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Now I am nothing to all the world
Lor j ~ an The world to thee.

Mr.. RAREY.-The distinguished horse-ta-
mer, of whose equine doings in England,
France Arabia, and Russia, we have read so
much within three years past arrived by the
Asia on Friday, and took quarters at the
Fifth-avenue Hotel, where he is now stopping
A number Of personal friends called upon him
on Saturday to congratulate him upon his
success abroad, and welcome him home. Mr.,
Rarey leaves this city to-day or tomorrow
for Ohio, where he will visit his friends near
Columbus. BE will shortly return to the me-
tropolis and give a series Of exhibitions.
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Minnie, the famous rife maker, devotes
his whole life to the improvement of fire
arms He is always experimenting. and may
some day produce still greater results. In
France be is the great authority on firearms,
and when the new Imperial Guard was to be
armed, the Emperor adopted bis plans. a
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THE AMERICAN
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN CC


no, Isl BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
HAVING- SECURED THEIR
IL novel and ingenious invention by American
ana E1ropsan patents, are fully prepared to execute
MINIATURE LIKENEssEs OF PERSONS ON.
presenting All the attractive and advantageous fea
tnres Of ordinary photographs, the brilliancy and
finish OF water color draWinRi and e hitherto un-
attained quality Of durability, by being rendered
upon which they are transferred, ..I -. H..
As the pstentsd process Of the Company enables
the reprOduction of PHOTOGRAPHIC not only on plain
surfaces, but upon such as are round Of any de-
gree OF neutrality-suspicious. can b9 reproduced
With aultless accuracy and delioacy Of delineaton,
upon Porcelain wares Of ANY description and dimen
ons used as articles Of luxury orof houaehold uti-
UkNs, VASES, BREAKFAsT CUPS, TOILET
---. .-4i ARTICLES, Ec.; ..rH
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique Snd sx9piite style q ornamentaton Of srt-
InordeT to furnish facilities for the qualification
OF the popular tastei and 70 meet the OF those
on Porcelain, the Company have imported nom Eu-
aetured to their own ORDER which they sell at cost
AZ the American COMPANY sTs oy7ners Of the pa
tent right, and consequently the ony persons au-
thorised 70 use the process, they nave cetsrmined
PEOPLE IN EVERY SECTION OF TIE UNION
an opportunity to possess y '.-1ot
a. Hla PORTRAITS on CHINA,
to make the following proposition 20 residents in the
Country who are unable % visit personally the
Atelier and Galleries On New York. 4
Persons sending photograph, ambrotyps. or da-
Euerrsotyps to the .ofice Of the Company in New
lprks, accompanied By - i4 zHlG
FIYEDoLLARs,
win receive In return by express, Tres Of other
charge, richly ornameuted t'al
-,--- BREAKFAST CUP AND SAUCER,
with the portrait transferred thereon, By transmit
/ ing daEuerreotype and d. .ltr
TEN D0LLARS,- .-~. .-.-..
I they Win Becure in Ike manner, - H i 20
! "A HANDSOME FRENCHYAsE Oh TOILET
ARTIULE,
with the portrait reproduced BY the patented pro-
I cess By sending pair Of daguerreotypes and
/ FIFTEEN DoLLARS,
/ they win receive in return .li-s3l-7H .aif tlI.
APAIR OF RICH sEyREs VASES,
With the portraits executed equal tOminiature paint
ingB; and, IN ike manner, portraits can be repro
duced on porcelain wares or
VASES OF EVERY QUALITY OF FINISH,
I ringing IN price from .---.f
i TWENTY TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS THE
i . t--.' --.--..-- .-.--.-- PAIR H7se.l..I 81
I N B,-Bs particular An writing the address, town,
i county and State distioHtly. ll
All letters 20 be eddressed % 4sManager American
/ Photographic Porcelain Co.." 75l Broadway New
i York. ---.--..-..s.---..--.-. lOotl1.8le
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PoRK AND BEANs.-A fellow recently ar
rested for stealing pork, made the following de-
fence: ''FrOm my youth upwards have loved
baked beans. hayea passion for that sub
,tantial dish thar baffes all description. With
out beans / am miserable. With beans am
happy. Beans want for my breakfast beans
want for my dinner--and cold beans for
supper. "A few days since, my pork barrel was
empty. What was Ito do? had plenty of
beans but not a pound Of pork. was IN des-
pair, and knew not what to do. III missed my
pork and beans should die, and while in this
frame ofmind | wandered through the streets
until my eyes fell upon 'clesr mess, and /
have msde mess ont Of it BY taking It. If !
had got clear should have had pork enough
for my beans for Fix months. This is my de-
fenee-this is my weakness" Il
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HAYING T00LS.4S vt II ES,
enzthg, Eakes uYthe-stQnes, 5c., for sale By
81. &. HAHNOLDS, =
luneB IS Saperior street.
-0iRADLES-MULAY GRAPE VINE,
= 4 Straight &C., for sale BY
IT, Z. RATNOLDS,
IunslSw5 - Superior street
D0AD SCRAPERS-PLA NK-
4 for sale low. II. X. RAKNOLDS,
iunel8w3 g Superior street.
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MORNINGLEADER.
PLAlN AND ORNANlNTAIl EHINrINa.

- Plain and ornamental printing ol aYorY de-
soriptlOn done at the Printing kutnbiuhment Of The
LEADEl uco, the latest improved and most rapid
steam Presses In the best styli ehort notice, and
q rqasonable Tgtess Particular aitgntien paid 10
blank work, Every description 81 binding done,
especially Blank Books, hodgeru, Journals, SALES
Books. Receiving Books, Sc. &c. -ai.tE .,.8a
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Couuty NsWu.

TRUNBULL Co.-An ordinance was passed
~ the .EeWn Council, at iis last meetlng the
provisions OF which are very favorable 70
any company WhO9 rsy Wish y erect Gas
werks in this town,
The enormous horse which passed through
this place few weeks ago, and so much ex-
cited the attention ef horse ianelers, has been
purchased hy sOmpany Of gentlemen in
New Castle, Pa, who giyle themselves the
Lawrence 90. Dra1ght Association.
BE Is said e Be the largest horae ever i'm
ported, weighing over 1900 pounds. II is
said be can tot mile Ia four minutes. He
is Of the olydesdale stock Warren ChrOHi-
ck.
LAEE Co.-The Painesville Telegraph says
that Capt VIM. Graham, Of Perry, raised a
potatoe weighing lbs. IA OF.
The Congregational Church at Thompson
will be dedicated on Thursday, the goth.
The Press and Advertiser gives full des-
cription Of the new Union School building,
which the liberaliiy Of PainesVille citizens
has built. In March last, it was voted to
appropriate $l3, 600 for the purpose. Jerome
Palmer, q member OF the Board, has had the
superintendence OF the affair. The building
- VI AklShg Win . hMGAN4 iOON uhhtlleuk OA
stone. The schools viii be opened an the I'd
of January, under the superiutendence Of
Mr.. NJ. J. 0atman, formerly of Buffalo, and
more recently Principal of the Rockwell street
school in this city, where be has distinguished
himself by his educational, governmental
and social capabilities, We congratulate
Painesville upon this acquisition
Madison has contributed SOS for Kansas
relief and Kirkland over $50.
AsHTABULA Co.-The President of the
Ashtabula and New Lisbon Railroad Com
pany has called a meeting Of the stockhoId-
ers at Ashtabula, on the Sd day of January
next TO elect officers, and to transact other
business.
MEDINA CO.-0n Tuesday last, says the
Columbus Journal, the Governor granted q
pardon to young man by the name OF Adam
Heckerthorn, who was sentenced to the PEN
itenliary for life, on the following conditions
Then he shall go directly from the Peniten-
tiary to the residence of Adam A Treat, in
Granger, Medina county, and obey his direc-
tiOns in all respects, until the said Treat shall
certify to the Governor, in writing, that In
his opinion it viii be safe 70 the community
for the said Heckerthorn to provide for him
self in his own way.
LoRAIN Co.-TwU young gentlemen Of Ely
ria took band of seventeen girls to Bayard
Taylor's lecture, in 0betlin. Poor fellows
they are not long for this world.
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ANOnYNE CORDI-

.lLa AL.-En antidOte for DYsentary. Diarrhosa.
UhOlc, ChOlera-nor norbus, Nervous Frostrafiong,
Cramp In the stomach, to, one hl the be1t remedies
known. For sale BY strong 3 Armgtrongl E. J. Gay
lord, and Q. S. Mcks snzi8-s Drug Stores-
oa5-Try it ana y0a VII always keep iton hand.
...l--.i. n0T2-50
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RENO YAL.
n. b. sOL0M0NsON. OPTIoIAN.
MoTHER's READ THls.

Tbs following ia an extract from lotter Writtsn
b. the pastor oi . Baptist Ghurch 20 the journal
aad Messenger" Ciueinaail, Ohio, sud speaks vol
uraes In hvur Of that Wvrld-rvnowned medicine, OF
Mas. WiNaIeW's sOeEEINs sTEUP FoR CHILnArN
FEEfaNu;
ave see an advertiHementiE your columns Of Mrs.
WinaloW's Soothing syrup. Nov We never said q
word In AvoT Of patent medicine beiore IN our lis
but We ieo compelled 10 say to your readers that thH
in ne humbug-vR HAvH rRTES IT, AND KNOW II 10
% All II cTAIss. Il is probably, one Of the most
sueoessil medicines Of the day, because 4 s one Of
she hsss Aud those Of your readers who have babies
san't DO better than to lay in . supply"
Soc advertisement IN another column. sep2sR2s
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DEMTNG q TTIFFANYl


-1E .-r. HHs
--.' ti
.eseUG eEEA Z 8cpGT
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Mhckersl,
Ia barrels half barrels aud kiIs put expressly for
lamily use. Also, every Fhftety Of fOfuim Nets,
Ltcorigst CheE1p Gum, Chsmical and Toilet soaps,
trom the best Tlnuiactoriee of New York and this
city. Also-receivinf OYSTERS dahl b. expre1s--
a ofWhich he oers 10 ths ;rads and a. retail At low
figures. u nov2idaH
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D 1VER 8HOEY

DOLL BUTTER-1O BARRELS
Ia, prime rol Batter Just received and laE ale b
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From the Atlantic monthly for Dsoenbs
LnfiauifY. nf- EInana.


From tbs Atlantic monthly for December.
' Antiquify Of HoepR.
There is a curious little song, dating back to
1901, entitled 80 Mother, Hoop, in which
the value Of hoop-skirts is set forth by a fair
damsel, in terms that would delight modem
belle. i commences thus:
'What a me thing hays ssen to day
va ELIffi e mother, Hoopl
must have one you esnnet say Nays 4
omqtheT, 8 Hoop n V
Another stanza shows the practical useful
ness of the hoop: 5 li ,.a1 &.
pray hear me- dsar mother, what have been taught
Nine men and nine women O'erSst in a Boati saI
Ths men were al droWnSdl but tho women did hosti
And BY help Of their hoets were alT safely got OUT
: The fashion for hoops was revived in 17ll,
in which year was published in England " A
panegyriek upon the late but most admirable
invention of the Hoop -Peitycoat." A few
years later flT2e, in new England, shree-
penny pamphlet vas Issued with the title,
q Hoop Petticdats AfEHighed and condemned
bv the Light Of Nature snd Law Of God, y by
which It would seem that our worthy anceS-
tors did not approve the fashion In l72s we
ind hoop 5fifts 6Sd asgFo sirls, and other
{" ebattelln eSgartissd forSale ~ TIE sarne shop
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Gaat,
HAMNfONDSVTLLFN N

FHE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
Aand, at Ahoiesale and Retan, from their own
HKiIE0GBsvfILEG COAL, for eas, steam, Smith.
ing and Domestic use
aANM0NDSYILLEC COKE No. ], for Manuacturl
4AM0ofDsvIILE COKE No. 3, for Domestic
lAM6oNDsvILLE FIRE CLAY, ven ground,
HAMM0SbsyILLE FIRE BRICK, conn. on pat
tern, and wedge, side wedge circle or arch and
NM6NDsyLLLEFIREC CLAY RETORTs AND
1ANMoNDsYILLE FIRE CLAY TILE, ofsvsry
sANMoNbsyILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE GOV.
kRS or TILE, every pattern.
3ANM0NDsEILLE FIRE CLAY FLowEH VA
Sis plain and ornamental.
5ANMOkDSVILLE VITRIFIED WATER PIE,
Gas PIP T. 40. Of every size and variety, em-
eraeiRg single and double branch screw, bends,
HAMM0NDSVILLB COAL OIL,
Ter lubricatlng and burning, Sat wholesale only.)
Gsasral Agent. once On 9. p Pier, jsS oisTesnd
0ai0. nar23E24 q
HUKEl UOkEl UOKEIT -
~ y, WALLACE a SON ARE NOW MANU-
sASFgh1he Coke from the pure HAMMONDS-
tALLA Strip Vein COAL, which is superior
% any other Ccke In the market. We can furnish
sastiuioutAls nun numerous manufacturers Who are
n9E using Il, and who speak Of ts character in the
-1iSO, a constant supply Of Hammondsvnls Strip
Vein shLTHlAS COALi and also for Domestic
Being ioeused imnediassly on the line Ofths tloys
and B Pittsburgh Railroad, we can ship with dis
Datch 70 any part OF the state Orders solicited.
II. II. WALLACE & son,
HaHmondsYiile, Jefferson County, Ohio.
January 81, i8dU. feblRs
o.. hU6sET, riIts1'g J. q. HUSKY. Go. SIECLAIB
HUSSEYS 4 COMPANY
fI0Al MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAIL Dealers In Pittsburgh,
Salinsvills and Strip Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
for Smithing- once on the east side Of the Cleve
land Pittsburgh y. T. Coal pier, Cleveland, Ohio.
erderl IeH-at Husssy a McBride's kWi1BloW's
WaFahousel wil receive prompt attention. deol7
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l- PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE LIZ PAIN KILLER.

l- PERRY DAVIS o.
/ VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
THE GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE OF TIE AGEill
TAKEN INTERNALLY 1T
u C1rss s9ddsn Gods, Coughs, &C., WeEk st5ra-
ach, General Debility, Nursing Sore Month. olutoT
and Pain IN Stomach, Bowel Complaint, P1intaIi5
Collie, Asiatie oleEa, Diarrhosa and DYisnt5IT
APELU EXTERNALLY CUREs
felonsy Boila an Old sores, severe Burns and sids
Cuts Bruise5 gnd spraingJ Swelling of The Joi1fl
Feet aud Chillbiains, Toothache Pain ih t6s Eios-
Neuralgia and Rheumatigm.
PAIN klLLBH
taken internally should Be adulssratsd With MA o.
water or made into gyfup Win nlol1ssol. T1r
go9gh So, ~ a5SPis Sa sSsar eaten F b mere 81
Sc PFaats7 Dirsefiouf. p f+
Ths PAN KILLEz q By universal eoHssrf rliosua
~ e as5S sstor2 S2e 9s Hal 5sRasI9a m e
effect In the entire eradication and eTfinctfono
man ianiy and the unsolieited written end g8fbal
testimony Of the masses n It's lVor kaTe be1n and
What stTongsr proof 81 these fiss can s. 5r5duasd
than the following letter, u8caTed unEolcit8d iron
4 rc.1l y; 5 Z ssyIi'iI e y Y,,.,. T.. -
MesEra. Perry Davis s0n-G sssss.-AiloS Eia,
unsoleited . send yon z word q eqnlmsndaton iof
several years and iound L al i claim1 = - F0r
khennalisMg goughls Coda Burn1s eholeFa IsEden-
prevail 10 ilzniias regard the Pain kiilaT = -
Jond AZ price, ano al ellcacieu1 beyond any nedl
cine within ny knoWisdgs. We EssD it a or che
iamily medicine, and dnd its a8s n ordinarV cs6s
Eorth mors than any Doctor The tegtimony
othsE8 eIqong ly acqq4i1ianes8 9nd riau1s d eli-
L iaFosable. Aany CleTgynsn haga spoken 9iit iE
TIE highest terms e family medicine. Miisioha-
and IN their lettarl, that lhe Pain Eiler yes h iar
the best medicine used IL heatban lands, and they
II for thsmselTes and auilie5 and adninistar L
70 others arOlluC .llsm.. IAu8- much an inoiined
70 say as an act Of Justice to yourselves and BEN
ent % others You are a. liberty q Ne this lq8d
menial, ifof any service. Rev. " B.JACOBs,
BEWARE or ALL IMIrF7IONsf -
The Pain Killer Is gold By all rs5psctlble DruFglgi
Throughout the u. states and IN Foreign U0ultric
FfIess-Z5 eeHtS, 30 es7itS, and 81 psF Bottle.
IN. HARRIS 4 CO., Oihoinnari7 b..
PropE1etOrs for the Southern and Western Stats.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Gaylord Hammond, Wm. Flsce, strung & Arm
gtronh o. s. Mackenzie 3 ". 5ackriieri ClsFeland,
and g Druggists sEsryWhers- ~ sugf
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9gtra.s.#5s.... g. s#s.

HOME AGAIN-G. S. WILLIAMS,
Steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner, begs leave
annonncs 70 his friends and the public, that he
homo again, and located ct s. ST. Clair street, l6ys
land, o. where be has attea W sDYE HOUSE VIII
ters himself that by strict 70 business that
lllySzs blu u. Ii d II llllrz.a II i.
B. JACKS0N,,aiyS SILK ANE
q W00LEN DYER, No. III Pearl street, Wes
sids oflee no; 70 Bank street, Hsrris' Block, ATs
fnrre nrarTftl q ~.
GhaWis Of every variety cleaned or dyeds cents
Garments oleaned or dyed Without being tlksr
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fass 9atnatg, .,.., s.

TEWES H.ODELL, BRASS
e FOUNDER AND MAEyFACTURER o.
= ~ ~ - frofn Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. a
dnr.nS,red 10 furnish al kinda Of work ulsd. ioT
5t.1t or 7as, and al ths various Articles
NJ 53 tie Plumbing AlsiResl, Besr Pumps q Ell
Sf5e N snd Repaired. HraoI Qaltlug done daily
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.RE4eKAL.


q, ..s.s-ral RENO VAL. a
"A r. REDING, MERCHANT
AsTAlLOR, has removed 70 No. IS Proapect
Marble Factory, where he will b pleased to zee and
suit his old eustOiabrs, e usual and new ones In
Gents who furnish their own materials win and It
adyantsgeOus TO call on him. Ir 3D..
ClothIng. Tdecil a. L. REDINe, Agent
SOUTH CAROLINA.
l'ys often heard Il said Of Iafs-
'l y IL is q sad confession
That South Cardinals the STATE
Cries loude5t for becs1lion.
At tribes, or without cause,
This maid Il sore dejectsd;
She's not suited With tbs tarif laws,
kor With tho President elected.
Hsr fre-saters think the North
Are after all her niggers ..U.
30 they shout secession with might and main,
With hands upon their triggers
Be not afraid, contrary maid,
Your biggers shall not bs free, IT
ID. Although "Old Abe's'' elected.
Nc other State will ever dArs
With yOu to Interfere;
Your laws and institutions,
And all they bold 50 dear. -
Therefore, keep cool, and do not let
or iS eis, Pilo PolS B9e SllPa VII yifiI oSsS Sys'i bs
b. To your no small surpriSsi
he surely will, with Wandrous skill,
Send down his mighty army ;f
Then you'd better mind your P's and Q'E,
Or else they'll surely harm -.
We hope with every Union man,
That you'll In peaca ropo8e
Then when your people come up here,
We II sell you some good Clothes.
Yes, we'll give you good dressing, ,
With Clothes the very best, n. ssIr-
beg. For UNION HALL Is famed Tor that,
ThFoHEhOut the mighty West.
The Largest, Best, and Most Fashionable Stock Of
Fall and Winter Clothing tor Men and Boys can now
b found ct
ISAAC A. IsAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers celebrated
'.i SEWING MACHLNES
r. AND ar. r.I
STORR's AUT0MATON PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
~ LOOR OUT FOR THE GIARTa- -
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GET THE BEST

WHEELER'S WATER DRAW
OF of Pure Water The OLD 0AKEN BUCKET with the
improvements attached, make TIE BEST artcie in
Hse for raising water from wei Of any depLh. In
no other way can water be Taised so EASY, 90
QUICK, so OHEAP. ---.H.#.. IN ~ ...
1t is neat in appearance and oCcppies little space
simple II construction. and not lAblo tn get ouL OF
order. Cali and see it; Il recommends itsolf
~ Water Drawers manufactured and sold retail
or wholesale by f1FTi7' III ..T
L.l..J J. WHEELER 4 co.. Prop'rs,
HeWttt's BLOCK, Vineyard St., CleVelandi OhiS
~ Agents wanted in every State and Con ". -Eu
State and County Rights for sale.
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@EAiEimEs.
DIR. 8. o. RICHARDsON's
SHERRY WINE BITTERs.

=, Eas eslsbl.tll lisa III ElI-iJ1 1-s
Il BIFUAL CONSTIPH TIN
Baundioa, fever and Aade, oenafsl DabnifT
ena ~ 9lsee,sa arising lrom Dis
Fla Or EouaiE
M T. ASK THE ATTENTION OF
w the trrde and ths plale7to this lonq resied
and UuriYalled Preparatlo1- It d uiiEr ai1ry F1nl-
ily should keep en- hand, 4
VALUABLE MEDICINAL -ONIU.
Tes folloEing, from the llsiiug DrlggiStS q Bos-
many letters ron the Vest IFlIf M
We, the dndsrIiFnsd, szhoislais daai-ru fr Drug-
aiq heqicines IN the Csy q Boston, hereby edrlI5
ne ~ hals glt1ia d t5e ga9l 3se9ty Ieelg sgla Ig
e11 Tbs, and Wo take pleasure iu ts5tiying l1Ii
fhat tneJ uniFefaally given 5aii1lection y our
tonlefg tes const1nf and regular demand f5r t ~
a9d2 y e 5L4ndaTa ana Indispensable erteie % ouf
iahsN kngla1d, 4nd also one Of The most s1ocs1siul
lIq 70 az n2t hesitate o reeommendit it medicine
EhaIlss Y PooE C.. Hsnshag q.
SAM \. Wlllan GWnsoa, fsifbsns 3
Garter, Coisord 4 Preston, Geo. 6. Goodvl. = o.
Burr, fOatsr %.
SOLD By DRUGGISTS EVERYWHRRR.
9 Price IS (sRts per BOttls.
{ .. in. HARRIs q CO.. Pronrisf5rT
Cincinnati, O., fsr ths Western statsl
SOLD WHOLESALB AND RETAIL BY
gAK4QRD z kHAMMOED, ClsTslsnd-
o. s.. MAGEENEIE do
WILLIAM FIsKE, %
XIV. SACKRIDER & a.
STRONG . EARMsIHONG, d0
W. A. GHAHAll, eauduslrT o u
iEkL5 9 9AAUAl, gQIuT1bua-
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STOHR & TIN WARE
NJ A N U F ACT RY.

W. ARMSTRONG, a
~ Manufacturer Of
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-IRoN WARE.
STOVE TRIMMINGS, FRUIT CANS, &c.
- Dealer in Myers Celebrated stoves. -6a
s2s 81. Clair Street, East Of Aedieal College, }
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
~ sPOuting, Job Work and Repairing done.
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8aflafra.

DROOKS S. q. & E. W., BUILD
n ERS Also Manufacturers Of Doom, Blinds,
E-Sb fBricESfs and Ell kinds Of Scroll Saving and
Gothic work. Paftieuler attehfion paid 70 tlttlng
% Stores Egcloly % Division street, near 0entre
niorfr fIleva1Ard. 0hin 4H aIi rHUHI nniircAl
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Transportation.

New AND RELIABLE FREIGHT ROUTE.
1fia -JuHIabE AST.
BALTIMORE OHIO AND CLEVELAND 3 Q
PITTSBURGH RAILR0ADs.
Through Rscapts e,id Prompt DeEOsisg BY
tTHIS ROUTE TO BALTIMORE,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Pr0yi-
dshca. ALEC, to Ri6haond, Charleston and SaYanah.
No drnyage, and but one transfer 20 Baltimore
or Philadelphia, and but two transfers
to either Of the other points. ---
~ Rates as lev as By any other Route. "a q
. 0ontrarts made, also, Tor reighta from any 81 the
.. 5ois. 4. ssG0IIIV1E, (aeI6(J (JOHE OARLIsLE,
d 40. H.. = I Cleveland Ohio
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-14

A TTENIION is INVITED TO
"a the following Points ofsuperiorityi
lst. DURABILIfY.- Lasting, with proper care, st
least y years stoves are now in use that set
I'd. MAEUEAefuRE-Evory portion Of the stove IL
thoroughly constructed Zach Stove is submitted TO
critical test and none leave our Works unless
completely and perfectly finished. i7f7-i 7
Sd CAPAc1TH.- Baking, Broiling, Boiling Roast.
ing and ail other culinary operations performed az
~ fas's ans, barrel Of holr baked into bread
lth. Ec0NoAY. IS avine the cost OH stov. i,,3
or years tn the Item Of fuel. =. -
3th. VENTILATION OF OvRN-In the Ste,rart St,va
atone tle ifont doors open directly into the oven
ero.eesed by letters Patentl securing direct drsR
through the iop q ths oosn by means oi psrforafsd
holes tu the doUrS and back dues ID will be horne
In mind that as the heated air aiwavs ris4s fbis
method 9fventllhtion 70 the only one Of any value
whatever. .....-l i.ls lIlI.I - - ' az ''ANe
9th. EETIRE DDHTRoL or HEAr.-Ths beat g,nsr.-
ted " the htoyeI maT be held therein aud used on
thrown into the room at pleasure. =
7th. THE DOUBLE SHEETlBOrFOM FLuR nv ,vhieb
eeompreaslng and inYeFting action Of heal js ob-
taineqs aud ths oven more evenly and sfiieiantIy
heatsd than ~ any other known invsntion
sth. fG.--PeEiOrned oa The lop and wi on
the Poagibility OF smoke catering the room n
yth. HOT WAFEH hEsERvOIR AND WRRnfSa fraa-
Er.-BOth useful aud Convenient Supplied ~ M
waste neat and without extra fuel. d l.7
Ogn. NAIER BAUEl El--Au arran cement t,r -,,nni .
ing hot water for the bath room eUual 10 any sIge
- Sold By all dealers on a trial Of 3 sn,ouths win
aWrltLen guATranV Tor that period II asked ~
~ Beware OF the numerous worthless limitations
nov u market See that the names OF r. Stewart
saa s oi the manutAeturers are on each stoys. No
S'-'', - plls' ao lFTo,1, al. ~,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-14

NOOPERS' TOOLS-EVKRYTTING
Z J in the line. Also, Hoop-I Iron, Rfvets, &C.
For safe cheap By c0LNELL co..
uuV1a ll3 Ontario street.