HU
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8rass foaNara.

TAMES H. ODELL. BRASS
- F0Q bEh AND NAN NgfACTyRER Of
few doors from Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. HI
is prepared 10 furnish all kinds OF work used for
used IN the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps of all
kinds made and repaired Brass Casting done daily,
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FROF. WOODS HAIR

-THAT FROF. WOODS HAIR
RESTORATIVE vii preserve infallisly ne
Growth and Color Of the hair, Il usad two OF llre5
stors shs sTa3 cover The baid win natuTsis on or-
nament the hair make il mora son and baalti!t1l
than any OIL and preserve ts scalp fre ron AZ d1-
ease 70 the greatest age. Statesmen judges Attor
neys, Doctors, ClergYmen, Professional men and
Gentlemen and Ladies Of an classes, am over The
in its hIFUr Read the follUping nd IIIglges
HICKORY GROVE, 81. Charles COZ NO, NoT. y, ls5-
mer We were induced % use some % yQur Hair 9e-
storatiya and is effects were 50 wonderful We eel it
our duty to you and the afflicted ~ report Il.
Our little sons bead for some time had been per-
lectly covered with sores, and snule called u lealQ
head. The hair almost entirely csuio % in colss-
quenee, when friend seeing his suiierings- advised
rs 10 se your ResforstiTe We did 80 With little hope
sf success hut 10 our surprise and that 81 an oar
friends, very lew Applications removed the dlsease
entirely and new and luxuriant crop of hair soon
healthy scalp and as luxurlnt crop o. hair as any
elhsr S9lla He eens =, l 81 ~ ~ {li -.
diseases Of the scalp and hair We are yolrs Esct-
SARAH A. HIGGINB0THlAh.
PRoF. WcoD-Dear Sir: Ny hair had, tor several
years been becoming preEla turey Iays aceo y alis
cation Of oil Necessary in dressing it, When con
neneed using your Hair keslqrntIEe about Two
months ago Il was II that condition. and having
continued is until within the thres LAST Eezs
1t has turned 20 its natural color, aud assumed a
produced by the application Of oil % ay other prep
aratOn have ever used regard i g an inqlslen,
-@oAo Aa-Ae - gtaA l--g
as a Hair Restorative for the simple purFllse
OF dressing or beautifTing the hair You hgTe pr
mission 70 resr 70 all who entertain any doubt o.
its performing al that Is claimed tqr IT,, -.
MRS C. s1IQADsst
Cincinnati, o., Feb. 10, 1851. rs Third 81
PROF. WOOD-Dear Sirs By the adylee OF iriend
Of mine, who had been using your Hair Restorative
was induced TO try it. had the lraT some fin1a
last May, and nearly ever hair In ny head came lt
Now my hair has come in a great deai thicker lhan
ever il was. Nothing but q duty and s7ITlt ty thai
feel to communicate TO Others who al11 an cted
have beeB, would induce 30 giFe this public
acknowledgements Of the benefit have received fru1a
Prof Woods Hair Restorative. ~
Very respectfully, a. u. AAD0be.
The Restorative B put up iE bottles q tres sizes
viz Large, medium and snail she small lleldz =
dium holds at least twenty Der cent more iu plulr-
tOn than the small, rstai5 Tor two dollars PER hQttei
the large holds quart, 20 cent morq n uTolorr
tion and ratails for three dollars pgr bQitie.
Q. J. WOOD = Co, PrOprietors, No. ~ Broadway,
New York, and No. ia Market street 81. Louis No.
And sold By ali Druggists and Fancy Good8 Deal
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German. d &c Unltea states.

The total number of Germans in the uni
ted States, according to the census OF 1850,
was 5,6sS, ,620-24 per cent. Of the entire
population; 30 per cent of the white popu-
lation; 90 per cent. Of the fractional repre-
sentative population; 254 per cent. ofthe nine
Northern States; and / 8 per cent. of the twelve
Slave States; and 43 per cent Of the nine
Western States. Pennsylvania furnishes the
largest proportion Of Germans-there being
l,f32, 733; Ohio, $50, 74l; Indiana, ss5, 800;
Missouri, s0O,OOOi New York, 52e,42 The
New York Herald makes the following esti-
mate Of the German population Of 1860:
German population In ls59............... s,6ss,5sO
Natural increase hY the surplus Of births, .-
4 Per cent. PER anuum ................-. $3.50
Increase by immigration since is50..-..... 1854
Increase Of immigration in ten years, Al
~ Der cent. per aanan.--...'.-.-.....-- lls,fV /.
Total Of Germans in is6O ................ 7,46l,72I
The aggregate representative population
divided by 233-the number Of representa-
tFes established by the laW-giyes for the
year 1860 the number Of 100 600 inhabitants
as the ratio Of apportionment among the sew
eral States. According to this ratio, and
doducting from the total German population
20 per cent. as not representative. the Ger
man element should be represented in the
Senate Of the United States by sixteen sena-
tors, but is represented By Mines in the
House Of Representatives by fifty. eight mem
bers. There area few Representatives ofGer-
man descent in Congress, an Of whom were
born in this country, VII. " Killinger
of Pennsylvania; J. II. Knnlzle Of Maryland /;
John Schwartz Of Reading, Pa; and Angus
tus Frank Of New York.
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Also anford's Family CathaTtio Pin,

CompOr lded from Pure Vegetable E1trlets, and put
" N Glass Cases, Air Tight, and viii Iean
In any climate.
The FAMILY CATIIARfIC PILL g. a renfIs brr
active Oafhartic, which the pronrietor has user in
his practics more than twenty years.
The constantly incre1af ing demand ir1nl floso
who have long used the 20 PIN and tie s1fisfac-
tion which all express in = regard 70 their uiu h1s
induced me 70 placa them = WithiH The reac oi an
The Profession veil know thar diIlaront o.
thartics act on di1erenti- tn0rfi0n on th8 bowels
The Family Cafhartic.- Pill has, With duo rUidr-
ence 10 this we'll estab- lished fact beon COM
pounded from a VARSITY y of tho nureel HeQefabl8
Extracts which act aliks on every part cf tho ali
n7ntarY canal, and are'e5 Ia0OB and s1FE % al
cases where Cathartic = is needed, such ns De-
rangemeufs Of the Sfon-7 acI, Sleeniness pnins Ia
the Back and Loins, Cos- tveness, Pain and Soro-
ness over the whole Body from sudden cold, which
frequently, If neglected. = end IN long course Of
Fever, Loss Of App8-lEs ltite, q Creeping SeusS-
tion Of Cold over ther Body, Restlssanass,
Headache, or Weight|~T IN tho lead, an lnfaul-
matOry Diseases, Worms = In ChlldFen or Adults,
rheumatism, great Purlter Of rho Blood, and many
diseases % winch esh Il heirs 700 numerous % men
tiuu IN this advertisement. Duse 70 8
PRICE 80 UEhIS.
- The Liver lnVigorafur and Family Cllhartic
Pills retailed b. Druggists rsncrIllTs and sold
wholesale by the Trade in al The larg9 towns
81 w. SAN FORD, ~. D.,
Manufacturer and Fruurigtor
iy7d&WRs S35 BroadEay, Nov York.
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C0ai.
.HE HAMM0NnSYILLE -MIN-

THE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have Gu
hand, at Wholesale and hetaii from their own
Mines and EauufactOries-
HAMMONDsY1BLE COAL, ior Gas, Steam, Smith
fnQHui EluueEfie uaa.
HAMMOADsYILLEe0 e0KE No.i' for Manuietur
HAMHoFDsViLIE oOEE No. 2, 6r Domestic
HAlIM0NDsVILHE FIRE CLAY, wen ground,
HAMMONDSVILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat
tern, and wedge sids wedge, circle or arch and
cupola.
HAh1M9IQ9EDsYILLE No LE FIRE EcLAY RErORTs AND
HAMMoSPsYfLIE FIRE CLAY TILE, ofeyery
HAMM0ApsE4LLE FiRE CLAY FLUE COY-
LIS e1 ~ ~ = very pRtiern. ls
HAMMUNlsN Alf1. + shAtE CLAY FLOWER VA
SES. plain and ornamental .---
HAMM0hDSNILLE NErRlFIED WATER PIPE,
GAS PIPE, &C. Of every size and variefy efn-
bracing single and double branch screw bends
&C. Also, t-
HAAMONDSYILLE COAL OH.
For lubricating and burning, lat wholesale 0nly.)
j. j. MOChAFELLOW,
General Agent. Ofice On q. q p Pier, Cleveland,
Ohio mar23R2i
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q. z. 9drFrtisfnttnts,

EDWARD A. LAMBERT & co,
\ Importers Of and wholesale dealers in Station
sTy, Il9 and IN William street. New Y Ork Offer 20
.he Trade ful and well selected stock u English,
fremch, German and Domestic Goods, Of their own
importRti0ns or bought from first hands, and which
Terms.
Catalogues or samples furnished on application.
Orders bY mail receive the personal attention Of
me Of the lrm and filled complete.
special inlpOrtations made 20 order IL required.
.eaH
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8ailafrs

DROOKS S. q. & e. W, BUILD-
sa5h Brackets and ali kinds Of scroll Saying aud
Gothic work. Particular attention paid 70 Fitting
up Stores FACTORY on Division street. near Centre
Block, Cleveland, Ohio. nOl0:c3l
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MANNING 3 REITC, MACHTN-
lVN lists and EgqTNEERS, and
MAsuF9cruRERs %

STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY
OF every description Bolts for bridges and other
uses, Iron Grating and Blacksmithing generally.
HEwITT's Buck, MEsT sTaE1Ti CIEF EIAsp, OHIO.
~ Second haRd Engines taken in exchange for
new work, or sold on commission. JObbing and Re
pairing promptly attended to- aug2ld&Wtf
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sale Of Yoke of AbrhInm LiueOIn's Oxen


sale Of a Yoke Of Abraham LineOln's Oxen.
Two veteran oxen from Illinois, cold and
well stricken in years, as the wrinkles in
their horns abundantly testified, were sold
this morning at AllertOn's market, Forty
fourth street. They were brought to this
city by Mr., s, H. Jones, of Illinois, and had
been fed by Mr.. Hawks, of Macon county, in
that State.
These animals have achieved a career more
eventful than is usual to those s'born TO their
condition Of life They have been :he
property of many owners and performed la
bors, if not as arduOus and memorable, GER
tainly more continual and diversified than
those Of Hercules. Many years since they were
the property Of Abraham Lincoln, under
whose driving they broke the glebe of the
prairie, and hauled rails to fence broad acres
in the county of SangamOn. Another owner
employed them at similar work in Mclean.
When the tide of settlement turned to Kan
sas, they were taken thither, to perform agri-
cultural labor and aid 70 eonsecrate the virgin
soil to Freedom. Pixies Peak aroused their
owner, and they were next employed to haul
draught wagons with emigrants and provi-
siOus 10 the auriferOus mountain. Bus age
came upon them; they were sold and return
ed to the Prairie State, where they were fed
for the market, to which they have been
brought by Mr. Jones. The ages Of these
animals is thirty-three years. Their history
was the theme of every tongue while they
were in market, and aAbe Encoln's CATTLE
brought flll prices. Their owner parted
from them with much reluetanee-N y.
Posi- r.l-IEI III GAS
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finantial.

EOREIGN EXCHANGE
II Drafts in amounts 70 suit, from S. upwards, on
England aud FrnRCe, and all the principal Cities Of
Germany. on Frankfort Berlin, Laipzig, Vienna,
Nuremberg, Cassels Cologne Hamburgh, Bremen
stuttgart, Mannheim aud Prague. For sale by
mrl2 RETTBERG q HAUSMANN.
QT0 nm MONEY ADVANCED,
DlU, ,UUU In sums to suit-at the Old stand
and we'll known WAfNER'S OFFICE-on securities
Of every kind, viz: Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and
Clothing, Furniture Carpets, Pianos Mirrors, Paint
ings, General Merchandise, and Personal Property.
and articles 0f Value, the most satisfactory terms
Business strictly private Established 1851 Watches
and JeWelry for sale at bargains
WM. WAGNER, Ofice No. 8 Water St.
Corner Superior street. over Geo. A. Davis Co.
Clothing Store
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LIVER fNFTGO-

~ RATOR never Debflitates Il "a cOmp6unded
entirely free FROM GUNS, and has become an es-
tsblished fact, Standard Medicine, known and ap-
proved BY all " no have used e. and Is now resOrtcd
70 with confidence In al the diseases for which % .
recommended.
1t mas cured thOusandsf within the last two years
who had given up al = hops Of Eellel, a9 TIE
numerous solicited certificates IN NY possea-
sion show. -
The dose must Be adap-F ted 70 lheiel paramcntof
the individual taking g, & and used IN such Quanti
ties &c act ganarally = Ioa the bowels.
Let the dictates Of your = Judgment guide VOC iu
the use Of the Liver = iINFIGOhAIOA, and Is
viii cure LTVER C0M-l| PLANTS BILIOUS Ar
EACKs, ,DTsPEF5IA. CuR0E. - no DIahRHEA, eUlllER
COMPLAINTS, DTsEETERT = Dlo1sTf soU1 STOMACH
HkBIrUAL CosTrVESEss, = loH0LIc, GHoLEla Is
FANTUE, FLAFUEENCE,lf1 - IJAUNDHcE, 2 EuhlE
WEAENEss, and may Be used succc7alHllr a. a.
ORDINARY FAMILYIa5 MEDICINE u Will
cure SICK HEADACHE q lss thousands can tus-
tify,l I n TWENTY - MINUTES, II Two
OR THREE FEAZ ISPUONSFuL ARE Ia
KIN az the cUmmuncs-'l lnent Of the attack.
All who use II giving ther testimony in rs "a
Vor
~ Nix water in the mouth with the InTiqorator
and swallow both together.
Also anfond's Family Cathartic Pills,
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OOKB G0KEIl GOKEflI---H
AH WALLACE & son ARE NOW MANU-
FICTURING Coke from tie pnrs HAAMONDs-
VILE Strip Vein COAL, which Is superior
70 any other Coke Ina the market. We furnish
Testimonials from numerous mau uiacturefa who are
now using Il, aud who speak Of its character IN the
1Iso. a Constant supply Of HammondsviIle Strip
Vein SMITH1EG COAL; and alsc for Domestic
Being located isnedlateiy the liuo Of the Cleve
land PitlrhHEf liallE1llf We can ship with dis
f,stch 10 any p1ft of The State. Orders solicited
n. II. WALLACE a son,
HammondsYille, JeiafaOn County, Ohio.
fahlka
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8attat 0tfitt Sgentg.
" EIGN- Patent Ofios Agency, opposite We'd
dell House, Bank street, Cleveland, Ohio. .-. - -
Xxx W. 81 BURRfDGB, Z ,
fmy2Rll51 sEHU BRAINERD.
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0abiMet STare.

EURNITURE AND UNDERTA-
u kING.-C. L. BAuDER Co., having removed
their Ware Rooms 10 their Old stand, No. % Pros
In the line Of Cabinet Ware and Upholstry.
HNDERTAKING.---A LARGE AS
~ sortment Of Ready Made CoiIins always kept
on hard aprl G. L. BAUDER co.
~ w. BERRY. UPHOLSTERER
Ne and Manufacturer Of Lounges, and all kinds
OF Mattresses and Bedding, Cushi0ns, Curtains,
praperlcs sc, No ~ Superior street Hi four doors
below Commercial Branch, Cleveland, Ohio.
All orders promptly executed. Particular atten-
tOn paid 90 the laying Of OH Cloths, Carpstng &c,
&C. mayglly-l
DANIEL w. DUTY, CITY UN-
IL DEREAfkER, Keeps on hand large stock OF
al kinds and styles Of COFfIsS, embracing great
variety Of his new style Of BURIAL CASKErS, all
Of which cannot Be- excelled by any similar concern
In the stpte. No. g Erie strect, Cleveland
ianl7R2id4w
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q ITTFRANY

nEMING & TIFFANY. GEN
ERAL PRoeucR CosrsussoN bTERcHANTs, No
Sl Pearl street, New York. Particular attention
aid 70 the purchase Of Goods for Consignment. Lib
fUal Cash Advances on Flour and Grain
REFERENCs.--lFm. ". Cox, Pres't N. Y Gas Light
%; Charles g. Fox, Prest City Fire Insurance Co
y. T.; Thomas W. Rearsal- Esq, New York Weav-
n, Richardson Co, New orz; Collins, Bros Co
hartford; Alc0tt q Horton, Cleveland; John Ten
lis 4 Co, ClaVelaud Babcock & Hurd Cleveland Z;
Day, GrisWDid 4 Co., Hartford. jus
X. C. uEHrNa. LYMAN TIFFANr.
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MiliaGrg -Gmbfpiaerl.
SEwina aslathinEs.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
w ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS over an
wherever they have coutended
WHEELER WILSON have sold the last year,
lending Nov lat' 1881 nearly ~ many Machines as
all tho others
LOOK AT THE FIGURES.
Az given By Elias Howe Jr, TO whom ali must ac-
count for the number sold
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aeWdtg.

CHARP POINTED-13,OO GOO OF
~ Bates best Needles, just received,
...t.-ssr COWLtS CO.,
lunrt Mcsldell HOUSE.
MADE FOR US-ExTRA HEAVY
INL Silver lhimblss, 1li sizos.
fiOM LIS b Co
Junes Meiidrll O. use
CURE TO CUr-A FnE STocK OF
~ Engiish Scisssr5. COANLES & CO. f
iunes W-tidell Houzo.
MOT HANDSOME, Bur MIGHFY
IN Goop," and warranted, The very hest RAZOR
"a use .CpAKLs,S q 60. ~
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ceived. -l. C0NLES & Co,
June Weddell House.