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NEW YORA HARKRF-Dec. Q

Bl.0UR-Market active and slightly in favor O.
9nySIs wnlle prices are without material change
Sales To- 500 bbs at S52sas 40 for rsieeted. Ss ana
30 tor suPerhne state S5,6O@57O for extra stats
Soio ior surernne western; S56l85gO for com.
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; S6,O5@675 i6r
| CANADA FLOUR-Moderate busipes, doing nj
previous quotations. Sales $50 bbls at 50 foT
suPerhns, t5.G0@5,7O common to choice extra
h1E FLOUB-Aarket quiet and steady at
CORN AIEAL-Marlet quiet, nominal and un-
WHIsKY-Market lower. Sales 200 bbls at gO,f
WHRAT-RIArket fully Ic better fair export
sales 600 bu Chicago spring at 81 2Ol, 20; 4OO bus
W.! jeal,2s 60Jj bush Milwaukee olut at Sl,zgA
l,5i z5,OO bush amber Iowa at 81 306lalk; 6IO1 bu
eTn at Sly26@l,sy; $500 bush amber Micbiqan Al
400 Ill $500 bush Canada cubat 81 0. q an bu
white Michigan at Sl,4561I40.
HEE-MaTket without iInportpnf chanqe RaIes
$500 bush at s3js@s6c
HARLEY-7RArket quiet and steady. salos 800
East. ~ "
UORN-Market opened firm and closed little
better with moderate demand for export Sales are
l3COO bu at Gle for damaged mixed western; 6I6s65c
ior common to good 90 ahoati 66o in store; 66067c
Tor elbow southern.
OATS-Market dull and heavy. Sales at 44a45c
Tor Jersey, Canada western and state.
ROA A-market quiet without decided change
sale are 20 Dds at Sl25O9l3O0 for NESS Ss5ea9OO
BkkF-Market is quiet and hrmer. Sales 100
bbls at S4OOn4,5O for country prims S50On5 so for
country mess; 81, ,5Ol2 90 for Tepacked mess Sl3
0i3,g71S for extra mess.
DRESSED HOGs-Market steady at s4,626
FRIlIE MISS BRKF-MArkst is inactive at
Sl6,00020,O0.
BEkR HAHTs-Market quiet sIs.OO.
BACON-Sides firm with moderate dsmRnd.-
sales 5000 boxes long ribbed middes part at &c;
on private terms
OUR OIRATS-smoked and cut meats dull and
nOminally unchanged.
L.AKD--.In fair demand at easier price, salos 900
terces at 82s@936c.
BUETEh-Market firm at IIal6o for Ohio, and
l6f323c for state.
OHRRsE-AiArkets steady and firm at 6asKc.
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PERsoNAL.-Among the arrivals at the
Angler yesterday were, Geo. D. Sanford, M.
D.. Mrs. NJ. A. OnderdOnk, St. Louis P.
Dow, New York c. R. HOughton, YER
mont; Rev. Bishop Hopkins, do; Solomon
Field, do; ". P. ConoVer, Philadelphia ;
E. j. Adams, Warren RushQ A. slOan'
sandusky. D. Kinny, Jr., Kentucky; F.
NJ. Bacon, New York; Henry Kip, Buffalo
H. S. Hubbell, do; George H. Carey, BOs-
ton; J. ". VanderhOuss, New York Os-
mer C. Baker, Concord, N. H; G. Gillett,
Connecticut ;'s. L. Kasey, Kentucky; H.
H. P. Perry, San Francisco; Geo. Dof,
Philadelphia; J. h. Mccullough, Wells
vile; Charles q. Clarke, Massillon F. L.
Kingsbury, Framgham, Mass; M. BoS-
worth and wife, Tifin ]. Henshaw, Bos-
ton; ]. h. Burwell and wife, Boston, E. B
Richardson, Coppecticut; I'd. Walbridge
Detroit; F. P. Pratt, Detroit; Mrs. Cheney
New York.
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MORE ABOUT THE WEATHER,-In spite Of
the old song, May and December appear to
be on tOlerablY good terms with each other
Just now, and It looks very much as though
the old difficulties were permanently set
tied. There are those who are willing to
affirm that orders have been Issued from
headquarters 10 have nc winter this year,
but to go right on with the spring of 1862,
but as none of the New York papers have
as yet given any information concerning
the matter, we are all in the dark as to
whether il is reliable or not.
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MONDAY, Dec. Q.
Prssent-NssSrs. Rice, Robert, InEorBoll
Jones, Turner, Willard, Hsrtnsll, ThOme
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
The committee appointed to consider the
case Of several pupils Of the Central High
School, and 10 determine whether they arc
residents Of the city or not, asked further
time before making q report. Granted.
REPORTS OF sTAEDHo COMMITTEES.
Several bills and accounts were presented
and were certified to the Council for pay
ment.
sUPERINTENDEEF's RRPoRT.
Tho Superintendent presented his Month
/ ly Report Of the condition Of the Public
Schools Of the city.
The report shows during tho past month:
Total enrolment of all schools 4,9I9
/ Number Of scholars in attendance 1851
Average per centage of attendance 9s,4
Average daily attendance 4,ll2
Tho Superintendent asked instruction
from the Board concerning a question
which frequently gave rise TO unpleasant
differences between parents and teachers;
viz whether or not parents are at liberty
to require their children 10 remain out Of
school or to be excused from scheol habit
ually and at pleasure? Tho Board consider
cd the question informally, and were of the
opinion that the Superintendent had full
power to use his own Judgement as to the
necessity of such Irregularities, and to refuse
to permit them if he deemed proper.
The monthly report Of the High Schools
was presented, exhibiting very favorable
state of affairs.
The enrolment of the East High School
shows 199 scholars!
Tho enrolment of the West Side High
School rs scholars,
COMMUNICATIONS.
A communication was received from H.
L. Wilson, teacher in the Hicks street school,
rendering her resignation at the close Of the
present term. Accepted.
A communication was received from the
City Council stating that resolution author
izing purchase of seats for the West High
School at a cost not to exceed $3.50 had been
referred to the Board. Passage recon-
mended.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
On motion of Mr.. Willard, son of VIM.
Bolton, of the West Side, was allowed to at
tend the Kentucky street school instead of
the Hicks street school.
On motion of Mr.. Ingersoll, child of
Mr.. Bebee was permitted 10 attend Hicks
street instead of Pearl street school.
The Committee on Teachers recommend |
ed the transfer of Miss Folsom from Eagle |
street school TO fill the vacancy occasioned |
by the resignation of Miss Wilson in Hicks |
street school. Adopted.
The following gentlemen were appointed
a Committee of Examiners for the High |
Schools:
East Side ScE0ol-Rev. Mr.. Hawks, Chas.
Bradburn, VIM. ]. Boardman.
West Side-Rev; L. Burton, J. NJ. Coffin
bury DR.. T.. P. Wilson.
Adjourned to Tuesday, Nov. 2Sd.
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eXeeeding forty millions during the current
year, he feels that be must not shrink
from plain statement Of the actual ueses-
stiles Of the situation. Two-fftbs of one Der
cent on real and personal property of loyal
States will produce S44, 4,OOO, 900, the pro
posed income adding $4,000, ,0on
The Secretary recommends a plan for a
national circulation Of notes, the features Of
which are a circulation of notes bearing a
common impression and authenticated by
common authority. The redemption Of these
notes by associations and institutions to
which they may be delivered for issue. and
the Iecurity Of that redemption by pledge Of
u ,. stocks and an adequate provision Of
specie. An important advantage to the peo-
pie by this plan would be in the increased
security Of the Union sprinQinQ from COM
mon interests in its preservation, created BY
the distribution OF its stocks to associations
throughout the country as the basis Of their
circulation, and he entertains the opinion. if
a credit circulation be desirable, It is most
desirable in this form. he states il is earn
estly hoped, not without sufficient grounds,
that the present war be brought to an auspi
cious termination before midsummer, and
that in that event the provision Of revenue
by taxation recommended will suffice for all
financial exigencies without additional loans,
and enable the Government ct once 10 begin
a reduction of the existing debt. If the
war continues to July 1st, 1852, the public
debt will be $5I7, 1922, ,eO2; if till July Isl,
1868, it will be, in round numbers, S9OO'-
900, 900.
The prohibition of trade with the rebel
States has been fully enforced. Regulations
age been established by which rice, cotton
and other property in the insurrectiOnsry
districts occupied By our troops will be con-
iscated and sent by sea to New York. All
jales will be for account of Government and |
he proceeds paid into the National Treasury. |
As a general rule commerce should follow |
he flag, and when the authority of the /
Union is fully restored in the States, ports /
hOuld be opened without restriction and all 1
ommeree freely permitted.
: The Secretary closes by saying it has been
is endeavor to iufuse into bis department /
be greatest possible activity and vigOr and |
Opes that a continued endeaVor with larger
xperienee will make it what it ought to be.
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TIE Prisoner a New Orleans.

The New Orleans Picayune, of the I'd and
9TH Of November, gives list of the prison.
ers of war, tranferred from Richmond to
New Orleans. Among them are the follow
ing members Of the ist and 7th Ohio Regi-
ments:
First Regiments Sergeant J. F. Morris, Co,
I; privates James Mclaughlin, Co. E; J. E.
Morris, Co. 1; A. B. spader, Co. F D. Sui
ivan, Co. F; G. W. Wise, Co. F.
Seventh Acknowledgment W. W. Par
menter, Co. C; E. R. Stiles Co. @; G. G. c.
Ke .chum, Co. E; F. F. WiIcoxson, Co. E !;
Edward Rcllin, Co. K; A Kohlman, Co. K;
E. W. Morey, Co. c corpOrals C. F. Mack,
Co. c.; J. G. Turner, Co. E; J. A. Mohler,
Co. b s. N. Cole, Co. l; E. G. Palmer, Go.
q Charles Barrett Co. 1; PriVates Albert
Osborn, Co. G ;..Charles Webster, Co. E; Alex.
Parker, Co. G; r. Bears, Co. G; L. Warren,
Co. C; A. n. Halburt 90. @; H. ..Keiser, Co.
@; S. B. Kinsbury, Co. @, E. Kennedy, Co.
E. 4. Hubbell, Co. O; Fifer S. Gill, Co. D;
Privates @. @. Quinn, Co. D; O. burroughs,
E Evans, Co. a; W. q. Scott g. @. New
ton, VIM. Biggs, W. ". Wheeler, J. W.
ElnCD3 70. VI ". n aghdLu l. D. ny CTS
Co ]; Charles Carroll, James Johnston, Co.
D; George Sweet, W. E. Bartlett, W Cher
~, John Bark, John Ham, L. N. Blskesley,
3. Fox, J. Butler, F. Stillwell, G. W. Down
ing Co. E; Matthew Merkle, G. Haskell, Co.
K; J. Shelby, h. Huntoon, Co. D; G. W..
Williams Geo. G. Robinson, d. Wesseubock,
J. c. Rafferty,, Co. B. J. Snyder, Co.
7; L. @. Logue, Co. G. A. Scoville, Co. =;
R. Wilsdon, Co. Al F. Bodle, Go. @; John
Miller, Co. K; P. Jenkins, Co. D. John Smith,
Co. :; J. Wolf Co. K; Theod. Burt, Co. A;
A. Schwartz, Co. G; G. A. Ackerman, Co.
K; Chas Stahl, Co. K; G. W. W. Thompson,
Co. K; F. Williams, Co. A; N. Waicy, 90.
A; 2 Larkins, Co. Il t. Hebbig, Co. A; 2.
A. Fuig, Co. <; F. a. Noble, Co. C; ]. Hett-
lick, Co. G; J. McCabe, Co. B; L Bales, Co.
G; E. R. Smith, Co. G. F. A. Rubicon, Co.
=; John Smith, Co. A; E. Smith, 90. B; h,
Smith, Co. A; D. N. K. Hubbard, Co. b; H.
Wood, musician, 90. D; Ohas. 0cttinger, Co.
G; R. S. Beel, Co. B; N. D. OlaghOrn, Co. D,
h. Thompson, Co. C; N. Friedenburg, Co. =;
N. Levullen, b. Johnson, Co. I; John Mas
ss, Co. C; J. T. Curtiss, Co. G.
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TIE HEAEIEsF BATTALIoEs.-Ac correspond
ent of the q Historical Magazine and Notes
and Queries" published in New York, says:
Napoleon has had the credit of the re-
mark, a. have observed that Providence
always faTors the heaviest battaliOns." But
the readers of Las Cssas will find that he
had different opinion. The saying is to
traced to Gen. Lee. Perhaps some of our
readers, who have access to his '1ifs--a duo
decemo, written msHy years ago-can fur
nish page and paragraph"
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soLDIER's FUND TO PURCHASE A HoNE-
sTEAD.-several Of the volunteer companies
have adopted a system of saving portion
of their pay for the purpose of purchasing
q homestead after their term of enlistment
has expired. The trust provides that each
member Of the company shatl deposite ten
dollars every sixty days during their en-
listment, for the purpose of forming & fund
for the purchase of homestead farms on the
public lands the amount to be deposited in
some well established bank in the State
from which the soldiers have come, and not
to be Withdrawn until the expiration of the
term of enlistment
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CLEYRLAND nlARK Fr--Ilnc- o

FLODR-Narkot steady and quiet, at about PIE
vious rates. Sales Of 100 bbls whito wheat douBl
extra At $500.
WHKAT-sAles Of ! car white at 81. o., on frael
cars red on track at 06c; car red on track at 97e
and 2So bush from store ats5o.
CORN-Qu at 3i@35c. No sales reported.
OATs-Duli ard no Sales. May be quoted At
about 26927c.
LARD-Rathsr firm. Held at 7Ji@Tfc.
BUTTER-Ranges frem lOal5c as in quality.
CHEESE-Markot rather armer, with little
moro inqairy. Sales Of 100 boxes W. r., at 53fa6,,
mostly at the latter Bgure.
HESS PORK-There was some inquiry for shin
mont to og iensburgh, but the market generally ia
dull and inactive. Sales Of 100 boIs at snOo Some
holders on at 5000.
FRUITS-saleH of IS bbIs at SIC.
SALT-stoady, q. Sl,75 o bbl for hne; So 90 for
dairy and l2'9e for dairy in liB slcks.
DRESSED HOGs-Ths market Is duh, owing
to the warm weather. Small sales to day at 50 o..
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10 REsEORE TaE sIOK 10 HEALTH.

TO RESFORE TaE sTOK TO HEALTH.
The blood must be Purifod, aud all medicines are
useless which Do not possess the quality Of stulA
ting the blood to discharEo its impurities into tho
bowels. Brundoth's rills possess this quality in
high degree, aud should be IN every family, They
are equally usofal for children and adults; adapted
TO beth soEes and are az innocent bread yet most
efiootive a. q medicine.
The Hon. Jacob BsyorE OF sPringyile, Ind. writes
20 Or. Brendoth, under date Of Nay II, ls6l:
II have used your Invaluable Vegetable Universal
Pills In ny family alnce ls3 thoy have always cured,
even when other medines w1re Of no avail. have
Be a The means Of my nelghbors using hundreds Of
dOllara' worth and am satisfied they have received
thousand PER cent. in blessed health through their
use. They ars used in this Hgion for Bilious and
Liver Diseases, Fever aud Ague and in all rheumst.
&c easul With the most perfect success In fact they
the great reliance In sickness, and trust your
venoubls life may be long spared TO prepare eK-
cellent msdioina for the use Of mao. Please
send meYOur lowest price BY the gross."
sold By A. Gardner, ~ Superior street, Olsvs
land Ohio, snd BY all respectable dealers in medi.
cinss
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COMMON PLEAS.


BEFORE JUDGE BOLTON.
Gaylord VS.. Metropolitan Insurance Co.
Judgment for Plaintiff 81, ,597.
sOuthee, executriz, &C., VS.. sutlif. De-
fendants motion to open judgment was
granted.
Davis, Receiver, &C., vs.. First COngrega-
tiOnal Church, Chagrin Falls. Demurrer to
petition sustained.
Robson vs.. Hewitt, ct. al. Judgment for
plaintiff, and order as to piiorities of liens.
Bishop ct al. VS.. French. Error from
Justice of the Peace. Judgment affirmed
BEFORE JUDGE BISHOP.
The case of City Marshal C. A. Minckley
for perjury, set for Yesterday afternoon, did
not come on, owing to the absence of s. E.
Adams, one Of the Defendants attorneys.
1t will probably Be tried to-day, should Mr..
Adams return.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ATTENTION TEANsTERs OF 0. s. AMY
Those Teamsters whose applications have
been accepted viii report themselves (pre-
pared to stsrt) by Wednesday afternoon, as
the detachment will leave early on Thurs
day morning.
Others desiring to make engagements will
apply at the Office ofW. F. Carey 4 Co., Nos.
81 to 81 River street. Detachments viii be
despatched East every few days until further
notice. None but those well recommended
viii be accepted. DIT W.. CAREE.
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~ The price Of the MoRNEs LSADER 70
news agents il One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on thS LEaDHRj 10 NsWl
Dealers, Is one-fOuFth Of s cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage ItampH should send US one and three
cent instead of larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

TEAXsTERs IN THH ARNT.-Attention is call
cd to the notice to teamsters, in another col
umn. q squad Of men will be sent off on
Thursday Of the present week. All per
sons dssirOus Of engaging in this employ
ment can do SO by making early application
to. W. F. Carey on River street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

NEE You sKoKER?-We are not going to
rive = hOnily upOupthe evils of tobacco, a
IA the r siOrmsr Trask, but to say if you are
already SDaOker and are determined to con-
tinue in the Rsblt, Msssrs. Mould and HO-
gan. upon the LNquars have sOme Of the best
cigars ever sold in this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

CoFFKE MIL GUE. - The journal an
nounces that two specimen numbers of the
"Coffee Mill Gun have been received by
the Quartermaster General at Columbus
They throw balls one and a half inches in
diameter, and viii be tried in day or two.
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M ADYERTIskmENEa

Isaac A. InaacI-Ths Fair Inez.
s. s, Barrie-coai Oh, sc.
Rettbefg a HausmHnn -Tor the Holidays.
Taylor, Grlsvoid Co-BoOpod skirts.
Caldwell simmons Beans Wanted.
HOsSe to Rent on eranser street.
O. L. A.-Looturrs.
Strong a ATmstrOnE-Ir. swSo.s Linimont-
Special Notice.
hawks a Bro-Looal Notice.
Starr Local Notice.
DE-. AYsr-Cathartic Pills.
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APPOINTED LIEUTENAET.-PhilliP Heege,
who was with the Grays during the three
months service, has been appointed ID
Lieutenant in the 5sth Ohio Regiment, com
msndsd BY Col. Bausenwein, who formerly
aarrAd uith Garabaldi.
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The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are fre-
Queniy iost or suspended By mal-prsotices and Vi
cious hahits, thatWl inevitably lead to horodiary
dtseeso unless checked 10 time. BEAD the truths Laid
down in he treaties "Haman Fraliy, OF Phyulolog.
seal Rosearohss" Il is olsboratey illustrated with
o0lored ongravinss and viii convince the m5st hard
eRad and unoonosrnsd as well as relieve the minds
OF the most dosp7ndug By leading them IN the right
channel Ter relief Of bodily and mental agony and
despair.
sold b. DR- BARROW, lsi BleOoksr street. EsV
Tork. Prize IS cents. Sent free everywhere.
soi1 also ~ g. W. Ozark, Druggists, OsvoiNnd,
Ohio.
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70 RoUKET.-Lieutenant Colonel Creigh-
ton has received telegraph dispatch from
Col. Tyler stating that the 9Th Regiment
was ordered to ROmney, and wOnld Proba-
bly, march yesterday. We have heard nc
conformstiOn Of the report that they would
be sent to Wastington.3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

srARR's EEws DEPVT.-The New York
daily papers can always be found at Starts
shead Of the mail. All the magazines and
illustrated papers are to be found upon
Starts counter at the earliest moment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

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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IRON My YnRH.

NEW foRKJ Dec. 9.
Specials state that Senator Johnson had
an interview with Mcclellan to-day. uroin0
Immediate sending Of relief to the iovsligts
Of Tennessee.
The President favOrs the earliest advance
ofKsatnely' army.
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OOMMRROIAL.
Board ofTr9do,

PrsSident-J. L, WEATHERLY.
Vice Prel't-M. d. sooTT. TroaHursr-R. T. LToH.
DIRECTORS.
N, b. CLARK, A. Quin, =. 3. Davis, b. BrowhsH, II.
Harvey, A. J. Bogges, y. B. Lester
RnFRBEEs
3. y. Lester, J.. q. Hussay, m n. bUost,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

sPHERnOFTPES.-stimpson is, boyond all
question, . superior artist, and We advise
those wishing to get fne likeness TO call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 253
Superior street, viii richly repay 10th citi-
zen and aLrnnRar. R27.tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

ff WAgHIEgFoE, Dee. 8.
A delegation Of Indian tribes arrived bs-s
TO examine and report to their people fhs
true condition Of affairs. They express gur-
prist at finding things so entirely different
from what they were represented By rebal
leaders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

PHonorED.-Col. Du Puy, of the ssh Ohio
Regiment, having resigned, Capt. g. s. Car
rol, Of the lOth Regulars, has been appoint
ed 10 the vacancy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

~ The Rebellion Record has reached
its eth monthly number, and its 4lst week
ly number. Hawks 4 Bro. send either efi-
tion by mail or express free. The price Of
the monthly numbers is so cents each, and
of the weekly 10 cents each.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

~ J. B. HalPs Arnica Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts
etc. Price rs cents, at No. II Public square
Nov 8-RII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

FRAEE PARKHR.-LVery and Boarding
Stable, 20 Seneca street, A No. l Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
aep9lR96,Iv
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HpNlAl NeIlsEE.
a TRIEND IN NHED. TRY IT.

AAANNn IN NANNs InA IL
Dc. sWest's INFALhIBHE LIEIMkNT Il pre-
pared lrsnl tha recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Con-
neot'out the great bone setter, and has been used
in his Praeioe Cor the last twsntY years with the
most asiouishinE success. AZ sn external remedy
q lie Wltheut rival, and viii alleviate pain more
speedily ttan any ether preparation. For all Rheu'
matte and Nervous Disorder h Is truly intallihloi
and q curative for Sores, Wounis, sprains, bruia
os, &C. iia soothing healing and powerful strength.
OninE pIoponaitss, excite ihe just Wondsr and as
toai1hmtnt ofall who have ever given q trial -
Over four hundred certificates Of rtmatkable cur,s
performed By Il within the last two years. Attest 20
this laet, Strong Armstrong, Agents for Oleve-
land. deolasltoo2wd&u sRs
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For Tableaux-Red, White, and Blue. Put
up in boxes ready for use By
STRONG & ARNSTR0Na.
Nov. sO-S64 lw.
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ELECTRIC BATus.-Dr. .GibsOn's new sleos
trio baths cure general debility, Theuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliae the circu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
manner truly astonishing. No other beth
in the world give such universal satisfao-
tiOn to the sick Tho plsasantest bath
room in the city for ladies' female opor-
HtOr in attendance. Office No. lit Ontario
street. jys
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

~ For fresh homeopathic Medicines
IN Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
augs-R1l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

AHrEuUs WARD.-A new book BY Chas.
F. Brown, otherwise Artemus Ward, IS an
neunced as forthcoming by the publisher
G. ". Carleton, Of New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10
BUFFALO hARKRT-Dec. @
my TFIEeRApH Il

ALOUR-Markot dull and unchanged
Grain Of all kinds du'l and no sales.
MHIShY-ln moderate demand. Sales 20 bbls
at l7c.
LAKE IMPORTs-6OO bbls -four, 2,OOO bush
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

Lava TIP GAS BUREERs.-I can supply
the last improved LAya Tip Burners for 25
cents each. ". P. FOGe.