Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

akatins oaps aad ladies Arctic hood ere
Just the thing for 4 useful sus beautiful
present
E. W. PEoK, in the Marble Block, like.
wise oasrsa Ans assortment Of muHs, tip
pets, mufisrs. hats and caps of all the latest
styles and fashions.
BEEBDicT & sOE, ditto 10 ell the above
Another valuable paesent for . gentleman
or for q lady lie on their counters In the
form Of fur gloves. Buffalo robes, wolf
robes, and such oOnoomitanta for nlelghing
parties during the coming months are sug-
gestivs Of various needy friends.
coEFEoFIoRARE, FRUrTs, &c.
MouLD s HOaAH have not, In spite Of the
run upon them, yet suspended dispensing
sweets TO the needy. For 8 box Of choice
cigars, for an indefinite quauty Of the best
French and American candies, for fruits,
for preserved fruits, for oysters, for toys,
TOR Christmas and New Years cake, for fall
sets Of nick-knacks to hang on Christmas
trees, 60 to Mould & Hogan, o. the Square.
MoULD & NUMsEN have seen 30 many
Cleveland ChIistmases and New Years, that
. reference 10 their merits is almost unne-
eessary. stiIl old customers and new will
be surprised to sec how many strange and
novel ideas can be wrought but of the luxu-
ries OF life.
HEIsEL ct Mould's old stand has every
thing that . fret class confectionery estab-
lishment can boast Of The children have
broken several paues out of his show win
dow In their eagerness to contemplate the
treasures therein displayed.
soHRIEK maintains the high stand which
his establishment has long enjoyed, and has
come out in full holiday bloom.
Day GOODS.
FREEMAN 4 KELLOGG, among other things
suitable, offer as holiday goods, embroidered
sets from the finest French to a Is cent ar
ticle, including elegant HOnitOn, English
thread, and point lace; also latest styles Of
knit hoods, Hkating caps, fur trimmed
hoods, wool CATERS, Nubia's, eheinele, and
broche scarfs, head nets, beautiful printed
flannel dressing gowns, choice vest patterns,
embroidered hAndkerchisf, magnificent
dress silks, and other dress goods, elOaks,
shawls, 80, &c.
E. I. BLLDwIH offers also all the above.
His windows are q fine sample Of the inte-
rior Of his establishment.
Messrs. Kendall & Co., Morgan / Root,
Hover Il Higbee, I. P. Sherwood, Norris
& Sheffield, Taylor, Griswold 4 Co., and
lyman all are competitors with the above,
in eli that is rich and rare in the dry goods
line.
PICTURES.
sLEaEKT displays elegant pictures and
frames, mirrors, etc. He has also e fine
stock Ofthe photographs albums which are
such favOrites for gifts.
CAHsor's is magnificent with curtains,
curtain hangings and fixtures, wall papers,
looking glasses, pictures, &c.
DRUGGISTS.
Strong & Armstrong, G. ". Clark, g. J.
Keller & E A. Palmer have 3 full aSsort-
msnt of fancy articles, for the toilet per-
fumes, hair brushes, soaps and cigars.
HARDWARE.
4. K. Reynolds, Colwsll i Co., Il. Z.
Wells, West Side, have among the usCal
articles incident to the iron trade unusually
large assOrtments of skates and sleds for
boys and girls; just the thing for Christmas
presents.
wTNTNH
G. A. BARLOW, next to Mould & Hogan,
on Euclid street has splendid pianos, which
are selling at war prices. They are unex-
csIled in tore and finish, ACCORDING to the
highest authorities. By all means present
your wife or your daughter a piano.
TOYS.
Rettburg and Hsusman have everything
in the toy line that any country In the
world can furnish. The only wonder is
where their vest stock csme from. Besides
toys they have beautiful snbroideries, and
other articles for personal adOrnment, as
we'll Is ornaments for every room in the
house.
oLoTHIEa.
After having looked at all the above, go
directly to Isaaes' and procure 8 suit OF
clothes for yourself snd all your boys, for
the winter Of the coming year.
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