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

81. JOINS, Dec %.
The steamer Persia passed Cape Race Sat.
urday night
Tse French papers at MarseilIes, Hsvrs
and Bourdeaux advise the Government to
preserve strict neutrality in case Of war be-
tween England and The United States.
Some Paris papers advocate the energetic
Intervention of France. The Opinions Ma
t~iOnale, the liberal organ of France, says
France should follow the example Of Eng
land should the latter recognize the s0othsrn
~0onfedsFsoy.
Austrian papers are of the opinion that
war between England and America would
remove the only barrier in Europe against
French ambition, and that France would Dez
gin war against Germany.
The Persia sailed for Canada % the l4th
with HOO troops.
Prince Albert died On Sunday noon, the
18th, Of Gastric fever. BIS illness had not
previously been considered dangerous
The Liverpool Mercury states that the
Earl Of Derby had been consulted By the
Government and approved Of its policy in
the America difficulty, and that Captains Of
outward bound ships signslise English res
ses that war with America was probable.
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WHAT THE LOUISVILLE JoURNAL SGYs;-
ave do not believe that sven in this age Of
cheap publications any work can be more
reasonable than the terms of the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN at 50 per annum, with IS per cent.
discount for clubs Of ten. It forms q yearly
volume of s32 pages quarto, with an i'm
mense number Of original e~ngrsVings Of
patented machines, valuable Inventions,
and objects Of scientific interest. There is
not an industrial pursuit which does not
receive q share Of its attention. 1t contains
official lists Of patent claims, important
statistics, practical recipes for useful dOmes-
tic purposes, and has long stood, both in
this country and Europe, as the highest au-
thority in the mechanical arts and sciences.
There is no publication more valuable to
the farmer, the miller, the engineer, the
iron founder, the mechanic or the manufac-
turer. We have never opened q number
without learning something we o knew
before, andobtain ed,valuable information for
the benefit of our readers. The Publishers,
Msssrs. Mum / Co., of 81 Park Row, New
York, have deserved the success which they
have achieved. No one should visit that
city without calling at their palatial estab-
lisbment, which is q museum of inventive
genius, collected from the entire world. If
any Of our friends away of in the country
do not know this work, and will take our
advice, they will mail 81 and become sub
scribers Immediately, or by applying to the
Publishers they can obtain q specimen copy
gratis, which will be sure to confirm the
truth of our recommendation"
We fully indorse the above, and would
recommend our readers to take Prenties's
advice, and subscribe for the paper. A
new volume commences on the LIST of Jana
airy, and it being a valuable work of refer
ence, containing as 1t does, the only official
list of patent claims published In the cOun-
try, every numbsr should be preserved
ThE paper is published every Saturday, by
the well-knOwn patent agents, Msssrs.
Mum & Co. who have conducted the paper
during the past sixteeniyears.
In addition 70 furnishing specimen copies
eff the paper gratis, the publishers win send
a pamphlet of advice to inventors, free of
charge, Address, MUM co,
II 81 Park Row.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

Select Committss Of shrss Be appolntsd to
consider ths sxpsdisncy Of connecting sou1s
of the military and naval stations On 10
coast By snbmadns telegraph AdopSed@
Anef sxocuiiKs session, the bill 70 ipy
crease hereunder Of cadets at West Boint
Was tAksE up.
e Hr. Wade ard Others opposed TIE Hn.
Ne. Chandler said he vas ready to abolish
West Point sltogetheT. Il was on Of the
causes Of the rebellion. he believed Il pro-
dueed more traitors than any Whsrs else ainos
the days Of Judas Iscariot
The bill was postponed till tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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LEADER:
TURsOAI MORNTNa. DC. q, 1854.



Rottborg 4 Hausmann-For che Holidays.
n. W. sonos-Who's Afraid.
l.. p. shorsood-hah P aidL.
4" " -Loander Doth.
Taylor. Gdsvols A Oo-Baimoral skirts.
}, Stair I Eon-FoE the HOlIdsyI-GraB-B
" -Eresh Tomatoes, a.
" -BWoss Halbs.
" Split Peas, 30
" Pop Csrn.
" -BHekWheat Flour.
" " -CraRbsFrlss.
" -HJaetathS.
Oberiat VAristleI LEGAL otioa
Aunn 4 % LEGAL NotioO.
Halls PhErmaoF-Businsss Fetios.
Hawks 4 Bro-LOoal Rttlots.
Thomas IsItor-L0el Notes.
+. stair 4 Co-Eosal Notice.
elbsrt 4 Pers-Loo1 Netiso.
o. Guitar 4 son-Isoat Notice.
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FRoM

NEW YoRK, Dec. %.
The Bosrd Of Fire Insurance Comnanies
have resolved to charge q special rata Of 3
per cent on all coal, rock and earth oils.
Special Washington despatch to the Post
gives q TumOr that the Cabinet have resolved
70 release Mason and Slidell, and orders have
gone ont 70 ship them at once 70 Halifax.
The Post regards itimprobable,
The steamship North Star, from Asphalt
the 18th, has arrived. She beings $2s, 600 in
treasure.
The French transport ship The Resource,
bound 10 Callao, was wrecked 40 miles south
Of Valparaiso She had over 500 souls on
board, only 5 or Q Of whom were saved.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24
~ For Holiday Books call at J. B. Cobb
& Co.'S PAL Superior street.

ATEEATRE.-Therei is a strong probability,
if not & certainty, that we are at last to have
a Theatre in Cleveland. Mr.. Webb, father
of the "Webb Sisters" who are to give a Sc
ries Of holiday entertainments at the Aeade-
my of Music, commencing on Christmas
night, is making arrangements TO inaugu-
rate a season Of frst class performances at
the beginning of the coming year. Various
star actors, male and female, have been
written to and undoubtedly We shall havean
opportunity Of seeing what we have not seen
for q long time, a good play we'll Played
Success to Mr.. Webb.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

.
HAbARR BlsHoP's COEoERT.-The concert
Of Madame Bishop, Is the Academy Of Music
LAST evening, wns NOT 60 fully attended Is
entertainments Of its class usually ere in
this city, owing to the inolsmsncY Of the
weather. Madame Bishops voice has lost
little of its old freshness, and she bids fair to
maintain for many years to come her prom
Inent position on the concert stage. Il is TO
be regretted that her stay with US is net
longer. seguin and speisu are talented ar
fists and were greeted with frequent aP-
plause.
BUoKLET's MINsTRELs.-The unpleasant
weather reduced the house which usually
attends the concerts Of this troupe very SEN
sibly, last evening. They are excellent in
every department.. Miss Gould is certainly
6 superior singer.
PART1Es.-TO-niEht a masquerade party
win take place at ohspin's Hall, under the
auspices Of the MszoukG Club.
On Christmas night Ballou gives g grand
party at Chapin's Hall, which is to be a
graud affair it is said.
The Grays IN the same evening entertain
their friends at their armOry.
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won NRw YORK.

NV IOREl Uea %
Washington specials ststs that Minister
Adams reports 70 the State Department that
be had an interview with Earl Russell sitter
a discussion Of the Trent affair in the BHtish
Cabinst but no definite conclusion was ar
rivedst
Specials also state that Ireland Is ripe for
q r~e7olutisn in case Of war between England
and the United States. Not much faith i
plaeedin this.
Gen. Burnsids's expedition VIII not get
away from Annapolis till after Christmas
but Is sars 70 sail before New Years. III
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

TsE MEE.-Ten men, and no more, are
wanted to fill up Capt. Bsrtletg's Artillery
Company, which has alredy been ineorpo-
rated with the Ohio Regiment az Company
G. Any desiring to enlist will apply at once
at No. Is Superior Street. The men in the
battery are many of them, old hremen, and
are just the fellows to make boys play
Of the fighting bruisers. Capt. Bartlett Is
just the man TO lead them when they desire
to 60. The remainder of the officers are:
Senior lSt Lient., A. Marshalj Junior Let
Lieut., E. A. OSBORN; Senior I'd Lieut., T.
@. Floyd; Junior I'd Lieut., Il. s. Camp.
The battery was organized Dec. 2lst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

FUEs FoR TIE HOLLIDAYs.-Messrs. E.
Stair & Co., A5 Superior street, have receiv.
ed splendid stock of Furs for the Holidays,
which they are selling fully 20 per cent be-
low last years prices. Mesars. Stair & Co.
are noted for keeping the best Furs in the
market. All who wish the best FurS ct the
lowest prices, should call and see their stock.
decl7-368
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

CHRIsTNAs AT tbs IEDUEFRIAL soHooL.-A
visit to the Industrial sshool on the ap-
proaeh Of Christmas leaves two decided i'm
pressiOns on the mind Of the visitor, to wit /;
that the children of the school are we'll
cared for in all that is essential to their
well being, and that s~uperinten lent Water
ten understands thoroughly the treatment
necessary to seeure the children's confidence,
and through that, their obedience and good
behavior. Every Christmas they are pre-
sented with various articles of wearing ap-
Parel, some with mittens, others with socks,
and others with dresses, hoods, caps, aprons,
psntalOons, shirts, and so on, and for the
internal qualification and comfort, each re-
ceives a stick or two of candy, which latter
Of course carries with it indescribable pleas
ure. We dropped in at the School last eve
ming, and found a large tree we'll stocked
with clothing for distribution at 9 o'clock
this morning, to the great joy Of many a
little heart. There are I75 children in at
tendance at the school, all of whom are
under good control, and yield G willing
obedience to the regulations. Not the least
eOmmsndsble feature in the management is
the recent establishment Of q "savings
Bank, in which the children deposit the
pennies they get from time to time by do
ing little chores, selling old iron they pick
mp about the streets, 60, BY which it is
hoped to inculcste q disposition to save. A
distribution was made yesterday of the
amount collected since the Bank was es-
tablished,-about two months,-the sum
being $3.50. One of the girls had accumu-
lated SILL, which she devoted to the pur-
chase of q new dress. It is source of pleas
ure to know that these unfortunate children
are being so well guarded and cared for.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

The price Of NE MOEElHa LnADna 10
nsWs agents Is ons Dollar and Fifty Osnt
per hundred, and n deviation Under any
circumstances.
Tbs postage On the LHADnj 70 News
Dealers, is One-fOurth offs cent par copy.
We would prefer that parties RENTING
postage stamps should send 4 n and three
can't instead Of larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24
10 RTsrohr FaE sIOK no HEAI

10 REsrokE TaE SICK 10 HEALTH.
ne blood NEST Be purified, and ell medicines are
E1elusz which % not possess the quality Of Stiula.
ding ths blood 70 discharge is Impurities into the
boWslI. Brandsshs Plus possess this quality In a
Sigh degree, and should be In oV0rJ family. They
nEo sgually nssfal for children aud adults adapted
60 both asxes, and are as Innocent hs bread, yet most
GGsotive e q msdioine-
Ths Hon. Jacob Bsgors OfsBringvilO, Ind. writes
% d.. Brandothi under date Of Kay Il, 1851;
81 have used your invaluable Vegetable Universal
Pills IN ny hnily since lsSS they have slwsYs CURED,
sven when other medines were Of no avail ! have
basn he means Of my nsighbOrB using hundreds Of
aoalarsi worth and 1 am satisfied they have rsoeived
z Lkousand pag cent. In blessed health through their
ass. ThsF are used In this region for Bilious and
Liver Diseases, EsTer and Ague, aud in ali rhsumat-
- easas with the most perfect success, In fact, they
sre &c grost reliance In siekneEs, and ! trust your
Eonsrshls IFS may be long spared to prepare 90 SE-
Olisnf 8 M dicins for the use Of man. : Pleas
Rnd msYOur lowest prios b. the gross."
S0f b. A. Gardner, 10 Superior street, UsTS
I.n1. phio, aud ~ al rsPeotahlS doaisTa In nedi-
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@reAM AalleeA.


Dr.. Sweets Infsnible Eminent for Horses is un-
uvalod hY any, and IN all cases Of Lsmoness, arising
fron epraius, Beuises or WrenohinR, lie eRci d
magical and certain. Harnesa OF saddle Calls and
Rnghone nay DO easiy prevented and cured In thar
~tncipieHt stages, but confirmed cases are beyond the
Possibility o. radical care. No case o. the kind,
howoTef, is 50 desperate or hopeless hut e may BE-
a~lsvisied b. this L nlment and its faithful applI-
cation WnlalWHys remove the iameness, and enable
the horts % trsvel with comparative ease.
Evsry horse owner should have this remedy At
hand Or ice timely use a. the frat appearance OF
Lanoneui viii onectuaily prevent those formidable
Diseases mentioned, 70 which al horses are liable,
and uhish render somany othorVlss valuable hcrses
Hoarly worthlaa. StrouE 5 Armstrong, Agents for
Cleveland. declualtoo9wd&WR1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are ire
0uontly lOst or suspended By mal-pra0tiosl and VI
doas habiz, that viii Inevitably lead 70 hereditary
elsoass unless checked In time. Resd the truths laid
Gown ia Tie treaties Human Frany, or PhTEiOloa-
hal Bssoarohes'' Itis elaborately illustrated with
oolored snErayin2s and viii eonvinee the most hard.
ORed and unoonosrnSds e well g relieve tho minds
% the moat dsspondlng, ~ laadinE them in the right
chAnnsi toE relief o. bodily and msntsl agony and
despair.
Sold b. DIX. BABR0W, la4 Blsaeker Strset, NOW
York PTios g oents- Sent hes s~yarTvkero.
Sold also ~ g. ". Olsrk, Druggists, Cleveland,
1hs,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24
For THR HOLIDAYS
LADIES' FURs.

We have received within the last few days
a large assortment Of Ladies' and Misses
Furs, expressly for Holiday Gifts.
Our prices are unusually low and remark
able satisfactory.
L, BENEDICT 4 9oN,
Dec. IL; 1858 20I Superior street.
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Phs Annual Festival Of the Congregational
Church, West Side.

b Annual Festival Of the ~FeEati
Church, West Side.
This anniversary occasion came of on
Friday evening. The young ladies and gen.
tlemen of the congregation volunteered to
perform the necessary preparatory laborj
and they did themselves much credit by the
tasteful decorations in evergreen work and
pieture-hansIngs, lone and arranged exclu-
| sively by them, and also by the well-loaded
tables, the provisions for which were fur
niShed by the families of the Society, who
ever respond literally to such calls.
The Festival was numerous attended by
the people eff the congregation and their
friends, and much admiration was expressed
of the attractive arrangements. one feature
which drew especial attention was a fine
picture, containing q likeness Of Father
Keep, surrounded by g rich wreath Of Sow
era, all wrought with g steel pen, by Mr..
william Keep, grandson of the venerable
patriarch, and q member Of the church
over this picture was the date Of the iorma-
tion of the church, 1884 and on the opposite
side of the platform was the Likeness Of the
present Pastor, and over it the date, 1861
the fronto Of the platform was a wreath
ed arch, and on the wall in the rear, in 8
corresponding arch, was "27th Anniver-
sary."
The Festival vas meant 10 be both com
pusmoratius and Ts'nNnerativs. For the for
mer object, the presence of the first pastor
Father Keep, Was solicited and anticipated
but he was detained at home by the out
break of q Ere which had we'll nigh eonsum'
ed his dwelling. It was a matter Of special
thankfulness that of the four surviving
founders of the church, still members, nj
{ one has been called away since the last an
nfversary. Among the achievements Of thu
past wear 10 be remembered with gratitude
and praise, is the extinction of the churel
debt. A church cut Of debt ought to have
/. celebration
i The Festival was remunerative beyon'
4 expectation, the proceeds amounting to $3.50
with very light expenses. This win aPPsa
the more liberal when regarded in connee
: tom with the fact that buta fortnight befor
the people paid THAR PASTOR and his famil
. q surprise visit, and lsfs donations amount
n to nearly $3.50, including q splendid sntSl
e tainment. These exhibitions of gensrOu
interest, must of course be highly encourae
ing to both Pastor and people.
.e Although Father Keep could not atsen
IL the Festival, he reported himself in fu
be vigOr on Saturday morning, and RENAME
over the sabbath, preaching two very alb
!. discourass, morning ana evening. The mel
tai freshness Of this ootsgsnsriRu ninist'
= exceeds even bis physical energy. b
ID evening sermon, produced the Presel
"a month, was frsught with vaiuabls thought
be , viAcly sdsPted to the present time, and vsl
at pertinent 70 the Chproh, conveying the far
ia we'll eounssls Of their first PsStOF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

kan YOUa FEET DET.-This is the
wsathsr for people to take cold Occasioned
bv damp fest. To prevent this pse Larter's
Waterproof Composition for boots and shoes,
Wbieh Is v~arrantsd imPerviOus 70 snow
vatsr. Manufactured ct 1O2 Superior St.
See advertisements 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

STOLE A MUFF.-A woman disguised as q
lady, went into Paddock's Hat Store on
Monday afternoon, and, In a ft of absence
of mind, carried of an elegant muf worth
SIs. The lady,,is known. "While the lamp
holds out, &C." and the o she returns,
the better, 1t Is said.
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FROM

CKlRa Dec %.
Special Order No. 70, places Gen. GEantin
command Of the districs Of Cairo which IN
cludes Southern Illinois that portion Of Ken
lucky vest Of the Cumberland river and the
-ooDnties IN Missouri south Of Cape GifaFdeau.
Gen. paine wiz be transferred from Psau-
cab to Cairo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

LOsr.-On Thursday evening somewhere
between the American House and Public
Square, on Long street, a buggy whip,
cushion and halter. Also, 3 breast collar
traces, &c. Any person finding the above
or any part of them, will be Literally re
warded by leaving the same at the LEADEE
Job Office. G. s. NEwooHB.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

r Catawba Grapes, fresh and perfect
as when taken from the vines, can be had
at Gilbert & Pease's, Ontario street. They
have also a very choice lot of turkeys and
chickens, bought expressly fOrthe holidays.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

ANEwC oRps.-onsh hundred active young
men wanted, to serve as Prisoners Guards
on Johnson's Island (nssr ssndusky City.
See advertisement in this paper. For Partic-
u!srs call at Stewards, corner of Bank and
Frankfort streets, or at the Franklin House,
West Side. 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

Snow Or WEsT-Ths trains from the
West were not on time yesterday and q dis
patch was seat in quest ofthe reason, which
soon came in the shape Of "snow on the
track" It was three feet deep at LaPOrts,
on the Michigan southern RrilrOad, and
completely blocked the rains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

LEOrURE.-This snvsning Rcv' J.. Hyatt
Smith delivers his lecture on "Tho First
and Second War Of Independence" at the
Melodeon. BE is too we'll known to our cit
iasns to require communication at our hands.
The house will be crowded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24
Rare Chanee 60 Purehase Christans and
new Year Presents

MoSarS. o. Gutter & Son sells this tues
day. afternoon at 2O'elOck P. NJ, and ct half
past Q o'clock this evening, ct STORE NO.
III SUPERIOR STREET (Harrington's
Block a beautiful lot Of China Ware, Plated
and Britannia Ware Of all kinds. Fancy
articles, JswslFy, Toys, 30, all good articles,
being the balance Of a retail stock.
Now is the time to buy your gifts for the
Holidays ct very low prices.
Remember the place. Dee24.38
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

CRAwFoBD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His CHIPPEWA" is
tho very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot Of Seneca Btrset
bridge. P. o. drawer III.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

~ The seamen Of Cleveland are re-
quested to meet at the Methodist Church,
corner of Church and Hanover Streets, West
Side, on Thursday evening next, at Z O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24
RROM C%INeINNkTL
OIEcIHHATI, Dec %.

The COmmerciars FTaakfOrt dispatch says
that Hon. William G. Anderson, formerly
member Of Congress, died to-day.
The Governor, contrary 70 e~xpecsanonA
approved al bills presented 70 hin-
Nothing new from Somerset
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

~ One hundred barrels crude Oil den
sity A 70 4S, can be found at George sprague's,
Oyiatt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

Citizens wishing conveyance % either OF gh'
above Trains or Beats, viii be called for BY th'
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving
their address az the Omnibus Oh1ce, 147 Superior
street, Rext door 70 the WeddsI House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

PERsoHAL.-Capt. P. h. Brsslin, of the
18Th Regulars, arrived in town LAST evening
on q weeks furlough.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

TEIErfv FREE CEAPEL.-Thsrs viii be d.
vine Services in this Chapel on Tuesday,
Christmas Eve, at Z o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

~ ]. B. Halr's Arnics Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price IS cents, at No. II Public square.
Nov 9-R IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

NoTicE TO sOGpIEEs.-ApplicatiOn for ad-
mission into the hospital provided by the
Sanitary Commission for sick and wounded
soldier, must be made to B. Rouse, IS Wood
street. None need apply except those whose
papers show they have b~een::regularly mus
tered into service, and signed by the sur
Tson, or officer in command Of the regi-
meut TO which they belong.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

LAVA TIP Gas BVRsERs-Of an improved
pattern from those recently put in thestreet
lamps, for sale at rs cents each, BY
". P. Foee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

IN Diaries for 1854 of all kinds-for sale
By J. B. CObb6 Co.'S, 94I suPeriOs street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

NJ Holiday Gift Emporium, st J. B.
Cobb 4 Co.'S, al Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

va Diaries for 1861 large assortment
at Hawks 4 Bros.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

IS Hawks & Bro. have Portfolios from
40 cents to S.. Also the Soldiers Furnish
ed Portfolio for rs cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

FRASK PAsx1R.-LEery and Boarding
stabls; IS Seneca Ssrssts A No, l Hozsos sid
Carriages ct rsasqasble figures.
ssp2AR36sly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-24

@-J. B. Cobb & Co. have the finest and
most magnificent lot of books in this city
for Christmas and New Years gifts.