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: sLEIaHINs.--A correspondent writes Us
that Rtoberlin, and for some distance West
Of that village, there is fine sleighing. We
congratulate him. E2F ETTIG
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~ The St. Georges sOciety's regular
mesting viii be held at the Sons Of Temper
anee Hall, on Tuesday, Januery lst, at half
past o'clock P. N.
n Prrsors. Rec. Sec.
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JS- The ladies will notice that Mrs.
Shaw is selling nice Velvet Hats for five and
six dollars, alInew and choice styles. Her
rooms, 2s6 Superior street, aCa4
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CARb.-1Iy patrons who want photographs
for Christmas and New Year Gifts are re-
spectfuIly solicited to CALL SOON, that I may
be enabled 70 give the necessary attention TO
their orders. Respectfully,
dee6-janIst J. F. RYDER.
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@-TamPer not with Nature and the laws
physical and moral that guide her operations. hsf
gifts were made to uss and not abuse. The aireiui
results arising from the latter arsegioni the most
settled habits Of the baser may be overcoms pg
A careful perusal Of the work, Human Frailty, o.
Physiological Researches" 1t viii lead those De
based and degraded victims that hover on the brink
Of dissolution to the paths Of happiness and virtue
Read and be conviced, the truth is there
Read the advertisement Of 'Triesemar'' in another
column. Sold by Dr. Barrow, lsi Bieschsr st., New
York. Price 25e., zen free Of postage everywhere.
Also sold By i. 3. Gaylord and William Flake,
druggists Cleveland Ohio.
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BG-PrObably no Bitters have such popu-
suzity IS those pst up By Dr. s. o. Richardson, OF
sozth Reading, Mass Their curative properties are
surprising They are administered Ia nervous dis-
sases, nsusalsis dalrasIion of spiitsl inactiTiy
the liver, and dyspepsia, With complete success.
Tue sherry Wine Bitier are for sale By GAYLORD
hammond, Strong Armstrong, and @. s, Mseken-
ne, Cleveland, D.
E5-ses Advertisement elsewhere
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"a To CoNsUHPTvEs.-Ihe advertiser,

RSP To COEsUMPuvEs.-The advertiser,
,,viuq been restored to health in very Few weeks
" very simple remedy, after having suffered sew
nal years with az severe lung ehsetioni ana thai
Tread disease, Oonsumpdon--is anxious @ make
Known to his fellow sufferers the Ineaus OF cnfe,
To all who desire it, be viii send COPY Of the pre-
onption used Cfree Of charge), with the cireetons
for preparing and using the same, which they Nlti
sudasURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. Asfh 2
ma, BRONCHITIS, &C, The only object in send
Ing the Prescription is 70 benefit afflicted snd
sprsad information which he conceives 70 be invaH
able and he hopes every sufferer viii Try hia remedy
as It win cost them nothing, and may prove bless
Ing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad'
,ress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
,octls:Res wHliamsburgh, kings County n. Z.
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Gle YEIAND5 SAFURN NAY.MORNING, DE0ENBER POI

Mr.. and Mrs. C C-9s,lt very much
slghted because did not sen, for one when
I sent for Mr.. and Mrs, By, IS their
baby was as good booking ana two weeks
older. Let this suffice on the bay question
for the present. remain,
& { ,Te1A aYoursreapeelfally' tdd1d
~ D, Aapt
1t is needless 10 say the passeNwere
prom ptl tlyissued.-7-e y eiaciapafi Gazetfe. Fl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

ElECTRIO BATHS -SoNKFHING NEw--Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are certain
remedy for the permanent cure Of Rheuma-
tiam, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrofula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostration, &c, and diseases
peculiar to females.
Office No. III Ontario street.
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~ Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar, are for sale at W. P. FOgg's CrOckery
Store.
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FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A Eo.I Horses and
Carriages ct reasonable figures.
sep94R26.1y i
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Terms of admission for one month; ard
THIS MONTH ONLY; For clubs of Spupils, Sc !;
for clubs Of pupils, So for one lady or
gentleman, 50; for lady and gentleman, s..
N. B. Those getting up clubs can attend
gratuitously,
Glass will commence January 3, 1861
Tickets can be had at the College 2t
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@ All should not tail to read the sdver-
tisement Of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper. {.
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Ths Railway.

A kNFW WAY OF BUILDING UP A LOCAL BUsI-
Those acquainted with the operations
of the Cincinpaii, Hamilton 4 Dayton Rail-
road know well the exertions that have been
made by the President and Superintendent
of that Road seconded by the Board Of IDi7
rectors, to build up their local business, and
especislIy to increase tie trayel on the line
between stations.
Mr.. L2Hommedieu, finding That the bust
ness from some Of the stations was not IN
creasihg as rapidly as he thought It should,
recently issued an order that all Perssns
living on the line Of the road, whenever
they had q child born TO them, should be
entitled 70 a free ride 10 Cincinnati and re-
turn. The proper form Of certificate TO be-
made out by the station agent was prepared,
and the result Of this new order will be found
in the following letters to Mr. L'Homme-
dieu:
srATIox c. H. & DIR. R.,
Dec. II, 1860.
s. L5HoNrEprTU-DEAR SlK This is to
sertifv thas Charles B. and his wife
were presented with an hebron the 14th inst.
and hereby claim q free tide to Cincinnati
and back. folrs truly,
STATION -, C. II. & D. R. R.,
Dec. "a, 1860.
g. s. L'HONMEDIEU--Dedr Sir This - 10
certify that VIM. C -- and lady claim a
free ride 10 Cincinnati and back for the en-
deavors they haze made to increase the pop
ulation of -. Mr.. G. is the man that
lives on the farm belonging to the associa-
/ ton.
Also. Rev. James c. and lady were
/ presented with a fine boy. You must not
| forget the preachers, for you know they are
I very fruitful and number Of other, which
would keep me busy 70 write for ell. Hop
| ing this will meet your approved, and II you
want any more that you want 70 give free
] rides, why just say 50.
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sKATING.-The Flats have been ell animA
tion for the past three days with skaters.
Among the number collected there Thursday
afternoon were several ladies well known in
our city. They "struck out" with much
grace, and seemed to enjoy the sport hugely.
ApropOs to this, just hear an enthusiastic
editor discourse of the beauties oferinoline
on skates:
"Talk about sylphs and seraphs, why
there's no movement in the world that
wrings mans E5som 50 instantly and nor
oughiy as the woman who goes strsakhg g
about on the ice, quick as light, es graceful
rs fawn, showing just enough Of beauIITul
anklea and nattily adjusted skates to ''Wish
you was in Dixie, ?, and coming up to you
with smile on the lips, a glow on the cheek,
q heaYing chest, and bright cherry glance
Of the eye Why speak Of walking into a
man affections when there's skating ~
55- The following resolutions have been
sent tOus for publication: @
Whereas, It has been pleasing to the Ali
Wise Dispenser Of human affairs, TO call
from our midst, by the hand Of death, our
beloved friend, Olonzo G. Sisson, a highly
esteemed and worthy member of our socie-
ty therefore,
Resolved LIST, That ia his deathS though
we deeply mourn The loss Of one 50 talented,
SO promising, 50 spotless in heart and life,
yet We submissively bow to the good pleas
ure Of Him, who is too wise 10 err, and TOO
good to be unmerciful.
I'd. That in his death, the world loses q
true lover Of our common humanity; socie-
ty, one of its most able supporters and
brightest ornaments education, one of its
most dilgent and successful acquirers )
Christianity, warm and jealous adherent
and a practical mplifcation of its teach
ings.
Sd. That in this mysterious providence,
our society is called to lament the loss of one
Of its Oldest members, as well as one of its
most firm and Jealous supporters. .7
. Ath. That We deeply sympathize with
the afflicted friends and especially with the,
mother, who is called to mourn the loss of
an only son, and earnestly hope that speed
ilyi to their bleeding hearts; light may come
out Of the darkness. --is r.
9th. That as token of respect for our de-,
parted brother, we will wear mourning in
society, for the space of one month.
9th. That copy Of these resolutions be
presented to5Mrs. Sisson, and that they be
presented to the editors Of the Psinesvflle
Telegraph, Commercial Advertiser, CleYe-
land Herald and Cleveland Leader for pub
lication.
In behalf of the Committee.
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sorRrE,-Ths Cleveland Qusdrille Club
viii hold one Of their pieasant soirses Of
Chapin's Hall, on Monday evening, New
Yoaris Eve, 5
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QUIoK WoRK-DEkN's On Works REBUIIT.
Our readess remember what black,
smoky fire the burning Of Mr.. DIS Petroleum
Oil Refinery made soma two weeks ago At
ter inspecting the ruins and aseertaining the
amount Of his loss, be concluded he could,
with the assisbaneeOfther requisite number Of
workmen, reconstruct his establishment
quick enough to retain the old customers.-
The day after the fire, the new buildings
were commenced, and are nearly completed.
None Of his employees lost a day, but con-
tinued at work on full pay, and yesterday we
found them running the stills as usual, and
next week will be running of at the rate of
1000 gallons Of oil per day. The engine
had only run about a month. It has been
reftted and put ia good working condition,
and the other parts Of the machinery have
all been thoroughly overhauled ana re-
The oil refined ct these works is pumped
from the ground aud looks pezf4a.Is- l.
II IS free from that UNPLEASANT smell Of the
common oil usually sold. Charles A. Dean
is the Oldest oil manufacturer in the city.
He cOrnmenced in this lineOf business over
sixteen years ago, in the manufacture Of
lard oil. Then that branch Of business was
in its infancy. He also made, at that time,
fair quality of Railroad Oil for machinery
purposes. The same kind of oil has since
then constituted the principal portion of his
business. We believe he is the pioneer in
this vicinity in refining and bringing to per-
fection the ground oil Of Titusville and
Mecca. We learn that he loses over and
above insurance in the recent destruction Of
his property upwards OF $4,000. Bnt Moth
ing daunted or discouraged he recOmmences
with renewed energy. Such men know no
such word as fail.
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~ See advertisement Of DR.. sanford'S
I.iverIuvigorator.
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II y ? = = II 7 -IlII7-II =
Rettbsrg Hagsmana--NsW Year Presents.
iost-A Lady's Geld Watch and Chin. sogs
D Baker-Farm for Sale.
Nm. H. Fargo-& oO.--sugar Cured Hams, etc
Dr. Knspp-Oculisi
Bryant, Folsom, stratton a FELTON, Ba6insss n o
lice. a a'
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

c. c. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. dec23ElO
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In behalf of the Committee.
GEo. MoLAUoHLIN, Charms an.
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Goal.

THE HAMBI0NDSWILL.lE7 4II-EgAJu-
Mines and ManufactOries-
HAMMONDSVILLEC GOA i, for Gas, Steam. Smith
ing and Domestic use
HAMM0NDSVILLEC COKE MOL, for Manuiacturl
ing purposes.
IAMM0FDsVILEE COKE No. 2, for Domestic
use. .r
dAMMoNDSVILIE FIRE CLAY, well ground,
and dry
RAMMONDSVILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat
tern, and wedge, side wedge, circle or aroh and
cupOla.
9AMM0NDsYILLEFIR FIRE CLAY RETORTs AND
CHIMNEY TOPS.
IAMMoNDSYILLE FIRE CLAY TILE, Of every
pattern.
9AMM0NDSvILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE Gov
ERS or TILE, every pattern.
1AMMONDSYILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VA
SES, plain and ornamental.
IAMM0NDSVILLE VITRIFIED WATER Pr II,
GAS PIPE, &C. Of every size and variety, em-
bracing single and double branch screw, bends
&C. Also,
HAMM0NDSVILLE COAL OIL,
For lubricating aud burning, lat wholesale only.)
]. J. KOOKAEELL0W,
General Agent. Office on q. & P. Pier, Cleveland
nnnnH
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80 - -
UNA ? =
WATER DRAW ER.

nHEELER'S WATER DRAW
NV m Commando the adr1irntion Of eYery loE-
lfpure Water. The OLD OAEEE bunEET with tne
CT sl-.-5vaments attached, make THE aEsf article y
lAlf ~ rai0inq Wuter from wen OF any QepLn. ID
" " Sfher vay can WEteT be raised 50 EASY 20
1--,-r SO DHEar. ....,
,-ria N Construction ard not llahe = ~ out O
is~ Call and see Il; 70 recommends ll1aii- 81,
eis- Tfefer uraFers manufactured ana sold retali
q j WHEELER q CO., Prop,rsl
y4ruiftss TlIocI- Viuerard s., Cleveland ohio.
hq6rfr sr1nfed "a every state and lou o. ~
7qsals and County Rights Tor sale.
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OOKE COKElI COKEAl---
~ q. WALLACE SON ABE NOW MANU-
EACTURING Coke from the pure HAMM0HDS-
10 any other Coke In the market. We can furnish
testimonials from numerous manufacturers who are
now using it, aud who speak of its character in the
highest terms.
Also, constant supply of Hamm0ndsviIe Strip
purposes.
Being located immediatsly on the lins Ofths Cleve
land B Pittsburgh Railroad, ship with dis
patch to any part Of the State Orders solicited.
n. II. WALLACE-& SON,
HammOndsville, jefferson County, Ohio.
January 81 1860. hblR8
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BRrArr, To1soE, srR1rros & FrITox,s
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Salneviile and Strip Vein GOALS. sAlsD Nut GOA 4
Tor Smithing. Once on the east side OF the Cleve-
and & Pittsburgh 3. fl7z pier, Olevelald Ohio.
Orders left at Hussey q McBride's (WinslOW 8
Warahousel will receive pruuut attention. decl7
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Fg-For TeiegFaghio, Biarlet and 8IaFiue
News see F9ursk FAnse.
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THF NEw ANERtoAS ogc1oPEDIA. - We
haye received from Messrs. Kile, Cleveland
a @. ..Of fndianapolisgt gthsK KIth vslume Of this
Cyclopssdis5 which il edited BY George Rip
ley AID Charles A. Dana and published BY
Applston & Co., New YORK. III. present
volume commences with Macgillvfay ana
ends with Moxa. .ri4ag gest :. sssi-.ii 81
Of the value Of this series, which EappliHs
awant long felt, it IS unnecessary . speak.
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Mr. DorcrAs, (dem.) Of Ill, said the rsnarks sf The
Senator from New York contaiDed m assault upou the
democratic party, especially In relation 70 the Kansas Me-
'rasSa ou Of which he (Mr DousIss) was the author.
lNAySUyc oY EGg9 gAarl
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THIRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
Fmsr SESSION.

FlkSx 6E0SIONs
senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1890
mo galleries wsre densey crowded, and the heat ex-
seessve-
Nr. GHua, (rspl Of Iowa, ods~sd resolution tia, "a.
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good citizens viii never6ee agree that this attempt to
execute unlawful purpose in Virginia BY nvasion In
volvpg servile war, act Of sedion and SfeAop
and criminal just the extent that asc>sd The public
peace, and destructive Of human happiness and hu
man fe II s painful reflection that, aftsr 10 lsng an
experieDcc Of the beue6cent working Of syetem q
We have enjoyed, have had theee illustrations In
Kansas and virginia Of the existence among us Of oa
Of misguided and 20 O. TO 70 enforce
their peculiar principles BY The sword drswine sfter 4
need for the further illustration Of their punhmsnt Of
that great moral truth, especially applicable in re.
Of controversy iha perish by the sword In the stter
case the amt nea deaths Of many citizens slain nom
y smcSsn % ana oy tho more hmentabie be-
without their agency In far distant reshe deaths even
Of the offenders themselves ptable although necessary
ed their Judgments 70 the real nature Of their crinsl
enterprise; the alarm and CONSERVATION nstrralv
awakened ned throughout The country. exciting for the mo
the endurabie because oonsnusy ssersvsses
NEW sr o u which Tie great ssdos
aed the most morbid appetite fer scc,a Is borrc1s
witchcrait and the New York colonial negro nsoe
90 now, the original actors were swiftly follnve3
Sy another and kindred class, who sought 70 pro.
the Indignation which had excited against part,ss gut
ess equally Of complciy and Of sympathy with the or
lenders pSsterity win decide in all the recent cases
fall and postery win give little heed 70 our insructons
was not until the gloomy reign OF Domtan had ended,
and liberty and virtue had found refuge under
the sway Of the mldcr Nerva that the historian arose
whose narrative Of that period Of tyranny and terror has
been accepted by mankind The republican party being
thus vndcaed against the charge Of hostility to the South
which has been offered In for the enAces OF un
constitutional resistance In the event OF 10 sucosss
feel wcn assured that it will sustain me IN meeting
them In the spirit Of the defender Of the English Common
wealth -
Surely hay shs do 10 free nsou. and
having The shall not also have the csursfe 70 remove
consuuiicnsIy every vbeher be The supreme
subordinate pleass usr fA,oy With rdculocs ard
paipe6 Gtc6op, y 70 sezs2 hAslA 3.i &c. 21ced -ss
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-22
Bank e Exchange.
II xc q TT II a u NJ TT

In the basement Of J. L. Kings Block, corner Of
Woodward and Jefferson Avenue, Detroit
II HIS popular place Of resort is always supplied
i with everything the market affords, being stu
ated in the very business part OF the city thus afford
ing every facility TO Farmers Merchants, and busi-
ness men throughout the State visiting this city,
stopping at Hotels and paying large prices (no need
OF III get you room and you can get what you call
COR at the Bank Exchange, you can get such
LISTERS s. CLANS
as you call for 1t Is the only place in the city that
YOU can get n tip-top dinner for % cents The pro
aretor thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
received hoping by strict attention TO customers,
good fare and low prices TO merit continuance Of
the same.
Parlors for Parties desiring Refreshments always
ready. j. HEfFRON, Proprietor.
Detroit, April, 1860. n31-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-22
DENTISTRY.

T C. WHITING from Detroit, would say %
lie those DESTROYS Of dental operations chat no has
located permanently at Erst Saginaw, AMI FOR tho
convenience Of attending 10 ether business has
opened an office on Water 81 at foot Of Gorman st
where he would be pleased to see all who may need
his services.
East Saginaw, May 81 1860. n4i-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-22
JOHN TORREY.
$3.50. BUILDING. 1860.

THE UNDERSIGNED having this day entered
into copartnership, would respectfully announce
that with the best Of facilities and the advantage Of
a long AMI varied experience in the Carpenter and
Joiner business, they enabled 10 execute all
work in the limo promptly neatly and cheap. Our
motto is
'EX
And we feel satisfied that shall be able TO give
entire satisfaction to all who may favor us with their
patronage
Plans, specifications and, building agreements fur
nshed.. Sash and Blinds OF superior quality made
as cheap as any in the city
McFARLIN & DElTZ.
East Saginaw April %, 1860.
j ". McFarlin tenders his thanks 10 tho people Of
this city for their past liberal Patronage and hopes
for its continuance to the New Firm. n39-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-22
n9- The Salt Well in this city hs

E3- The Salt We'll in this city has
reached the depth of $40 feet. a heavy
current Of about 200 salt water rushes
10 the top with great force. During the
past ten days they have been drilling in
some kind of metal, supposed by Mr.,
PunmoKr, the Superintendent, to be cop.
per. We incline to the opinion, howev.
err, that the mineral is lead. An ordin
ary blow of the drill will wedge IL fast in
the mineral, hence the drilling has to be
proceeded with very slow, and with great
osn.ion.-Ssy. Reqm5hean Nor. I2A,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-22
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