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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23
4 NOTICE TO STRANGERS vIsIr

~ IN,I MY II NUN d W q V'HiH Most respaet
7lully call the attention of strangers And ~.
visiting Richmond. to call and examine our !,
sor.ment of BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS, VIZ
Uses, CARPET-BAGS, &c. before purcb,,n,
as they VIII find large assortment 10 select (rnr
ALEX. HILL 4 f0
No IL; Main ST., Richunna Z,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

JAMES y. BROW MES
y ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street. next to the Mechanics lnstituto.
IRON Ratings, VERAN DARS, BALC0-
MES. CHAIRS. SETTEES, &c; also, Gratins.
Vault end Cellar DOORS, and every other kind OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and building puf-
poses. manufactured at snort notice.
RA- Particular attention slven toenclosiIg buTia
Lots In the city and country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

On this Sth day of January, 1850. D. J. Hartsook,
Cashier of the Bank of Howardsville, made oath
before the subscriber, a Justice for the county 81
AlbemaTle, that the above stateme mt IS correct to
the best Of his knowledge and belief;
w. A. TURNER, J. P.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Acquia
Creek and Washing ton.
HA For further information, apply at this Office,
Broad street, ShOckoe Hill.
JAS. B. WINSTON, Genn Ticket Ag'L
EAM'T Ruru. Suu,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

p JAMES ~. PE;AssCE * CO..
SO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
&g Corner Broad and 9th streetsl
TA RICHMOND. VA.
Deaiers in DRUGS. MEDICINES, ], + A D 3.
PAINTS. OILS Of all desripticns, Burning Fluid,
Garden and Flower Seed, Aiehohol- imported Per-
iumery and ALI articles IN our line Of 1tsl mess.
We inform our friends and the public generally,
that will open our NEW STORE. on sionaay
next, the 18th instant. and will he pleased to
them. JAM iS II. PEARCE l. co.
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S2aS, 0S9 l6 SG7,5l0 IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

LEXANDER MOTT,
~ 4 UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Will attend regularly to the sales Of HORSES,
MULES, WAGONS: &c, at the Horse Lot, every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 clock.
Stock intended for sale will please be entered be-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

EUDEh EH CO.,. Apothecarles and III
N nrugs ists, No. 10 Main street, near OidS
Market. Richmond, Va, viii Keep on hand IL
y general assortment Of pure Drugs. Medi- a
cines Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Window Glass,
Putty. Dye stutIs, Patent Medicines, Brushes of
all kinds Sure cal Appliances, Burning FLUID. Al
Seeds Glue. Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff,
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared. at all hours, with special
care, b. members of the frm alone.
Phs scians' orders from the country executed
PROMPTLY, and the most reliable medicines fur
nshed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

n GREAT REDUCTION Nvs.-
R PRICE OF HATS AND BOoTS-l1
~ From ID to 70 per cert. saved hy bgy -
EEA ing from J. II. ANTHONY,
WA Columbian hotel hu,fj,,
Moleskn Hats of best quality, So 30; ia. ,,o,,.
quality. %; fashionable Silk Hats 2 50; kns os,
skin sewed Boots, 3 %; Congress Cater Boot. "
fine calf skin sewed Shoes. rs.
J. II. ANTHONY haA made arranxensp,,, 49,.
one Of the hest makers in the city OF philsdslssa
To supply him with handsome and sutsarfi. na
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell a. The aos-.
cede nted low price Of THREE DOLLARS ASb
HALF oc zs-dSvs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15
Expulsion ora PirtsburgOr from New Or
Ieana.

leans.
We have before adverted to the expulsion
of one Mr.. Harris, from Pittsburgh from NeW
Orleans. In our Pittsburgh exchanges, we
find further psrticqlaTSf
The expulsion took place on the 27th ut.
He had been in the city day or two, attend
ing to the business of the firm, and was sit
ing in his room at the hotel, when he was
waited upon by Committee, who compelled
him to go down stairs, where ne met an eX-
cited crowd and was presented by the fore1
man Of the Committee, who said;
". Look at him and see If he is the man you
want The mob shouted "Yes, that's him, the
id abolitionist p Out Yiih 9imii " D--n
him p "We'u tx him - Hang Mn p Lynch
him - &c. SC
But The speaker, or, as he proved 70 be, the
Chairman OF the Vigilance Committee, proceeh-
ed "Mr. Harris Is accused Of being an abolition
ist-of being the agent Ofl an abOlitonIst house,
of having said he was giad Of LtncOln's election;
/ that be voted for him and was proud Of IL. He
is represented Of being an unfit person to remain
| in this community. Wen examine him. "a
YOiee-,.E Examine the devil hang him."
| "A NJ. Nathans Wss then presented Gs
ness, who stated that be met him in Morrison
store, at be did not deny being Black Re
4 publican, and thRtihe said:
Let the South Seoede, nobody cares; the North
/ can get along very well without the south, and
/ be for one wanted 20 show them who will suffer
l. the most he wasn't afraid OF the South-no, N
l.dsei fnstiKglD 1s01asn 8I4bdLI
Mr.. Harris denied all these allegations senr
for Mr.. Morrison TO show that it was not true
and made speech TO the crowd, in which be
admitted that be was in favor OF secession, az
the quickest way Of-settling the present diff.
Guilty. When Mr.. Morrison arrived, the
crowd was so great that the proprietor of tbC
Hotel insisted that the Committee should K
With Morrison and Harre 10 lBatris room
and report the result Of their investigation Z
theTcrowd. This was done, and for the res
we leave Mr.. HaEriF a IeIt bis own story:
'Here threw open for their inspection some 0
my private correspondence, Letters Of intrOduc
ton, Sc, several Of which letters being from mel
well known in the committee, they expresses
their entire satisfaction, and in fact my pOsitip
gained the fell approval Of my aceusor, Mr.. Ma
| Ihans AL Of Mr.. Morrison's testimony was ais
In my favor. The report Of the committee wa
Tir ulllsf leaft lfoWn 70 say the least about IT.
and majority Wera foE lynehing him under an
/ circumstances. / was therefore told, The car
leave in 20 OF 45 minutes can you get readyf
Il said yes, and at once packed my trunk
~ K Carriage was ordered at an alley IN the rear
the hotel and smuggled through the back wa
unknown TO the crowd. When once IN Lle CO
rage the horses gallOped ct top speed 70 the d
pot. arriving just In time to get aboard the car
Az Fhe tiaip pQgsd ohit teit some relief, Is ma
, be supposed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

REVOLUTIONARY SURvIvoRs.-According to
tie report 4of ths E6muissibnsr If'PehfOhs
bet eiFhty-ssVsA soldiers of the Revolution
vet survive, out of one hundred and sixty-hye
who on the sothof Juns 1889, were on the
psasiop rolls O Among lhe surEiTOrs y one
who participated in the first bG.tls ofLthe
Revolution, Pensions are allowed also to
sixty-six widows of Revolutionary soldiers,
m1idnk fhb nnnbas HOW IOd thE coils s,204,
a diminution since the last annual report oi
It.ssr+o --l4-4-o stA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

Ths New Orleans Crescent, quoted as
WamoRg the most conservative and Union
aAfaTi1eo fioTi1e Of tie sodtbeFn Press IN ah'sFtiee
upon the.Persouh nibsfty Bills of some of
the Northern States, states what we have
repeatedly affirmed, that the repeal Of all OF
sa.s1-5i bili g56id not stay the. reasonable
=. ls.1 Il tSs sosshs. s gfssssa.sHt s
nc .'. ,sl. 4 lfs .ii Sbdat Il f al pnthern
athentl TO- that q ,rePsal st the
10 PssonaisI Liberty Bills bE AoIlbernl se5sa-
tarss under 4he 'ilspuissA u 'ielr,' would pc
auficient cause for an abandonment by ne
Southsrn States, of their present attitudeloi
resistaaees 4b6 n ottherh ehetoaeh hdent and do
- fdinstiodtt ta sidsesI e slasiss5'4 -',tai =
IznuThe.C CEsEcentfurtbeus saT stAat itis qPt such
laws, that the so1tb have to fear, but th
isSeirif ii 6sasiyi h6slility to slavery which
pronp,s ghs passage Of such laws thas PC
k4nooTElsaging Elsaging thss 'ii iiFrfsspTesiioIs 'eOhHidt
doctrine between d 5om and slavery.
II the Personal srty Bills are wrong
they should be rep4 IL right they should
forevsr stand. I'd e right or wrong
70 repsai them -. L t65si from the soPth
Is to draE rsp5a ~ ssniempt Of those
who would "a II aaa 3llAsters. To al
who would Ad e99sfily haste to re-
neal t6sss M 1ndsr tstr Of secession, We
eommsns he ia-lsEing h6m the Crescent
twill show th5i hoH their masters rel gart
H0thfHIllJg III gKOOd a1IAD
aIf this elint ioi lhai1eds stoUa1d- ~ qtll
,IaarTl 6R 5tlsat.isssfS Silliit bsf5rtbs EOrtherr
States 10 REPEAL taoss bills-p particularly wher
such Iashl g pqI PfSpptsa.BE patriotism
o.. = nqk proRptea py 2 iEagnF i9F l94s 9ll m
hobltEatious, met FUO- rtea ia1F q Hense OF Jus
tet ahd oi' s. e d IS y Ehich ths citizens Q
.iAai0hs asGtionlb owe 70 .fhe other, net Py1m9te'
sasai if aicbzseiuu1nes d the infamous e1arafte
III of. ~ hilis Il stn Il Amp " b. R fas
and coWardly fear thai The Ssuth vii seded
from thal qnioh. nh IS az tspa o5nape,
iai7a " won ID oo giF5 b silver foF IN IS
y be1tull, iras sid "a 81 JHs1ee that
as-Tfuie ft1ff y reluctant people and Wbic
has tear only iori iis parept, q not the SOFT {
Justice which ths sddtA ksals tbdt s pre-
,ciselz tbs sort which shs Wonld spArA- Wit
l.slls sndifnati0n and eoutsmpts1aiI .si's.s.i.i
D ell3sai
z B5cklkEss PoIlIl5s. Ii has been su,
.ig. sssttsd 7sstt st tbs au
opinions iR E9gsza @ ssefssFsio9 e the IhhIno
tsl stsbbipE did oR ths Msins Levi 'E
Wss b. yaBoF 6j' silssis b9s sais i.s sEssltiOn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15


STREtGs .AfFAtIRs5.-4 2 The Lyons Republican
tells story Of a singular. marriage in Wal
wurth.-rnEarly in November, it seems that q
young chap made his appearance in that town
and 6y dint OF ag6od clothes" and big words
made a good many people tE1inlr that he syss
great man. He sprofesssdto beparticuiar friend
Of Horace GreeleYzAmong those Who -sWal-
lowed this mans story was spectacle young
lady to whon.He paid53ais Addresses. and who
promised 10 marty him. In fact by the goth
of November be had so far ingrai ted him
self ,into her Affections that on that day she
was induced to accompany him to Palmyra,
where they were married. On returning to the
residence of the young laayA RaFfptsi the
bridegroom sat down tor few minutes and
then went out, since when nothing has been
seen Of HIM 1T has beehisscertaihed tbathe
walked back to Palmyra, and.tOok. the night
Express train for the East. -... ..---
The y6dng man fs said to be aiha& dtiFer
in. New. York, and It is supposed that his OBJ
iect in contracting this marriage was to gel
lpossession,df a pEomisory note which shehsC
against somebody, and for WHICH he imper
tuned her in vain on the day OF the wedding
Finding himself Baulkfed he determined Il
run away. g; -l.- $3.50 p. .-.I-t,-
The .BE1h8heah says the preliminary step
have. been taken by the pewly-mTg9pde wife II
/ tt,I5,fobufei a divorce. ~ 20 -! =
| RtNS9s-s = ~ 49, a. ' 4
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DEER HUETIEs or SKATEs.--The Pepin coun-
IT, Wisconsin; PrSss 81 the LIST inst, tells the
following BtarSel lf GILG Il ~ {.
s'On Tuesday last a lad named AZ Gee espied
deer nearly opposite this village trying to
Cross The. lslke on the ice. from the Mimi
esota shore to the Chippewa bottomsi Donning
his skates. and afmihg himself with a. clua
he Immediately started IL pursuits and being
a good skater overlook the animal just before
It reached the shore, and killed its--thHsi Sc
curing q fEe Tenison for Thanksgiving. ~
sy.ElUuIEd e-o9b
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

I
An Interview With Mr.. and Mrs, Lincoln.
Rey. 7, I, CuylfsrE writes e Che Evangelist.
concerning an inleFyisE With ths President ii i3 !
electand bis Nifs5 At Chicago, "a He says;
After seeing how freely the people gathsred
at Mr.. Lincoln's parlor door, and how famil-
iatfy they Knocked .thereat, took the liberty
Of sending my eards and aWas. invited svery
promptly to his apartments. Z "A soon "a /
entered, the .a.maR. With the patriarch, ssAamsi
stood before mer7ppt quite 50 tall ss the Ktsip-
lucky giant and not quite so thin as Bar
NUNS i've skeleton-but certainly q0ite tail'
and lank efough for gtscefhlness. He does
not look like the melancholy prints in the
shUp- Vs.ff1izrgi iTeis; t5atis-
very word, homely, aPlain, ,homespun, home
loving, unpretehdihg Jchatacssf,) his face is
not unattraetive, His eye-is geed-his hair
glossy-his voitetliasa Eleda catdi5tiHttnesS
that must make him q Pheasant public speak
er. His manner IS exceedingly genial. He
grssped ms -Ahnd y stailiill 5i4-put + me at ease
by q cordial recognia6ni and led NE AZ Sh6
10 the other side of noon, where sat refined
and notHnhsndsOm e]a6Y, whom soon Eeund
was Z ths little WomaP down the street 70
whom hs first made known the hewss Of hb
nomination last spring. '"Here, my dear,
is----,' was his.homely introduction; and l
was i6mesticated at once. She viii do the
honors of the Wbie House, dppbt POT
gracefully. They seemed a whole-souled, PM
pretending couples chatted cordially about
churches, pastors, &c, &c, and did not betray
the slightest senses of haEinglbst their balance
by sudden promotion. OF, Mr.. Lincoln, the
politician, say nothing but Lincoln the
man, was delighted with 8. Il .E5aI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

aBuI1or n teniporafy things q gigahtic.' !

This remarkable case is probably not iyet
ended. It seems to be the determination Of
both parties-the defence headed by the
wealthy and. influential Erastus Corning-to
prosecute this matter to the bitter end. Ae-
cordingly the. Rtaigtiff has applied for new
trial. while the Defendant has moved for
.alimpnI endjtRk custody of the ehlarep-d
It is an unpleasant and unfortunate case.
Wbdrs it will terminate the future only can
decide. P. B.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

DHAFPEARASo1 OF AN EDToR.-Wm. II.
Colborne, the Publisher of the Schenectady
Star, disappeared q week ago last Monday.
Ha !yas County Treasurer end stories of de-
falcation were rife. It IS not thought, how
e7sr, that be disappeared through dishonesty.
.RAa&Ha Si9AS&At5E SIS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

The following severe csse Of diptheria is
int, estinp, showing a does, that this ma
!gnsat disorder luPy goai6iy " E Is s,s
ssyefsl daf hgb elix 'ul W T-seve1
FeaNQ az I've Ca1aa1 wa
oons yed TO the s. Louis City Hospital,
while suffering from very violent attack Of
EdiptheFif. Hi1gt-reing piaced- -unoer- the
treatment of DR.. COrnyn, ct the, City Hospi-
tal. the disease began TO yidld rbadilyStbi tl1f
local application of a strong solution Of nj
trate Of silver, mild mercurial cathartirs with
ouinine aud a blister 70 the nape Of the neck,
Rhs ekse brbgrs44ed ksptaply. 9ngI Che agisr1S
noon Of the l4th instant, when the uniOrtu-
natg=nau.zan ndaE-tha-cn -cnaEictian THAI zhnzsEaa
beyond danger, left bis bed undTessed and
WALKED with bhr4 ieet on d cold, hhcarpeted
"a, 10 i so remained for fully an hour, and
ui,... - I'd BY his nurse TO return % bed
During the following night all the 81 hdptOtns
became intensely Aggravated, The, tonsils
we're again covered with q thick coating Of
d greyi5h 6hiie 'appeatdhce, and the bteath-
ing was very difficult, ,-a..a.s sa.a4
The same treatment was r9sorted to as in
tie Beginning, ana t'thtihned during Tie
whole of the 10th, hnttlt u o'clock sRs n !;
when, Upon visiting him he was found to be
upon the verge of suifOc,tiun, and his whole
abbsar4nce gave e7tieG, titt the 'respirato-
ryifuntdohs &erel lanost suspended; and that
li6s could. not Rrdk,Rged ~ .Ft, lhallial teE
m0msnts. Medicine bad. tatvd, ahd lile. MAS
fast yielding 70, tRs lsgTlha garoteTi diPthe.ria
1.-THE only hope-a shsdowy One-was TO open
the win lpipe below the hrynI This DR.
ICornyn did as soOu, rs soln As the instru'
mems antf apphantes could be got ready
In The operation be A,ts asly. assisted iby
1 Drs. Hodgen and Thc"'"se' When. thl
lopening was maGe into the windpipO, therl
was an immense 'g1sh Of u6dcds,, lhiSed'Witi
shreds Of the Alse menbFahe;' which WA
bieeIllng up the tgaCia aud laTgnzI "A silEel
lube was at, Opced placed in the apspinl
Through which the p9cogs and lymph. SOP .Gfp
tinued 70 escape, until now bis recovery. 4
placed beyond a dou6t-Sl Loiis RspEbE
can, 25th. ''''''''''
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-ooaIns speeches By OhiOanl.
The Washington correspondent OF tne
Gipei4nati GomHercial tslegrRphH rs ff9Plllq}vq
GREAT SPEECHES. s'2i NN'u,-.

Mr.. Gorwip IS sprspsFipg gpeseh Y1pon the
crisis, which will probably be a reviewal Of
the sntfrs subject. Il Is said Senator Wade
Is preparing topresent the jaggel points Of
the controversT-at the proper time, and
am credibly informed that Mr.. Douglas will
? at iaa early cdd5 deaA eiihis position 94 the
great subject. Other prepared speeches-will
6edelfEerSdl until the eloqgeaee Of an parties
| IS exhausted, when Congress win be finally
btonkht down to e realizing sense Of the
aetfuRgea issus.p
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@otiFf. ........ 2 .....1....' :. :.

777i ''7T's S7sI slF0FIOE. Ti'Ta'I1Il 80
'WFE;a THE UNDB SIGN ED,
hsVs this tsy sod or entire Intefes9 lli'taa
Commission Business, RiFer Etreeti 10 e1lT7.
a. Wiener Co., who viii continue business at the
old stand, Where ny. EVAts c be found l1 ta set
tlement q cid Eaaiters and would heI19y rcol-
mend Lheir guecesBQrs - the iaTur4e nptc9 ot ne
public and their former patrgns- - -. -.
Cleveland, December ". l.g0 b ladse 81 -
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souihorl 8IanIIosio.

The Congressional representatiE from the
ha1ss,1s ni,,a. i / {. \ Ba . oy S1:,
deolarSpr va a moth hestsr. ey
win soOept Of Ao-eonprOul..s and ssOsise No
concessions, unless ihe Republicans are will
lag o gIVS-uP "a mt Er0und- they-hsre
gained Of which thsy, hAYS no hopes, See
telssfaph. ''-''''' '-'''' ''''. '''' -'.' ''-''
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: 8Fass 3qaaatg;

TAMESi 81. 0DELL = BRASS
- FouNpER AND MANSyEAgIgR1H ! .
afsE doors from Superior great, Cleveland, Ohio. II
q prepared 70 furnish All kinds OF Nork used -
rSsd n tie Plumbing B Business. Beer Pumps Of AZ
1uasds and rupaired. Haas Casting donB daily
andBraal W0rk Sf ~ ~ Einal il roPaired' aeeAha
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YOUNG MEMS
nHnrnmTL ~ LCCnnrA A nTOAl


q. a.GHRISThAN ASSOCIATIONS
ERooms over Kendall 3 Cos Superior Street,
nfHIS .ASs1yCIATf0N WAS ES-
Sr TlIBETsHf D. IJf' tins bsnsht o. the sY5ths
P q slsYslaREe slaE n Is{ sE H 5Bts lIs IS n 81 s "
h0ldinF good ihE tutiouai ip app1ortns
Schools and Meetings, as Wei a. engaging IN the
mestingsOfFosag Msnsfer' mutual nPsoSamant and
sssis s5bfbi rdtstineilast Rnssday evening IA each
manth, 81 IA 9,el9cki Bpsipesl 4esStipg e "a g.
clock. Members are requested 70 uaA7 APselAl e4-
The ROOMS are pleasant and wen supplied with
the, Ilafy, Weekly and d IantllJ and ~ asa
zines and large number Of Books e alprery oI Oyer
s5Volu1res fadh pied 90 tie wants ol Christian ~
THE LECTURES s''- Sa' e. -
this winter will be fsWbat of great excellence and
seharscter IN keeping with ne design Of The Asso-
cfation, leaving the hed Of literary and aelentllc
laGtnres to g eqnsdeuable eKtept,, p te. ditefly
societies. The following distinguished men al.
ready engaged, lone or two more may - Rlineunosd
hereafterl and Hill lectura as follows i
Rev. THEODORE L. CUILERl Of Brooklyn, New
IA York very popular and and able leotuTer3 wi
Lecture II s3 Neye@6sF. sE SpRisetaIaf 7 oEf'OF q
I08NB- COUGH, the Ergat Apostle q, ,TsIPeEsRes
Is expected to delifef tEo leot1res IL eseslnesr
.nr. q e. HOLL.A6D, fIippthE Tltcpnp," IN aa4-
uarV Suibect-s'Self Help
Srg C0g gta Tickets will Be efsnod and tha daea
Of Lectures will not be announced u1tn u ean p
done without danger OF disappointing the puoiic %
~ The Reading Room is open 4Ell 10 ALL
Stau rers YiGif ng the city are sp9QRlY lnTlFs te
use the Rooms rs place OF resort
a octl72l tsf1sl = - . :. =. -. -. - -. = p !.
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MARRIED.

--zir5 1lSz-47E p 2 : F.
December 18Th. by ReE.W. Il. Brewster, Dr.HAM NJ
ILTON- -BIGEL0W Of Pontiac. Mieh,. and Mist
ELMIRA 5. C4SkEY, Of NniYeFsltTT THeifA5s.5 /
At the Congregational Parsonage, Collamstr bt
Rev A Sharpe, Mr.. KENNETH MCKENZIE anf
Miss MARY JANE BURT, both Of Cleveland.
I'D Wgyeuehby December 4ltll, ct The residence
Of the brides parents, BY hrv \. sharpe Collas
mer, Mr.. JULIUSsE. FkE b .t9 MISS EIEklNE Z
B. .S6AR1E, both Of ~ ii!Slt<hby. sio1
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TT7EENOTICE ISsHERIe5
"A. ~ ;fys1 n, M apbIicatioh for farl5f vii
fsnaiis ,5 ths eoTsraoF 81 QhiQ u lsailaf 4a1lss
-i..,l,f3s " q Cfhb EenEuary Iernll nll.i % te
l,o',-t N Counliou Pleas Of Cuyahosa eQTi lnd
ss,f,esi 20 ~ RenitsnIi1Eya fsEt ls nom
t4S sl Sa b % 4 tssSii ais-4 l-'i4
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

BRESENiFAP PIeJN BOX. aeJts sAS-
SORTED PsEfamsEy for the AandksTehief Pomi
ade and general as56rtmeht OF Hals-P hns pei
fnIit a,,No- 81, sublic ngtare. / % o. ~. aas
The Excelsior viii prevent the Hair from falling
OF on SupainR iilsysaud ~ hiB1lg tperanlsai andia
neat Hair Dressing article, 81 Public tsuuare.
suhIaer1' and 5sgs, 5risao ana psyerittd, At no.
tSsl Ui a3d T1m 81 u hJ Ssst Stahty on cahisi
Ghimnsys aud WteSsalsp VI ~ fhs lowest ok
Tbs Grsaia IL i6oea satstitutS IOn
Tobacco. CtTdamon, : = 81 y hsaltAy e9iPP9qina
st No. 50, 5UJt n-iFe9t eoFuefI- nhilc ol lLrei :
The bsst Telpedial agent for Chlldr74l and Adults
that can be fouhd f0t every deraH cement oi the hh-
man eEEaaispi can hafpuPa ~ lAes sa'3s0 PtaaFsSl
aS5 ii pplS o. l5otaniB and Ecleetoi Fsdslne g
Whules le aud retsii-frcsh eVery eeasou-at Dr. "
s sKEEbE -, h5'ss Ruoc Square, -, =, ''.' e''
Hops bY the bale 1qund and oaneet q PTb: sqq4re
Dr. K'EEEER'S s 'AnOdyhs EXbectorants- Qolels
0hidran, stOps C1ugh, ,End pEqYent the GropRa fnll
monarY Bal5am, for AL Lung ditcultlqs, H HltnouL
Vals (iOueh Candy rs Il Rchital and a3lP uluos
nary diseases, superior article All made ana sold
by q. }. KELLER, No. 81 south '1ido Fut'. "a iafs.
fWeWn
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q far Sal. Qr. 8Ent..

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.,iia ..4-s -i4-.-s EOR SALE ... s..-ii--..h o.
sTHE. HOUSE AND LOT on
Pittsburgh street, known q the Eitchoock
pr9pErfY ,bei1g lot One in Cases addition 60 leEe-
land and lot 469 in Kelley aRd MalWorfls gabl-
Vfsfoh Said lf6psfty having bns huufr5d lae lroat
on Pittsburgh street and extending beGsal reds %
an sllsTa Thehouse is large. vel bHilt and 1anTe-
nisn'' t'' 'siff'ii SsET, iBAoKUs GEOB1R
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15
RrIIIF "a RI saALl HTbe eJnst9g gatlDnl

RrLnF 4oa KI tsAL dThs q gstlpnal
Church ct CoRameF ecatsiButed S2e, 90 fJr
Kanisas rsiieif, Oh ThahKsgiHing Day.
The following sums ste' also reported
.laaitoi.l, sy3 z 3sItI.sks7Ss Bsrel, b2rF =
By citfIsni. of Cray Settlement, Middle.
bury per " BalzeF--. l2,22
Wesley 81 Church Fsslf YisssYs OlpTaftedr -oT
H1aG ENll - ~
CongreTational Church, East Cleveland, -
per 81 Fort ..f..4.. n .9A.f ~. s,7d
a., q. otal :. u. r. ss:sIio :; Tx; s''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

fl- 4is 81 aiaA ~ = tIsiaiar raf aarll
TWO STOKES and Offices on Public equaFe, cl1 cu
Bank street, and good D. eilinEs On Prot 3eeL
~ % Hiiht7nzt5n, ChesfnuraTd- other streets 90
A.LAkGsE-si.d q e0nEeniant bT & house a -Prpsloc1
street, west OF Etis.
ALSO-FOr Term Of years, Faedut l3t on seiscA
lllOcationfcr business, Nh lsszs - pageals 80
20 .''-f 's'-'t -iii '-ii-,i R0CsE ENl7Ilas.-a4
1deeF.s L.. .....s.f2u Supgrinr sirr19t.