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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27
THE CITY.

CRrsEKks IN TIE County JAIL-AlRRIleE
EtFRLoRDnARY.--A few days sgo E
young clergyman Of Lorain county wrote
to esntlenan in this city, cOnhding to
him the plan Of his contemplated marriage,
The bride elect desired that the nuptial tie
shOuld be joined by her PsstOr. Her resi-
asncs Is In Savannah, Ashland county
NGr Pastor is the Rev. George Gordon, now
n lsil in this city. As he could not go to
Savannah, it was mutually resolved By the
parties that they shOuld come 10 Cleveland,
and bsmazried by the Rev. Prisoner, IN jail
g Merry Christmas was the day chosen
for the wedding. Mr.. Gordon Wss aPprised
,oF The plan. Also kr. Crsw was consulted,
and gave his consent TO the measure. Ac-
'scordinglT, the bridal party arrived BY the
$50 train, four in number-bride and bride
RToom, brides father and aunt. After due
preparations at the Hotel, they repailsd at
1lolook TO the jail. They were courteous
II received By the Sheriff iuto his apart
ms1ts, and treated with consideration by
his f.,,NiIy, and by the jailor's lady. Mr..
sorson = Is soon introduced, with his lady
Srd fhsy =, eefved the greetings Of theiI
f-isads with evident satisfaction. The
marriage eersm ony YES performed BY the
HRsv. Prisoner" in tie presence Of Rev'd'
IA. Thoms and - Oroeks, Of the Wes.
lsysn Church, the sheVfG Nj! eEHE, and
the lady inmates Of the House. Che OIL
eating minister began Obort addr, - q
thscandidates for matrimonY by saying =
eEhs frst marriage was solemuizsd in the
EHrdsn Of Eden" BE might have added,
By . step from the sublime to the sad. isapd
fhs iest-so far-is now being celebrated
within the walls of prison" But no allu-
sion was made 70 the peculiar circumstance,
which was judiclous. For the moment, the
place seemed none other than the House Of
God 70 the witnesses, while 10 the happy
lovers, it seemed, doubtless, ''the gate Of
HsaTsn." J. D. willard and Jane Lawson
vera duly pronounced husband and wife,
and in earnest prayer their welded life was
-commendsd to the care and benediction Of
the Heavenly Father.
-Aa-AAAy G--4 g-s-AAg Pa11EA = NhAh U
81 Christmas morning, in our county jail.
AK some moments Of pleasing cOnveFsa-
,tisn, the wedding party, preceded BY the
-sRsv. Prisoner" paid a visit to his cell /;
and theues returned 70 their hotel for din
mar.
L would be repugnant TO the taste Of any
refined lady 70 be married in jail Jet
there are few women who would not on
such an occasion, follow their Pastor to
prison II they bSlisved he was uDjustIy con-
ened there. We respect the bride who,
moved By holy sympathy, and regard for
principle, left her hcme, and the circle of
family connections, came to strange city,
.sud sought the frOWning jail, because il
contained her beloved Pastor, and in that
grated receptacle Of vicious men and vile
women began her course as q wife May
Hesven's blessing rest upon her, and upon
hsr loving and worthy husband, through
long years Of happy and fruitful union.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

We learn that this gentleman viii reach
-fhIs city during the present week. There Is
no man In the country who would meet with
s1asrmel reception than awaits him On
.eirpiati oonHTeidI.
This gentleman, brother 70 Gen. Robert
Anderson, Of Fort samtsr fame, although
~ birth Kentuckian, was educated in Ohio,
snd lie most important portion of bis life
bsins spent hare, be is az much Ohian, as if
Rs ans nsnoF born. He is fine classical
scholsr and has high fame as an orator.
Woald it not be well for the Young Mems
CHRISTIAN Association" or the nLibrary As
sosiation' 10 include him in their list Of Lee
tursrs during the present season
Mr.. Anderson, some years since, emierated
70 Texas, and was extensively engaged in
eatas raising when the present rebellion
gb,oke ont. As a Unio man, he denounced
-ths treason and the traitors. Fer this he
was arrested and imprisoned, and bis hair
breadth escapes, and his history Of Texan
Treason, forms the ground work 81 an ad
..mirsble lecture which was delivered to Al
saudieucs Of thousands IN New York city
and which our Literary societies would d
WsIl to procure for our Cleveland public.-
The history, coming from gentleman ofes
4sblished character, like Mr.. Anderson
would be Of the more interest from the faC
that It would be the truth and nothing else.
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NEW XORA mARKET-DeO. 30

LHY THLHaRAPH.I
FLOUR-MArket only limited extent and pri,es
sales $500 bblS at S59Oa5SO for releoted; IS 2sa
549 lot suPerhne ststei S55O156O for oTtra Btats:
ior snperhns Eestsrn; S65On5T5 for COM
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; S6s5as. rs t5r
trade brands Market closing heavy and dsein ing
CANADA klhlUH-MarEst dull and declininS p
Sales at S5s0a5,s0 for superhns; Js6O0I.C0 foT
AYE FLOUR-Asrkst is quiet and without
CORN 1ikAIs-Markst In fair request. Sale, Of
i0l b6Is extra Western at S3,45;
WHGBkY-Markst Is in moderate demand -
Sales 100 bbIs at ls9lsX chiefly inside price.
MAEAT,-Hothing Important doing: shippers
submit 70 any decline In order to realIzs. Only
SALES At l,4O for white Canadian and sl.l2 extra
,kyk-MarEOt steady Sales 500 bush at sOags
Mostly inside prices.
HARLEA-In fair request Sales 900 bush at
lOcgl = for State nc canada West aud nc at 3,
depot for Canada west.
IORH-market heavy and dropping. sales Of
y 900 bush at g for sound mixed western Ia store
and ahOat.
OATs.MArkst dull and heavy, sales at aas49o
Tor iereeTY Canada western Andstate-
PORA-hArket without material change
SALES go bbs as l2,2SssigF5 for msssi S825:8eOO
BKKF-Markst also rules quiet. SALES are at
At S4sO0S4yo0 for country prime; S5,0O05I59 for
country ness Sn,50l200 for repaoked ma5gi Si3,75
PiiiNiE Ms Isss sT issRKF-M.rksi inactive.
BEkE HAmS-market steady ct Sl4.oO1l4, 80 for
western.
UUF mRATa-Market dull and nominal at
Ssca5 for shoulders; t5fa6Hc for hams.
ally unchanRed.
BACON-sides quiet without material change
In price.
LAHD-Markst more sctive and shade easier
Sales 1900 bbls At s4stc No. l, sA@9 prime kettle
rendered.
BUFFER-solling at IIAi5o for Ohio, and
l6a2Oo for state. Market quiet and prices slightly
favor the buyer.
G1RPsi E-M.rbaa utaadv AZ ssfaao
DRESSED HQGS-Efarkst TsTT hFm, Sales ht
S4,b2H eity.
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Yosl o "a. ., -r' 3 80, ho did, when
/ retired bacG aE,u, III feared nothing hui
bullet in my back. Lieut.. Vest and 9
few others held their ground for ten or az
teen minutes, and then aud there was when
our brave and noble Wm. Clark received {
ball in the heart and lungs, killing him in
stantly. he died in the snemY'S camp
May he rest in Teace. No nobler soldier
ever died. He was shot after I len, and the
boys tell me tnat Il was impossible for 90
few 70 bring him away. Arrived in the
woods, saw our troops falling back and
knew that the day was lost.
The 9th Indiana and ID Virginia we're de-
tanned, ard arrived too late. The eth fought
bravsly, and was in the fort twice, bnt could
not hold it slOne, the I'd Virginia having
broken ranks near the beginning Of the at
tack.
Let me here remark that Capt. Hamilton,
who had taken charge of the SGD, ught
bravely until his brother was wounded, he
then accompanied him off the field.
OF our loss cannot tell certainly, prOba-
bly, 20 killed and 40 wounded. OF the SD,
2 or killed and or 10 wounded. OF Co.
F, one killed, William Clark; seriously
wounded one, Lidsey, thigh broken by
ball; slightly wounded, Samuel Clark in the
hand and VIM. Sharp had two ball cuts on
the head, and O. BarLen had q skin cut on
the forehead.
We were whipped, but We did all that liv-
ing men could do, but it was impossible for
SO few To prevail against SC many.
Respectfully,
G. G. BRANDT,
Co. F, SD Ohio Regiment.
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Fnom mIssnuRI.
81. IOVn, Dee 2s.

ST. LOUn, Dec. 2e.
Cen. HaIleck issued the fOIlOEIDg Gene
raj Order
In virture Of the authority conferred oy
the President Of the United States, the mar
tial law heretofore declared in this city Wih
be enforced. In virtue Of the same authoil-
ty. martial law Is hereby declared and Wil
6e enforced in and about ell railroads N
tbis STATE. It is not intended By this dscia.
ration to interfere with the Jurisdiction Of
anv civil court which Is loyal. %
Government Of the United States and which
win aid military authorities in enforcing Or
der and Furnishing crimes. Commanding
officers, trOops's and posts viii be held resoon-
sible that their commands are ready to move
at a moments warning. kxcues for dslaJ
and want Of preparations win not hereafssl
| be admitted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27
FROM NEW YORK.

INV ANlIAl ~ y
The orago arrived with Gen. Scott aud J.
Haneey Jones as passengers.
The prize schooner Jane Campbelle, cap
tured off Beaufort, laden with salt and haa-
mel, arrived here.
The Charleston Mercury Of the 10th re-
ports the repulse Of q Federal gun-boat hy
the batteries at Port Royal Ferry, also that
The Federal forces attempted to cross in hail
but were driven back with terrible slaugh'
ter.
The rebel schooner Fashion was esptureC
By the slooP-Of-Wer Ethan Allen Nov. z9th
aad sent to Key West.
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CLRYRIAND aIARKKF-.Ilec. 2a.

CLEVELAND RIARKRF--Doo. 20.
FLOUR-ButlittlS doing ia lhls line. No trans.
actions reported.
WHRAT-HO sales.
CORN-sales Of 200 bush on track 1t Sc.
HlGHWINRS-NoI sales.
HOGs-NOt much inquiry for pork Prices
range from SIS TO $50.
OATs-Quiet ct last qaototionI, 25HO.
RYR-sale car on track at &c.
BUTTRR-saleH in the small way At Is@l44o
EGGS-Rsmain firm at Ice. No talss.
CHRRSR-s1o and &c In iobbioE lots.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27


TIE CHTLDRFE II TIE WooD.-A Lecture,
with the above title, was delivered last eve
ming in the Clinton Hall lecture-room, by
Mr.. Charles F. Brown, gentlsman widely
known as a humorous writer, under the
nom de plane Of "Artemus Ward" The
night was q most inclement one, and if the
room was not quite filed, the wonder is
that go large an audience could have been
drawn together, under the circumstances.-
Naturally and justly, those who are ao-
qualnted with "Artemus Ward, Snowman, %
through his writings only, pictured him, in
fancy, as burly, middle-sged person, in
somewhat seedy aPpaTal, and with an ad-
dress more or less Of the "side-show' type
of character. On the contrary, Mr.. Brown
is q tall slim, and gentlemanly looking
young man, rather careful in his dress than
otherwise, and gifted with an imperturbable
expression of face, which adds very ma
terially to the effect of the droll philoso-
phies that are propounded by him. "The
Children in the Wood" is a title skillfully
made use of by the lecturer as medium
for saying great many spicy and smart
things upon the current topics Of the day.
Every now and then he alludes to the title,
as having no immediate reference to some
thing that has Just been spun out by him,
the s1lfsSSSstt of which, aided by the droll 30
lemnity with which it is uttered, convulses
the sudiense with laughter. BY the gift OF
nature, Mr.. Brown is q comedian. dis de-
livery is prOVokingly deliberate, and there
is g subdued humOr visible in every ex :
preston Of his face, Tho reading was de-
eided success, and will be repeated in tbs
same room on thesvening Of the ID of Jan
uary.-N. z. Times.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

- Tho price Of ne KoEHIEs LnADuI b
ns9S sgsns Is One Dollar and Fity csnh
pr hzndrod, and no deviation undsr any
oireumSsanoss.
- postage Oh The LHADEai 70 ksHa
Dssfe,,, is ons-iourth Of q cent per copy.
We Wonld prefer that parties rsmitting
postage stAEaPs shOuld send us Ons and hires
eost ipsissd OF IaEEsg denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

THE WEBBs.-The Webb sisters had a good
audience last evening, notwithstanding the
night was one of the worst possible. They
we're as versatile as ever, astonishing the su-
dience by their rapid transformstions as
well as by their really artistic playing
Consult the advertisement and then go this
evening to the Academy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AIlEAUrrFuL PREsEur-Fsthers, husbands
broth ers and ioversl there is nothing in
the Ii pc Of presents for Christmas or New
Years that would be ss acceptable, or do as
much good to your daughters, wives, sisters
and svvesthearts as one Of Browns susPan-
sion w,tists ard improved skirt supporters.
You can find them OF Freeman Kelloggs,
Hover & Higb.,s's, Mrs. POrter's, "a Seneca
or at lsI Ontario street, over Moore's Auc-
Hon Store, All waists exchanged that do
not it. If you don't believe it try it once
NoRR1s & SHEFFIELD,
ProprietG-S and Manufacturers,
1eI Ontario street (uP stsirs-)
5.esls.ges
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Tru Gna7s' PAETT.-The party given on
Wednesday evening BY the ersyS At their
Amor, was one Of the finest Of the season.
srhs soapsny was large and select, the az
rsEfsnsnts perfect, and the Hall elegantly
-assa-asea With flags, &c. Another party
sa1i b given on Tuesday evening next
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27
FROm WASHINGTON.

WAsHINeEoH, Dec 70.
Our piokets towards DrainesTiIls were
driven in this morning.
The Secretary Of War directs tAt ~
more horses Be purchased ali'li Al l-S''
owned are in active service
A Ere occurred in the Government - -
blss- near the Observatory. Aren't ~
/ horses periShsd- 8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

PERsoNAL.-Dr. Reyner leaves this city
this morning to join his regiment, the 9th
Cavalry, Of which he is Surgeon. The reg
ipsnt is in complete condition, and will
probably move within ten days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

COUHTRT o. C.-Thero will be q special
meeting of this Club this (Friday) evening,
ct 7 o'clock. A full and punctual attendance
of the members is requested. By order of
the P
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

mn R6aEuR.-LdveEy and Boarding
stabh. e gsueca EGrset, A No. Horses and
e.TTis e.TSt roasqua5ls figures.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

@- Now is the tiFhs'tO buy your Diaries
for 1862. Hawks q Bro. have a splendid
assortment. Give them call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Citizens Wishing eonveyEnce 20 either OF the
above Trains or Boats, viii be called for BY the
Ccaohes Of Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving
thar address Gt the Omnibus Oihce, lfI superior
street, naLt door 20 the Weddeu House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27
l. ADIRs1 FURs
AZ Reduced Prices.
I. BENEDICT Z SONS

Having just received q very large lot Of
choice furs, offer them at greatly reduced
prices, less thau they can be bought in the
city. Call sOcn at
2OI SUPERIOR STREET.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

~GO to the Euclid Place Drug store il
you wish good article of Tea, Coffee, su-
garS, Golden Syrup, NOlasses, &c. Keegau
& Gould have a nice stock Of Wines and
Liquors on hand. Their old Martel Bran
dy and Pale Port are suberb articles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

~ Holiday Gifts for Little Folks, ct
B. Cobb Co.'S, No. 14l Superior ssrsst.
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OHIOAsO mAKKEE-Dec. 20

OnAOAOO hAhAAE-Deo- 20
IBX TKLlaRAPH.l
FLOUR-MarkstQ quiet.
WHEAE-Market firm and shade higher Sales
at 6S1fq69 for No. l, and 634063& No 2fn store
CORN-Market hrmer. Sales At Z023Ac
for mixed Ia store.
OATS Market active.
MESS P0R Rk-Aominal at S9,s7H
RECkAPTS-l20 90 b6ls nouri4 ,OJ1 Dush wheat
5000 bus corn.
kXOHANGR-OnN New York, firm at H85fs pre-.
MUM.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

TAMEs 81. ODMLL, BkAs5
H FoUEDER AID AAA " 49, 49, Y - = i 4
~ foorI ron suarior gtreet, Olsleal9I o-ls. e
r 1ruSarsf 20 furnish Al kind1 q 49, 49, -
- 81 ~ PiurnblnT DuEipt1. pt -. Y. ~ -
rfnf5 un1o Gld Esl9-ree- -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

- Holiday Gin Emporium, st }. B.
Cobb 4 Co.'S, al Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Ll1A TIP Gas BUREERs-of an improved
pstteru from those recently put in the street
lamps, f,,r sale at 25 cents each, by
". P. FOse.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

~ Holiday Gifts for grown up people a
J. B. Cobb & Cos, No 24l Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

81. B. Hairs Arniea Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Barns, Bruises, Cuts
etc. Price IS cents, st No. II Public Square.
Nov 6-R IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27
IRON QUINCY.

QBHQE, n D.. %.
Two spans Of BRIDGES acros Charlton
RiVef, On TIE Hannibal aud ST 10.
VeEe burned By the rebels last night. Trains
cannot cross for some daya GE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

FURs ToR THE HOLLIDAFs.-Aessrs. E.
Stair { Co., 245 Superior street, hsve reeeiT-
cd 8 splepo, d stock of Furs for the Holidays,
vhisb they are SsIling fully 20 per cent. be-
low last years prices. AessrS. Stair & Co
are noted for keeping the best FurS in the
market. All who wish the best Furs at the
lowest prices, ssogld call and see their stock.
decI7-s6s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

- For Christmas Gift, of every de-
scription, call at ]. B. Cobb & Co.'S, No. AL
Superior strast.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27
NKW ADyRRFIsKmRNFa

81 Cnie-A Present f5s New Tear.
OolWs,l oo.-Atttchnsnt Notice.
I. Bryan-Tor Rant.
D. Crcbsugh-Housokoeptr
ClsFol.nd Wouted Oo.-An Wool MattrosssI.
Q. Tiea oo.-coal ct var prices.
Frohsrt-At Probsrt'S store, 6o.
Walsh 4 RvHls- Fami , O. Gioo,riol.
Do Go p Inns Hamburg cheese
Do Do shaker Mills Buckwhtat Flour
d do N HoreY.
d DO Cultivated Crknb Tfisa.
DO do Baltimore Oyu'ers.
Go do The Best Coal on,
KeagAn Gould-LooL Hotioo.
HsNka Bro.-Nocal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

CaAvFoRD's RHFAH Coal YARD.-Buy
vour cosl Of HIM. His CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use.
omcs and Yard foot of Seneca street.
bridqa. P. o. drawer III.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

E. STAIR B CO.,
245 Superior street.
We have reduced the price Of our Furs-
nov is lhe time to buy. E. Stab & Co.
FURs are the best Christmas present you
can buy for your wife, mother, sister, OF
friend. E. sTAIE & Co. are selling splendid
sets st unparalleled low prices. dtd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27
MmERUIAL.
Board Of Ffado.

Beard of Efado.
PFusidsnt-J. Z. WHATHERLT.
Vlos Prsaf-H. B. e0oEF. 7roasursr-R. =. LYoa.
pT11CEon1.
n. b. OiaFk, A. oGln, q. B. Davis, b. HndghsIl Il
Harvey, A. ,. Bsggos, 8. y. Lester.
hlFlRHE8.
.. =. Lester, J.G. Huassy, E.B. Beott.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Resolutions Or C8nd .'rnee On the cath Of
Cast. WIN. RRLestraw, Adopted By thS
ma. Unlon College.
WHEREAs, In his Infinite wisdom It hath
pleased "the Great Arbiter Of human destiny
70 summon from earth, in the morning Of
life, " foFmsr student Of NJ Union College,
Capt. VIM. RakestraW, Of Co. ], l9th Regi-
ment, o. v. a., who died Of diptkeria. Dec.
nth, 1851, while on duty in Southern
Kentucky; and,
WHEREAS, We deem this stroks Of Divine
Providence as peculiarly affective both to
MS parents and numerous friends; there
fore,
ResOIVsd, That we consider the death of
our much valued friend as but another ad-
monition TO "prepare TO meet our God"
RsSolVsd, That we deeply sympathize with
bis parents in the loss of dutifnl son; bis
friends, noble and amiable companion, and
society an earnest lAborer.
Resolved, That in the death of our friend
we have parted with jealous promoter of
the cause of education, thorough scholar,
an efficient co-Worker in the dissemination of
literature, and one whose intellect bade fair
TO rank among sarth's noblest sons.
RssOlVsd, That he, from the infancy Of our
present national difficulty, has exhibited the
character of noble and true patriot, In req
ponding to the call Of his country, for whose
defense be has sacrificed his life aud brilliant
talents.
RssOIVsd That we solicit the publication
of the above, and that copy be forwarded
TO the parents Of the deceased; also one to
Co. ], Of the 18th Regiment o. Y. NJ, and
one preserved in the archives of the College.
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HRIAN sYsTFM OP lOURR.
BPECIAL NOTI0E..


he cold season i5 approaching. and your dlmGzi-
VIZ surely b v0rss and perhaps rendered h.
RAmL
Thsre Is no guess work IN the sIa1nilattol q q
ne dlninistsrias Of the medicines, for by ths n
Strunants used fhs-s can Be no ml1taEs, ana tbs
DOosornsEsr haGitatss 10 inform ths pstisnt 81 Dis
fisnds Of Tie EBUE state Of tbs easo.
Ths Doctors parlora ct fhs Weddsn House an
thronEsd daily, many ps-8ons coming from distalt
stasaI, and others who were ailhsarbsnod b. 6ofu-
e sEpsrisnos and IaESs SUMS Dsid 70 auasEs. hsrs
Ind healths aud that too hy paying e FsET odsrzts
md roasoaabls charge.
IhsEs 8 no charge for eonsultatiou-
Dootor AzRB does not cure by usrouIJ, sd11lios,
Jns, blistsring, bleeding or any q 1hs practicas
usually rssortsd 70 in the treatment Of chronic dis
slsss. Ths trsatnsnf b udnlga5g adapted 70 pr
sons Who cannot take strong msdicine1; TIE aGsotz
are prompt and permanent, and but fsW dsyl srial
Eill OonvinoS the most Sksptioal ms Doctor Ein
with pleasure name PARTIES uhsi oan Do sssn asG
sonVsrssd With In this city, Wh0 ASFa besn cursd
b. his mOds q troasuent. Those who are nov
sIEpsrinz with thsir lives under ths blind guidance
of 'traFelhng-dootors," or who are dying b faoh-
y under the hands % physiclSns who DO not uadsF-
stand ths nature of thslr dlssass on t7Us mode q
surs, delay no longer, bus while jon have the Sow
q ssSk in rational way to regain your hsslth,-
Fhoss, too who are waiting for th5 disease 70 saR
oa" think ~hilO Il e t1me Of those who lfEs goo,
waited but IN vain and have gons before You Many
thousands o. those Who hsVe gohs dOEn 70 tho
gaEs With o0usumpil1n night hsVs been saved
dad thsF tak0n proper prsosntion and chocksd fha
iissass Whan & va QatErEh q tnaammation of th8
shrost. Pratt b Eoaseting Hpoa. tAsiE htal neg
SS-Tas charge shsu IN no cas- - ab5es S5er
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

BosTOE, Dec. %.
Ths report that Msson and 6liden an
roiuQ % EnrOps is unfounded. They Re
;nain at Fogt Warren.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

~ For Holiday Books can st J. B. Cobb
( Co.s34 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Na- Diaries for 1852 of all kinds-for sale
by J. B. CObb6 Co.'S, 241 superios street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Catawha Grapes, fresh and perfect
a. when taken from the vines, can be had
AT Gilbert & Paase's, Ontario street. They
have also very choice lot of turkeys and
chickens, bought expressly for the holidays.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

KEEP YoUR FEET DEY.-This is the
weather for people to take cold occasiOned
by damp feet. To prevent this use Larter's
Waterproof Competition for boots and shoes,
which is warranted imperviOus to snow
wster. Manufaotursd at 1O2 Superior St.
See advertisement. St