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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
The President has declined to eomuuuiests
to Congress any communications addressed
By the Governments Of England, France and
spain, D regard to the armed Intervention
proposed By them in the affairs Of Mexico. He
deems that it is inexpedient at this exiQencF
to do 90.
The Select Committee appointed By the
Speaker Of the House, Of that branch Of the
Presidents Message relating to the defence
of the Northern lakes and rivers, consists Of
Aessrs. Arnold Of Ill, Ashley Of Ohio, Noel
Of No, Aldrich of Minn., Babbett Of Penn,
Spaulding Of n. z, Granger Of Mich.
Wheeler Of n. and Potter Of Wisconsin.
There is news Of an alarm along the lines
last night, and the enemy was supposed to be
approaching in strong force. All night seven
divisions of the grand army were under arms.
The alarm proved 10 be false and at noon To-
day all was quiet
The statement Is pronounced falss that
Mcclellan had interfered with Secrstary
Oameron's report.
European lettsrs state that Russell writes
that the Administration is becoming dis
posed to accept foreign mediation With q
view to compromise on basis Of sspara-
ton.
Scouts report the rebel force at Fairfax
Q. b. was very light, but between there and
Vienna there Is sR increased forcs.
Republican members held an adjourned
caucus to night.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

LoUIsFILLEJ Dec. IA.
Rossesu's, Negiy's and Johuson's Fsds-
raj bFigsdes crossed last Tuesday to the
south bank Of Green river, near Mumfords-
vile.
The Kentucky Provisional Government
passed sn act taxing brokers tWenty-fTs
dollars q week who charge 3 discount On
| Tennessee and southern Money.
zOllico6er, with large forces, is ct Burks-
The Richmond Examiner Of the sOgh alt.
says that laborers were being hired for the
immediate construction Of Q railroad from
Centreville 70 Manassas.
4. ". Bosnan and James Orr we're elect
ed BY the South Carolina Legislature to
the rebel Congress.
Southern papers say the Federal forces
cannot get more than one third Of the SEA
island cotton raised south, the Talus
whereof is only seven hundred and aftT
thousand dollars.
The Norfolk Day Book Gays Gen. Scott
VII soon be in the South after the manner Of
Mason and SlideIPs capture.
RICHMOND, Dec. 8, via New Orleans-The
Despatch says the hOtills lately at Old Point
Comfort has gone up the Potomac, doubles
to attack Evansport and Centre7ills.
SAVANNAH, Dec. IA party of Confeder.
stes visited Ogbe Island on wednesday and
burnt the lighthouse. The FederaIs shelIed
the island, but the Coniederatss we're IN
hmt.
Sixteen to eighteen vessels, apparently Old
Ehalers, were in the Roads yesterday.
The Electoral College Of Tennessee met At
Nashville on the 4th, and voted Davis and
Stevens for President and Vice President.
Gen. E. Sparrow and J. T. SHINES have
been chosen Senators to the rebel Congress
from Louisiana.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec. IL.
Letters received to-day from Mr. InRrs-
ham, hotel keeper, and Mr.. Carson, postmas-
Ter at sOmerset say that fighting between
Pickets had ceased, and the rebels returned
across the river.
Somerset is six miles this side Of the river
and has never been in possession Of the rsb-
els, as heretofore reported. The lettsrs were
received BY Mr.. Safsll, proprietor Of the
stage line to Somerset and are reliable.
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NEW YORR HIAHKKF-Deo. IL.
inV FnIuouAPug

ELOUR-shipping grades Of dour are about *
better VITA Nor doing for export, while choici
Sales q 800 bbla at 5353635 for rejected: 80 40
30 for snPernne ststei S565@5,75 for extra state:
men e ssu@ an 5SPS52Ss s4 sseTa of oom
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; S6,o60s,T5 for
CANADA RLOUR-Markst has slightly sd.
Yanced with moderate demand. SALES go 6bIs Al
S5,seNso,3 for supsrhns; S5,D97,5O common 20
RYE FLOUR-Markst :auiot and steady at
tyDRN aIRAIs-In fair request. Sales $50 bbls
at 50 90 for jersey; 8, 80 for BrandyWins
MH1HA K-mArkst scarcely 50 firm. Sales 600
bbla az 2OtS9zO56c, chiefly ct 20Ac.
WHkAT-scaTce with fair demand for export.
Pr COS haye advanced le per bush. Sales q go bush
srn oIab at 81 .; s5OO bush Renoshs Sprl5 AZ "a
% gsebnsh MilEankee club at ,SO 81; 300 bnsh
amber love at 8, ,sz9ls3i $500 bu winter red vest
ern at Sl3sGl,41; 200 buah amber MichiFan a.
Si,42@l ls so bush white Michigan Al 81 i4si 81
hlE-Markst without importnnt change. sales
BARLK Y-narkst steady. Sales 500 bus state
at 75476o; 5000 bush prime western At sOc.
OORN-market opened firm and closed l0lKc
better. Sales are 600 bush at Csc for poor mixed
WESTERN t6g6lc for good to ehocs Go ahOat; 60 in
OATs-Narkef rather more STEADY with sales a.
4s945c Tor jersey Canada, western and state.
fehA-fhere h less doing but prices ale with
out decided change sale 80 bbls ct Sl2.508l3,O0
for mess; E850G9,O0 for prime.
BKEF-Market is steady and firm. Sales 100
country mess; 90 for repacEsd mess; Sls55
e1l9,s74 for extra mess.
DIR ksSED HOGs-Market lower. Sales at
FRIGiK gIEss BKKF-MArkss firm. Sales
200 tierces at $3.50.
BRkF HE5is-In fair demand. Sales Of prime
western at $500
UUE mBATa-Msrket dull and nominally un-
changed. Shoulders old and new 4495c; hams do
at 45z07o.
SMOKED MKATS-We notice sales ofl5O hhds
smoked sides on privats terms.
BACON-In.good request at STEADY prices. Sales
350 boxes st Te for ING for long ribbed
middles; INC for short clear do.
EARD-Markst steady ana UNCHANGED. Sales 800
bbls at S7sa976o.
BUFFER-Markstf firm at llOISo for Ohio, and
CHRRsR-MarkOt steady at sesKo.
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RRem FORT PTukRNs.
NnH YoEr. Da

hHW 1okK, Dec. IL, 2
A private letter from on board The steamer
Richmond, which took part in the fzht af
Fort Pieksns, dated Nov. 2sd, states that he
vessel commenced bombarding Fort McRss
ct 10 o'clock on the 22d. The wrfteF afafe1
that be had been eomplimenting the Captain
Ct one Of the guns on the accuracy Of bis aim
when a shell bounced through our bulwarka
taking bis head Of and Wounding six mora
men. This shell on exploding raised the shin
out Of the water and made Ter Bta0eer ike a
drunken man Another shell burt uir ssst
below water line, causing a bad leak. Int
the steam pumps kept the vessel fpse.
Tho firing continued all day, ss was sid
By the enemy, when the next morning We
moved out Of his range. The frigats Niaga-
ra still kept ct them, but being outside The
bar she eannst be much damaged.
Fort Picksns had, up 70 data, lost bat one
man killed and wounded.
Fort MeRea i5 much damaged but Va can
not destroy It with our smooth bore Quna IS
they are no match for the snsmy's riaed
cannon.
Ths bombardmsnt was to be renewed fhs
next day, the 23d, with the dstermi1aaou b
whip or be whipped
Sinee leaving the passes Of the Mississippi
several rebel vessels have managed to eseape.
A Spanish vessel mad come down viii q
number of fugitive spaniards to escape i'm
pEisOnment. They report the rebels had
three iron-elad steam battering rams ready
70 repsl any attack, each carrying from
eighteen to twenty Of the heaviest guns, and
additional steam rams Of FIRE rafis were BE-
ing constructed.
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THE CITY.

SIXTH CAyALRT.-This Regiment was or
ganized yesterday by having one Battalion
Of the Seventh consolidated with It.
Lieutenant Colonel Lloyd is promoted to
be Colonel. Col. VI. o. Collins, of High.
land County, is Lieutenant Colonel. Vim.
stedmsn of Portage, and Jno. O. Farrell Of
Highland, are Majors. The other Major IS
TO be selected by the GovcrDer.
Chas, R. Hunt of Warren, is Regimental
Quartermsster. The other officers are to be
determined by the Governor.
The Regiment, therefore, has two Battal-
ions at Warren, and one Battalion at Hills
borough, Highland county, and will be
brought together in q short time, probably
at Camp Dennison.
No more recruiting for cavalry in Ohio
can now be carried on, and some clever
young troopers with ''goOd intentions" are
now excluded.
The ranks of the Sixth are now filed with
as good men as have entered any Regiment
in this State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12

SUPERB SPECIMENS OF Book BINDme.-W.
D. Baker, in HOfman's Block, opposite the
Post Office, has on exhibition some Of the
most elegant specimens of book binding We
have ever seen. The volumes are mostly
designed as hc iday gifts, and many of them
choice works belonging to citizens of our city.
There are several copies of the family bible,
the splendid edition, delivered to subscribers,
and recently completed, which are all worth
looking at, one in particular, which prob
ably surpasses any volume of the sacred
book ever before seen in Cleveland. It is
worthy OF special visit to seeit. The bind
ing was done by Messrs. E. Walker q Sons
Of New York, for whom Mr., Baker is the
Agent. Go and look at them before they arC
handed over 10 the owners.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12

THE oPERA.-The Opera to be given at the
Academy of Music on Monday evening next
by the HiDckley Opera Company, will be
the first of the season, and one which will
not be equalled this winter, if we may take
the word OF the critics who have listened to
it. Miss Hinckley is an American artistic,
but as great q favOrite in New York and other
Eastern cities, as any Italian prims donns
who has sung there for years. She is SC
cOmpanied by thel"charming BrignOlI," )" Sig
susini and Horr Mullenhauer. The conOert
will cOnSist-1st, of grand concert of SD
pieces End, the second act of Luorezis
Borgia, in costume; and Sd, the entire last
act of Lucia di Lammermoor, in costume
The prices of admission will be extremely
moderate,
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Bron tho Fors,.Vifst.


Idlt PHI oANP QUisLtf, Dee. o,
ED. LILDER Our march proved hhor
one. We left the camp known IN military
reports Is Jenkins, but In the common sol
dier'S vocabulary It hath for q name HAiiB-
cry" "Desolation," "Mudhole," /" &C., on the
morning of the 5th. Some babe the old
camp goodbye, but mOst were too glad to
be of to waste breath in hdisu. The march,
though brief, was Wearisome. It soon end
ed, and here we are, one mile from Louis
vile in beautiful grove which we ehristen-
cd HaEen, but the modesty Of our worthy
Colonel has caused him to change It 10
Quigley. The situation is pleasant in itself,
and Is rendered delightful by contrast with
The one we have justleft. Our worthy com
msnder (COl. Hazsn) took great pains to Sc
cure 1t for US, and aside from the desirable
ness Of the place in itself, il has peculiar
fitness in that two hours time would put US
either on board the cars for Bowling Green
or on the river en- route for Columbus, as we
may be needed.
Troops are still being thrown into Ken
tucky, and towards both the above named
points with great rapidity. The 18th Ohio
was eEcamped within half mile Of US yes
terday, but are of on the Nashville road to-
day. The probabilities are that We soon fol-
low; but of the day and hour we know not,
but always hold ourselves ready for theWOrd
"fOrward, march" Our baggage is being cut
down TO the lowest possible standard. We
have had 20 wagons, and are to have but Is
for the regiment. Our extra blankets, quilts,
&c, must be left when We start again, and
also more than half of our hospital stores,
and provisions for health must decrease, and
our hardships increase; yet there is little,
very little, if any complaining. We expect
cd hardship, danger, and perhaps death.
The cause is safe, and in that success We
triumph and are content.
Capt. Tolles is with Us again. his arrival
in camp was greeted with loud and hearty |
cheering, and it seemed hard TO determine
whether captain or men most enjoyed the |
reunion.
Our pay bas not come, but is daily ez-
pscted.
The reports of the 4lst were sent 10 Gen. |
Buel's headquarters yesterday. After ex-
amining them, he inquired who made them
out, and on being told 1t was sergt. Patchin
said, ''I have use for him; order sergt. P. to |
report at my quarters" BE left Us this
morning, both he and the company regret
ting the separation.
The mail for the 4lst, which was sent to
GallipOlis, arrived in camp this afternoon.
The pile was large, and caused great rejOic-
ing. If people at home knew how soldiers
prize news from home, they would write far
oftener than they do. The present is very
and the prospects Of the future,
though hard, are hopeful.
Yours ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12

- The price Of the MOHERs LzADHR b
nsWI agents is One Dollar and Fifty Gents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LHADHEj 10 NsN'S
Dealers, is One-fOurth Of q cont Per copy.
We would prefer that parties ramittins
postage stamps should send Us one and three
cent instead of larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12

MOULD i HoeAE.-We call the special at
tsntion of our readers to the advertisement
of, MessTs. Mould & Hogan, Of confectionery,
oysters, canned fruit, &C., &c! They have
every facility for supplying parties or Pri-
vate families. with all kinds of refreshments
at the shortest notice, and, of course, every
thing from their establishment is of the vI,ry
first quality. They will make great prepar-
atiOns for the holidays and for supplying
New Years parties and tables. Look at III
advertisement and then call ct the corner e
Euclid street and the Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12

DEsERTER RE-oAPTURED.-Abouta month
since, it will be recollected, we noticad the
capture Of deserter ftOm the Regular amy
by Lieut. G. N. BraytOn, and his again
making his escape on the way to Newport
Barracks. Up to day before yesterday, moth
ing was known of his whereabouts, but on
that day Lieut.. B. learned he was in this
city, and in the evening he engaged the ser
vices Of two policemen, and went in pursuit.
of him. After short search be was discov-
cred in dance house on River street, and
re-arrested and lodged in the johnson street
Station. The mans name is Graham, a
powerful dOuble-hsted fellow, and he gave
the officers muoh trouble in arresting him.
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FROM RTIss0URI
OTTERv1LLR. No. Dec.

OTTERTILLR, No. Dec. IL.
The Union men nom Lafayette county 10
port that 700 rebsl recruits left Lexington
yesterday morning to join Prices army.
A band Of musicians, Is In number, from
the rebel army were captured near Dunk
berg on Monday.
A son and son-in-IaE of Col. Nagofin
have also been taken. They were the Lead
ers Of the forray on our teams near George
town on Saturday.
The scouting party which left here about
ten days ago is said to have surprised rebel
camp in Saline county, capturing q large
number of wagons and taking about hfty
prisoners.
It is rumored here that Price is advancing
northWard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12
EIEOTa10 Blras.-Dr.eibsOn'g new oloc

EEzCTRIO BArHs.-Dr. .GibsOn's new cleo.
trio baths cure general debility, rheums-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalizo the Oircu-
lation and remove almost every disease in
smsnner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal sstisfae-
ton to the sick The pleasantest bath
room in the city for lsdies-a female OpeF-
atOr in attendance. Ofioe No. lit Ontario
street. jys
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12
FROM WHEELING,

w lIIIIlIlI7i DC. II
In the Legislature, Mr.. OarksadOn, Of
Hampshire introduced resolution prohibit
ing persons engaged in the rebelliOn from
ever holding ofice il this State.
Mr.. Snider, of MOnongahela, introduced
a resolution modifying those parts Of the
code which prohibit writing or sheaking
against slavery 50 as to make them conform
TO ths spirit and genius Of our Institutions.
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DF. 8We1ts INfALhIBLE LINIMEHT a pre-
parnd frsm tbs rsolpe Of Dr. stuphen Sweet Of Con-
nsotout, che great bone setter, and has been used
N his practice for the iasi twenty years with the
most altoniEhlng auocea, As en- extornal remedy
ttis W.thsat rival, aud viii alleviate pain more
speedily ttan any other preparation. FOR all Rhsu.
matio and Nervous Disorder Il Is truly Inalllble
and e ourstive fer Sores. Wounts sprainS, Bruis-
e. 6e., a. soothing, healing aud powerful strength
uuiHg pFopousitits excite the just wonder and as.
toniahment ofan who have yer givoR Il trial -
Over four hundred certificates Of rtma kAbio our,s
perormed By q within the last two years. attest 10
this net. Strong Armstrong, Agents for Oisye-
LAna. deciaalteo3wdku
The Chief Attributes OF Manhood are fre-
Qasnsy lost or suspended BY nal.practices and vi.
coua hahita, thAtWn Inevitably lead 70 hereditary
disease unless checked In time. Read the truths LAID
down in the treaties Human Trai ,, Or Physlolog-
tesl Researches" II is elabOrately illustrated with
eoiored onErHvnsl and win convince tho most hard.
saed and unoonoerntd, well as relieve the minds
Oftbs most dospsading, By leading them In the right
ehAnnsl ior reliefOf bodily snd mental agony and
Despair.
sOld by DR. BARROW, l0i Blocker street, Hsu
Eork Price s. cents. Sent froo svsryvhers.
sold also by g. W. OArk, Druggists, Oovelaad.
Ohlo.
TO hEsrokE rhE slOK TO HEALTH.
fhe blood must b. purified, aud all medicines are
useless which de not possess the quality Of stula
ting the blood 60 discharge i5 impurities into the
bowels. Brandsth'6 Pills posBasa this quality IN
high dQgros, and should be IN every family, They
ere equally ussfdl for children and sduls; adapted
% both saxos and innocent bread, yet most
afleotiFe aH a medicine.
The Hon. Jacob Bsyors Of BprlnEvIlls, Ind. writes
% DR.. Brandoths under date Of Nay II, 1851:
81 have used your iuvaluabls Vegetable Universal
Pis IN ny mily since lsss; they have always cared
even when other medines were Of no avail. I have
BEN The means Of my nsighb0rs using hundreds Of
dollara' worth and sa,ished they have received
thousand per cent. In blessed health through their
uso. TheY are used in this Hgion for Bilious and
Liver Diseases Fever and Ague, and In ell rheumat.
ic cases with the most perfect suoosga In fact they
are the great reliance IN sioknola, and trust your
venerable liz maT be long spared to prepare so sx-
csllsnt M dicine for the use Of mac. Please
ssnd ne your lowest price By ths gross"
Sold b. A. Gardner, 270 Superior street, OlsVO
land, Ohlo and b. ali respectable dealers in medi.
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MORNING LEADER.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Y.M.O. A.-LHotures.
RsitbeEs a HauSmsnn For the HolidAys.
Lost-A Buffalo Robe.
Board Wanted.
Mould a Hogan-Con'eotionsry
Mould A Hogan-segars.
Italian Opera TrOups-Two Concerts.
Van Pslt a co-Flour.
Found -oAps and Gloves.
I. p. shofwood-Repa.
l. P.shtrWood-Prlntea Morihos.
}. B. Cobb a OO-OhriStmas BOOKS. &c.
W. P Foga-LooaI Notice.
Donation Visit-Looal Rolice.
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FROfI M YnRK.

NEW YoRK, Dec. IL.
A private letter from Martinique, dated
November 23d, states that the Iroquois is of
this port Wanting for the Sunpter.
Another dated tbs 26th sfys the Iroduois
arrived last night bat the Sumpbsr has as-
oaPed.
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nLEKRIANn aIARKKT.-Dec. II.

CLEVELAND MARKET--Dec. IL.
FLOUR-Msrkst quiet and unchanged. sa'es
30 bbls double extra Indiana at Sl,62S.
WHRAT-sslss Of car red on track ct To.
CORN-Quist at s5aSso.
OATS-sales Of car on track ct 285Ss
RYR-ssls of car on track at $50.
HIGHWNEs-Market very quls. and dull
Sales Of5O bblS at l5Se,
sALT-stesdy and unchanged. Fine 81 ,76 y Dbl.
Dairy 1890 = bbli and l25sc in Ian saoAs.
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From P0Rr RnYaI.

AEW YORK, Dec. IL.
By the steamer City Of New York from
Port Royal We learn that the 46th New York
regiment were to embark for Tybee with q
view Of storming Fort Pulaski By land
A feet was seen of Port Royal a lew days
prior TO the 9Th, which doubtless has since
arrived at its destination, and startling intel
ligencs may soon be expected from further
anufh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12

UNION MAsQUERADE.-Ag grand masquerade,
under the auspices of the MazOurka Club, is
advertised to take place on Christmas Eve,
Dec. 24fh, ct Chspin Hall. The character
Of the Club is an assurance that nothing will
be spared to make the occasion all that can
be desired;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12

sDALIA, No, Dec. II.
Il Is reported that fght took place yes
tsrday near WaEerly, Lafaystts county,
between body Of rebels under the noIori-
Gus Joe Shelby and 3 detachment Of Fede-
rsl cavalry. They we're sighting again
this morning, but no particulars are given
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sPHEREOTEPEs.-stimpsOn is, beyend al
question, q superior artist, and we advlse
those wishing to get a fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, will richly repay 10th Citi-
zen and stranger. R27:tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12

~ A Donation Visit will be made on
this (Thursdsy,) evening, at the St. Clair
Mission Church, on Waring street, for the
benefit Of the Rev. E. s. Lane, Missionary.
llr. Lane is doing good work and the 30
ciety needs assistance. Give them lift.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12

~ We invite attention to the advertise
ment Of Messrs. Van Pelt & Tufts, of the
Forest City Flour and Feed store, who offer
unusual advantages in their line. We gladly
commend these gentlemen 10 the notice and
patronage of the public.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12

CRAWFoRD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His " CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot of Seneca street
bridge. P. o. drawer III.
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2Iamhiaa.
D P. BOWER,


PLRKBER AND Gas ETFEER
No. l02 Pub. Square, (under Ohapin Hall. }
Manufactures and keeps eonstantly band all kre1
d Plumbara' and Gas FittarB' n8tagial1, such Is
Hydrant1, oath-tubI, Weter-ulOl " qh btalo1i
Bath-Boilerl, Lead, Galvanized eld Iron Eipel
8heot Lead, BralE aud Iron Lin and !oroo Pun -
krel1 aud Plated Nguoesl end eTorytning Eaoo11all
. A up Houses, Stores, 81, with Waler and gl1i %
ne most arpfoToo uFinclpleai
Particular attention giYsn to iobbing and country
work, janis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12

~ J. B. Hali's Arnica Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price IS cents, at No. II Public Square.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12

~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that oAE
NOT BE BROKEN By TEE HAT, can be found ct
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
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