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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-11

TEE MODEL LoCAL.-The Local Editors and
Reporters of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, (who,
by the way, form club Of their own, had
a banquet in that city on Thanksgiving
Day, in company with representatives Of
the Press from other parts of the State.
The exercises on the occasion were Of high
1y interesting character-consisting Of ad-
dresses, toasts, responses, the reading Of q
very fine poem, and singing. In the course
Of his response to one of the regular toasts,
Mr.. Potter, Of the Daily Wisconsin, drew
the following picture of the model Local:
"TAe Model Loeat--He runs to all the fires,
attends all the churches, (of several Of
which be is a devoted member,) is on hand
at all the weddings, knows everybody in
town, is the first TO hear of all the broken
legs, arms, necks, and domestic ties, in all
of which he takes the deepest interest /.
knows the quality Of ell the different kinds
Of liquor in every saloon in town, is a zeal
Gus member in high standing Of two or
three Good Templsr Lodges, spends every
evening at dance, is the special admiration
Of the floor managers Of balls who desire to
get their names in the papers, sleeps at the
station house TO learn all the night myste-
ries Of the city, understands the precise con-
dition Of the wheat, lumber, money, and
other markets, This knowledge Of the latter
Of which being derived purely from abstract
ealculations,) knows the entire history Of
every dry goods firm in the business, from
innumerable puffs OF the establishments,
plays billiards, rolls ten pins, plays ball,
skates, smokes, chews, (the two latter Of
which depending somewhat npon the iiber-
ality with which he is supplied BY Hobart
and Markt) reports sermons on Sunday and
seduction and murder cases on week days,
is q special admirer Of the Benicia Boy and
at the same time is cheek by jowl with all
the clergymen in town, retires to bed at four
o'clock in the morning, gets up at six the
same morning, always sleeps with one eye
open and with his boots and pants on, is dig
nifed or saucy, according to circumstances,
gets knocked down by some offended rufiRn
or rawhided by the "big brother Of an in
jured female; periodically, is all over at the
same time, yet every day must have three or
four columns Of loaded matter for his paper
lin short, does more work, submits TO more
cuffs, endures more hardships, has greater
annoyanees, enjoys fewer substantial pleas
ures, and lives fewer years than almost any
other man in town, and ell for the modest
compensation Of $500 OF $500 q year"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-11

soIEECE FoR TIE PEoPLE.-0f the thirteen
lectures announced by the Association for
this winters course, seven are upon scientific
Subjects-not the dry, hard, technical science
Of the college lecture room, full Of Greek
and Latin, and dry a. dust TO all but learned
SaOans, but seisnes popRlGrirsa, illustrated
with maps, eharta, and diagrams, and dress
ed up in language that can be understood
by any popular audience. Those who heard
Prof Yeomans last winter will rscollect with
what attention and pleasure his lectures on
Chemistry were listened to, by some Of the
largest sudienees of the season. The lecture
COMMITTEES have this year invited Prof Chad
bourne, who occupies the chair of Natural
History and Chemistry in two New England
Collegss-iWilliam aud "Bedowin"-to
give course Of three lectures on that most
intetesting branch Of Natural History, ''The
Animal Kingdom" Prof. C. is said to be an
exceedingly interesting lecturer, and on
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings
Of this week We expect he will be heartily
greeted by the fullest and most intelligent
audiences Of the season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-11

FoReKR ARREsTED.-oficer Burlison ar
rived in the city yesterday morning with one
Levi H. Smith, the agent of a Minstrel
Troupe, who last summer presented Mr..
Josiah Stacey with forged note for ss5.
Smith rented chaPin's Hail Of Mr.. Stacey
for the performances Of the troupe, but after
their arrival decided to use the Mslodeon,
and did 50. Mr.. Stacey presented claim
Of $s5 to Smith, and received from the latter
q note bearing the signature of Mr.. sarver,
sLiith's father-in law. The signature was
found to be q forgery. Smith Aed, and was
not heard Of till last week, when it was as
eertained that he was in London, little
town few miles south Of Columbus. on
Ger BurlisOn repaired to London, and satur-
day arrested Smith. He is in Jail. !.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-11

MoEDAY, Dec. 10.
The Board Of Education had its regular
meeting last evening.
Minutes oflast meeting read and approved
Mr.. Payne, from Committee on Accounts,
submitted a number Of bills, duly certified,
amounting to S4Ol.SO, which were recon-
mended to the Council for payment.
Superintendent Frsoss submitted his sew
snth annual report. BE saidthht during the
past year the schools, as q whole, have made
very satisfactory PrOgreaS, and have main
tanned the standard Of excellence which has
hitherto been accorded TO them. He said,
however, that much was yet to be done be-
fore the schools can be said to be doing half
the work which they might do, and which
the systemo { instruction contemplates they
should do. great many children leave
school and enter upon the duties of practi-
cal life without being able to read or write
properly. Every year about thousand
children enter the primary schools as "fresh-
men." They pass along up through the sew
eral gradesof Primary, Secondary and Inter
mediate, and here about one quarter Ofthem
drop out. The remainder continue on to the
Grammar School, and before the course of
study there is completed, less than three
hundred of the thousand who started togeth-
er remain. Not more than thirty or forty of
them reach the High School, and of these
perhaps but eight or ten remain to finish the
course. Mr.. Freese presented the following
general statistics:
The average number Of pupils belonging
to the schools throughout the entire year was
4,287. ofthsse 200 were taught in the High
School Department; 1858 in the Grammar
Department; 1885 in the intermediate De-
partnent; 500 in the Secondary Department;
2,l62 in the Primary Department.
The per centags of daily absence in each
of these departments on the average num-
Der belonging, and the total number of days
lost BY such absence, were as follows
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EThsre Will be found advertised in our
papsr some dmIiy medicines that We deuirs to oan
special artsntion 10. AmonEth ia Dr.. Viewers
salt Rhsum Syrup and Ceate We apeak more d.
rsetly Of The Uorats which q ointment every fam
fly should kssp AZ hand.
We know Il has 20 equal for the cure Of Frosted
Get chilhlaius, chaEDcd or cracked hands or lips,
and for a5ro nppoa isthe only thing required. II
any person e amicted Win any disease where good
salvs is wanted advise them 70 give Dr.. Weaver'I
Ooruts Just one trial and they win be convinced ofitr
merits
DIT. Weavsr'b syFuP. vita the OeratS n sure cure
for ell humoru, loTrs and diseases that arise from
impurify Of e blood.
Another valuable preparation is the old standard
remedy and rsoplsa hvorits, Perry DGvis Pain XIII
ler Our readers only want to know that this rene
dy Is pure and genuine, and sold By al cur city
drugEista-
DE-. s. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bltters Is
very agreeable medicine, and valuable where ntim
ulating agent e desired.
We know that all the above named remodies are
uut what the aaicted require. and can be fouad At
the drug stores gensrslly-Louisvlle Dou-s Feb 10.
Sold b. Gaylord Hammond, O. s. MaekenNie, K.
". saelSrider, strong Armstrong and Wm. Fiaks,
Cleveland, o.
T71T-srs ADVERTISEMENT
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scHRINK's.-J John sehrink advertises to-
day large arrival Of gifts for the holidays.
We have taken look at his assortment Of
toys, cOnfeetionaries, fancy boxes, &C., and
its variety and extent is such that an almost
Unlimited number can be supplied. He is
preparing for 8 holiday display in his elegant
and tastily arranged store that will be diff
cult 10 beat
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DEATH OF JoHN G. PRIsoE.-We have re-
gretted to learn lately Of the decease Of John
6. Prince, at St. Louis. He was about
twenty-twoyears Of age, and formerly lived
in Cleveland, his parents then residing here.
He graduated at the Cleveland High School,
giving unusual promise. He read law in
the Office Of Wiley & Carey, and had Just COM
pleted his legal studies and removed to St.
Louis. His health had been impaired for
soma months. His decease is deeply regret
tached to him for his fine manly traits, and
his promise Of usefulness and success in
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BURN's CURLING CLuB.-At q meeting Of
the Burns Curling Club, held at their rooms
last evening, the following officers we're
elected: dp
President-J. DoWnie.
Vice President-Geo. Hume.
TreaSurer-T. Brown.
secretary--W, Downie.
steRards-James ProudfoOt, David Brown,
George Craik. reD .to3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-11

TIE GRAEs' BALL.-The Ball Of this pOpu-
lar company at the Angler House on the 18th,
must not be forgotten, for it promises to be
the ball Of the season. The Grsys have 81
wsys merited the patronage they have en-
loved.
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DEDIOAuOS.-Ths Jewish Synagogue, on
Eagle street, has been enlarged and materi-
ally improved. It is 10 be dedicated next
Friday afternoon, Dec. 14th. Rev. Dr.Wise,
Of Cincinnati, will oficiate. Services COM
mence at O'Clock. As.
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ELECTRIC Barns -soxErHISa NEw.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are q certain
remedy for the permanent cure Of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrofula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Nsuralgis, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous PrOstration, &c, and diseases
peculiar to females.
Office No, III Ontario street.
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Hotfovlrss plLls-N1Rvous HEADAo

HoLioW1T's PILls-NHRvous HEADAeHE.
-From whatever cause, debility, indigestion, eoa.
tivsnoss liver complaint nervous disord.rS, win
ana = apeedy and radical cure IN HoiloWuy'S Medi-
cnss They inviEoruts the constitution, restore the
torpid energy Of the stomach, stimulate the aeton
Of the bowels cleanse the blood and purify the 90
erutioul Of the 1ile and liver.
BB-sold By ell DFusgists at Sc SO and sso = box
R.ad The ndTertlsement elsswhere.
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~ Wholesale Ptrekassrs tgiH find at J.
B. Cob & Co,'stks largest stock IN TIE city Of
School Books, Outline Maps, Church Music,
Bibles, Bynn Books, Lao and Medical
Books, Blank Books, Stationsgy, &c.
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4 rRfENp II ID. - IT.

froua the rsoipe u Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Csn-
sotieut the great b0ne-settsr and bas besn ussdin
ais practice for the last twenty with the most
astonishing success. A. an external remedy # e
without q rival, sud wiz alleviate pain more speed
u than any othe. preparation. Tor all Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders it is truly infllibls, and
surstiVe for SORES, Wounda sprains, Bruises ae.,
its soothing, healing, and powerful sS.engthsninE
properties excite the just wonder and astoniaEmeut
q all who have ever given it trial. Over four
aundred certificates Of rsmsrkabs cures, Performed
By It within the last two years, attest this iet.
For sails By Strong 4 Armstrong and VIM. Fi1ke.
Sc Advertisement. sep17- -R75d&W
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%CaI on most any Druggist or Me0i-
cine dsssr and get 0as Of the Perry Davis Ainansea
or directions for the use Of the Vegetable Pain Kill
q; you will md them instructive, and By following
the dlreotions, hn immense sm0unt Of suffering can
BE- prsventsd and at a trifiug expense. Be sureyou
got the genuine Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, upon
its reputation, and gFeat sale, many other and
worthless PTopanAtons ars being gpalmed OF upon the
publio. Don't daiay, but set It. and teat it.
Sold sTeryWhsrs, and bT GAYLORD 4 Hammond,
Wm. Fisks, O. s. Mackenzie, Strong 8 Armstrong,
and Z. ". sackridsr, Cleveland, D.
Esrses Advertisement IN another column
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~Probably no Bitters have such poPu-
larity a. those pat Up By Br. s. O. RiehsEdson. o.
south Reading Mass. Their curative properties are
surprising. They ars administered in nervous ais
eases, neuralgia, depression Of spirits, Inactivity
ths liver, and dispsPsia, with complete suocoas.
Ths Ehurry Wins aitssrs ar1 Tor sale b. Gaylof 4
Hammond, Strong a Armstrong, and G. $. Aaehsn-
Eis, Cleveland, o.
Ez-ss, Advertisement ELSEWHERE.
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Boa 4Np WALTEH; WIrH THE SroeE or BREAK-
NEcE LEDeE. New York. Phiuney. Blake
man Mason, 1890.
II there ever was story book more pleas
antly and eharmingly written than this,
then we have failed to see It. The stories
are told 'just as natural As life" and the pic
lures are perfection itself. Cleveland boys
and girls viii lilZeit a6rst rate, /" and we are
much mistaken il their mothers are not
just g well pleased with it as the children.
Go 70 Ingham a Bragg's to-day and get it.
THE CHEnrNAs AExuAL Edited BY FnAycEs
BEoWs. Cleveland: 1890.
The objects sought in this little volume
(sastefully bound in blue and gilt) are to
give 4 healthful literature to children, to
teach the laws Of nature, and to teach the
youthful heart that the human family is one
family regardless Of color or nation. twill
be an excellent Christmas gift to multitudes
OF children. $50
For sale By Nm. z. F. N. Brown, ,cisvs-
land.
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~ Street Railroad Tickets, 2l for one
dollar, are for sale at W. P. Fogg's Crockery
Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-11

CCan not be denied that the celebrated
and popular hedieihei Of Or. s. A. Weaver, far sur
passls ell Other remedies Tor humort and chronic
complaints An over the country people ars ad-
vertialnz this fact ffthey truly IS good a. they
are said = b and there Is reeson 20 doubt they
are truly blessing 80 suffering humanity.
For sals By Strong Armstrong and Wm. Hiske.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-11

CARO.-My patrons who want photographs
for Christmas and New Year Gifts are re-
solicited to CALL soon, that may
be enabled to give the necessary attention to
their orders. Respectfully,
dec6-jan1st J. F. RYDER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-11

The New York Mercury, Literary Com
psniOn, London News, London Dispatch,
Punch, Times, News Of the World, for sale
BY Hawks 4 Bro.
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Hawks 4 Bro. have received Psrton's
''Lifs Of Andrew Jackson in three crown
octave volumes. A book for the times,
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~ The traders win notice that there
are some beautiful Dress Hats at Mrs. shaw's
Millinery Rooms, 2ss Superior street.
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~ All should hot tail to read the adver-
tisement Of Prof Wood in tO-day's paper.
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FLANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
nP sepS4R26:Iy
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CouRE OF CoNNoN PLRAs.--JUDoE BOLToN.
Keith ct al. vS. Whitman ct al. Action
ariHing out of garnishee proceedings in a suit
between other parties.
JUDeR FooTE.-This branch Of the Court
Of Common Pleas was engaged with miscsl-
lsueous business Of no public importance.
JuDeE BIsHoP.-The Grand Jury met yes
tsrdty, but msdo no report, A report viii
probably be submitted to-day,
PoLIcE CogRT.-John Brown was sentenced
to the chain gang for 80 days for vagrancy.
Mary o'Brien, claiming to be Mr.. Browns
daughter, was sent to the House Of Correc-
ton for 20 days.
Catherine White, negress, was fined IS
and costs for keeping disreputable house
on Frankfort street.
James Halligan, intoxication, sent to the
chain gang for 80 days. Harriet BentE, in
toxication, sent to the House of Correction
for % days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-11

NORTH BRITIsH REyIEw.-ThiS valuable
quarterly has been received. It's contents
are marked with usual excellence. For sale
by Hawks 4 Bro.
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Sewing a3laehiuFs,

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
w ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS over all
other Sewing Machines at all the public contests,
wherever they have contendod.
WHEELER WILSON have sold the last year
lending Nov. lst, 1881 nearly many Machines a1
all the others.
LOOK AT THE FIGURES, f
As given by Elias Howe, Jr., 10 whom all must ao-
count for tho number sold:
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ILL 80iitta.
Dy'p,psial DyHP'palall Dy'pspaial u


Dyspsplia q our National Di1ease-Weak stomach,
fsebls direslicn distress aor eating, eostiYo habit
billoas condition. HoW many auor with Il, and re
attendant symptos Of low spltI, bad taste, coated
toprns, obstapiaod bead aRd attacks Of headache !
Yet how fsw know how % cure itl Generally, b.
cause the bowels are oou1slpsod resort 4 had 70 ca
thartiea or laxativoS But such se0udluon was new
Or by eathArtiol whose only odoe is % weaken the
Digestion and impair the integrity Of the entire aa'
similntive system
But Humphrsy's Hon0paihie Dyapepaia Fiia-e
simple modi6utsd sugHr pillhavs cured hpndreqi Of
the worst and most obatinats cases. This iu done
simply hy inproYing the tone, end restoring the In
togrIty Of the digestive orsana, from which result
rOod appstio regular habits, clear head, snd buy
ant splrits such medicine O. a gam, aud only ro-
qulres 20 b known 70 b eppreciated.
Prcs 8 osntn pr box with directions. boxes ".
sent b. nail o. express, fss q oharEei On roeaipi
of the brioa. Address
Dr. D. HUMPHREYS 4 co,
No. So BroadVny, n. y.
sola by r. ". sackFidsr, and Churchill Bro.
nE-s.s aavuriiscment IN another column.
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nD-Honoway's pills and Ointment arc cold b.
CHUROHILL 4 BROTHER
g. W cor Ontario 6t. and Pub. SQUARE
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ See advertisements of DR.. sanfOrd's
JIiverInvigoratOr.
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BGr To OoSsUHFuvEs.-The advertiser

RGr To OoGsUAFTIVEs.-Ane aoVer lseE,
having been restored to health ina very sw weeks
By vsry simple rsmsdy, after having suffered ssv-
sral yesfs with & severe lung Affection and tnqt
dread dissass, ConsumPtion-is snxioul 70 make
known 10 his ieIleH sufferers the means Of curs-
To an Who desire il, be viii send copy Of the pre-
soripton used res Of chargs)5 with the directions
for preparing and using ths same, which they viii
md SURF CURE FOB CONSUMPTION AsIH'
Ma, BRONCHITIS, &C, Tho only object in send
ing the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
sproad Information which be oonesivss % be iHvalu
able and he hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy,
asit viii cost them nothing, and may prove blels-
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad-
srseu REY. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ocflaRa Wiiamsburgh, King County, y. Z.
~Tamper not with Nature and the laws
pbyuieal uzd norsl that guide her opsFafionH. Her
qiftu wers made TO use and not abuse. The direfnl
results arising from the latter LEGION; the most
settled habits Of the baser may be overcome By
q careful perusal Of the work, Human Frailty, or
Physlological Researches Il viii lead those Dc
bassd and degraded victims that hover the brink
ofdIssolutlon 70 TIE paths gf happinsaI and virtue.
Read and b convloed, the truth e there.
Read the advertisement Of ''Trie5emar" in another
column. Sold By d.. Barrow, isi Blegcher st., New
York. Prlos f5e., sen fFee Ofpostuse everywhere
Also sold b. 4. r. GAYLORD and William Flake,
Druerists, Cleveland, Ohio.
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IMPORTANT TO EEMALEs;;,-. li.;, =.


IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.---
Il iAQrsdisuts IN these Pills the result Of long
aad extensive practice. They are mild In their ops
ration, and csrtain in correcting au rregnlaritea
Painful Msnstruations, removing al ohstrneti9nss
shsther from cold or otherwise, headaehs, pain IN
side, palptatlon Of the heart whites, all nervous
.dsoti0ns, hyutsricr, fatigue, pain IN the back and
Habs, ~, disturbed Sleep which arise nom inter.
IaDtion e nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Is the e0mmenosnout Of new era IN the trsat-
nsnt ofthose irregularities and distractions which
-svs eOhsigned 90 many thousands Of ths young the
seautiful and ths beneTolgut y Prsuatura Grave
10 ionaa oon enjoy good hesth unless she iI regular
WhenaEor an obstruction takes plscs the general
saith begins % decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
ks tho most sfecfnal remsdY ever tno-, s,r all
complaints peculiar % Fszasni 10 all ela0u,. fas
s-s Invalusbls iBdaelag VA esraiuiy -.
used them 81 disrent periods throughout the ooup.
try, having the sanction ofsoms Of the most sa,is
pLpsioiaas n Auica. EpIioii dirsaiioRs salig aahs
ed rlv tksB sioud 30 b atsd with each box-Pios
cls Dollsr sacb boz, coHtaiH.sg 20 Pil.
valuable plmphlst to Be had fres, Of the Agents
Pills ssi by mai ProHglg by enesosing Prios to the
b. B. HUTQHIhGs, eanarai AGENT,
Sold n Cleveland e Wm. Fiakn aud GaIiord 4
E4Na
Or. Chsssman'B Female Piil5 .re sold o.
CHURCHILL, 4 EROTHEn Drurrfrfr
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US. CoURT.-Mst at two o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and adjourned TO nine o'clock this
morning.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rsttbers Haulmann- For the Holidays.
Taylor, GrlsWold Co-Dry Goods.
JOHN sohrlnk-For the Holidays.
Il. D. Kendall oo-Dry Goods.
o. Cutter sOn-Auetion sale Of Furs.
MHnOurka Club-Chrlstmas Party.
Freeman KsllogE-Dry Goods.
R. B. Douglas &eo-stefOscopie Views and Picture
Frames.
sherwood a Oaklsy-Dry Goods.
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Aith prlAlA p o@eAlnt.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Or. Ches5men'S Female Pills a.Fe sold o.
CHURCHILL & BROTHER, Drurqist..
9. W.c1r Ontario g. Public Cuara.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY BIORNING, DRC. Al. 1850.
TnAvELRR,s MEGIsTER.

Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the above
Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving their address at
the Omnibus Omoe, A7 Superior street. door next 70
Wcddell House.
Nov. =, ls6o.
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Parties Wishing the prescription via please ad-
sFssS REY. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ootla.R2 wiiiamsburgh, King County, n z.
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NEW ADVRRTIsRNTRNTs.

50 For TeleErRPhiO, AlarkeI and Marine
News sss Fourth PaEe.
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Terms an nE; 8 ia:i ~ f %
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sola by 4. W. sackridsr. and Churchill 4 Bro.
nF-sss aavurtissmenti IN another column.