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The Industrial School scholars present,
nearly two hundred, had one Of their best
times of Thanksgiving yesterday. PrOvi-
siOns, turkeys, chickens, beef, pork, pota-
toes, buckEheat, syrup, pies, puddings, bis
cults, dOughnuts, crackers, bread, milk,
apples, nuts, raisins, came in freely; and
We heartily, first, thank God, who is the
Giver Of ali Good, for his unmerited bles-
sing bestowed on the poor and certainly
needy. Second, We thank the citizens for
their ready willingness to give after the
Lord put it into their hearts. Third, we
thsnk the ladies, who worked 50 hard with
earving-knife and fingers, and all who SO
well arranged the tables, aud divided the
portions into tin dishes (aL BsEjawia
messes). The children behaved well, eating
to their hearts content. One child being
sisk, q lady tied his portion up, and as he
trOtted away it was amusing to see its size,
and what light step he made as he left
the table for home. All seemed pleased
after eating, and took in their aprons what
would I'LL 3 tTc-quart measure, to say
nothing Of pockets filed. Some Of our
NChOlars were sick at home. For them, the
ladies set aside sufficient saying, Poor
things, they must not be forgOttenr'
We would now say to one and all, Thank
yOa R. WATERTOz, Superintendent.
P.s. We acknowledge the receipt of
fifty dollars and ten cents, $3.50 1O,) from
the united congregations attending the
Thanksgiving Sermon preached in the Sc.
cond Presbyterian Church. It certainly
came in time Of need. R.W.
GIa-.1..5 NJ, cotL
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Confectionery.
/ n 80 RINK

TOHN HRlN
et HAVING EEEoTTg 70 EIs VIEW oUARFKAss
No. % : LYMAN's BLOCK,
Opposite the Court House, Pub. sQas-e,)
e prepared 70 rsosiVe the calls Of hia friends Ane
the public ct iAfSs. .
ETerYthinF in the line Of OenisotiGpsyy Is kept 81
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL as usual
OYSTERS AND HOT C0FFEB,
a we'll g tka ohoiesyt eatsbIes served up At = mo
msut'B notice.
DINNER IS SERVED DAILY
for the accommodation Of persons having business
ct the Court House.
KBEHETT ALE on DBAU9HF
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DR0P5-spPerioE 70
ANY thing In the Confectionery hnsus lsest % %
JOHN SOHRlhK.
-LOOK OUT FOB THE TAFFET.76N
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A FApW or "a AoREs.

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WITH TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING,
IN the Italian Style u architecture with barn.
we'll, cistern aud out houses all new just compile.
ted and ready for occupancy The house - Dullt
with ell modern improVsmentsi the grounds have
mont On Efnsmsn Avenue sf 40 rods q beautiful
rSVIns and living brook run through Tis rear end
Of the Farm there several springs Of pure Wetei
running ont rom the banks Of the rAYtnel which
with simple hYdrGulic works. can be conveyed % AM
part Of the Farm. For Gontlemau's hosidenct
the whole grounds can Be elegantly and ta5tei9lY lY
arranged gOF Garden, vineyard or Fruit Oal.
turs, L can be made profitable, being 20 nesr the
oIty-only about 100 rods nom the corporation limits
hfI farm can be divided into lots OF one 70 ave OF
more acres, and make elegant residences, and 81 q
large advance Of the price at which It can now p
land, q part Of which Is beautiful Grove. Ihe
Kiusnan Street Railroad passes through the ave
nuo "a front Of this Farm.
Also-A NEW TWO BTORK BHlOk HOUSE
Barn, Out Buildings, ko;i corner OF Alnsnan ~
Forest streets. Lot ll7 feet on htn6aanI ADQ ~ OF
Forest street. House and improvements are all nrs
class, with all the modern ltylet Ald built IN SUI
1iso-H NEW TWO STORY BBlCK HOUSE
Barn, Out Buildingsi stpstS4 on Forest sL5s9s
Lot 100 feet 'front.' by as feot deep. THIS g 9rs
/ class house, built in substantial manner ana
/ the Italian 6tFle Of architecture. -
| AlsO-Another TWO STOkh BklOk hOUHh
Barn, Out Building, &C., adjoining tes ons la5t 9e
scrfbed Lot 100 feet 'front.' By 25 l5st ds5p, and nm
| ishsd in an re5psctB like the other.
/ AlEO-OhE VACANT LOT on kinsman etEeei
| Geoond lot from the corner Of htn8mRn ana 4ofel
gtreetg II3 fet front By so6 deep. Hine lots on Aol
| at gtreet, between KinsmApi and 5coTiu AVennl
east side. Lots 80 feet 'front.' by zls teet eesD. WI
| AL on tins 70 suit purchasers
| Bz-FoT further iBiorIasfiOn enquire o. me unoe
| fune2O.s56 .. BARKER.
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R8- The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Christian Union will be held at the
rooms Of the Y. NJ. c. A, Monday after
nOOn, Dec. %, at o'clock.
Mas. s. B. PAGE, President.
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8raas GaaMara.

lanes q. ODELL, BRASS
% FOUEDER AND MAEUEAOTURER q
afsW doors from Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. II,
2 prepared 70 furnish all kinds Of work used foT
steam, WateI or Gas, and ell the various articlsl
ulad n the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of an
kladI made and repaired. Bras uastfnE do1e daily
ElRfaH Nark q al kiAss Easairst. ssaIRE
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Accept these, sir, with the assurance that
hose l represent have the most implicit
oOn61enos in your experience and bravery
as an oficOr and loyalty ss q citizen. To
your commend they have given their hus-
bands, brothers, lovers ana neighbors, and
they ask that those they love may be per-
mitted to rally in defence of our institu-
tons with these Stars and Stripes unfuried
In their ranks.
Yours with respect
r = pAIgR
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BETHEL NOTICE.-There will be preach
Ing at the Bethel Church every Sabbath,
morning and evening. Rev. Mr.. Day will
presoh there tomorrow.
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TIE OIT z .

Pr.soutssIon oi CslOrs 90 the ID Cavalry.
Yesterday an elegant stand Of eolors was
presented 10 Doubleday's Cavalry, the cir
eumstanoss Of which the following CORES
pOndsnoe viii explain:
q. S. D1aFRICF AFTORNET's OFFICE !
No8THERH DIsTRIoF OF OHIo,
CLEvELAED, Nov. 2s, 1881.
Cor. DouBLEDAT, ef As % Regiment Ohio
CaOalTy:
SIN; am requested BY Mrs. BF. Wade,
on her behalf and the other ladies referred
to, to present 70 your command, through
YOU, this stand Of regimental oolors. II is
not improper for me TO say, in complying
with this request that your regiment is
indebted 70 the ladies for this beautiful and
convincing evidences Of their confidence in
you and the noble men Who, in obedience
% your orders, are determined to meet an
honorabls death or share in the fruits Of g
glorious victory.
I am net able 10 name the ladies who
have interested themselves in securing
these colorS 10 the regiment, but the con-
tribations are as follows:
~ cox M
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Mathtnists.
DFRNARD DEMMRNG.

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ARTISAN, MAUHlEIsT AMP 2ATEHF MODEL
II A K g b,
Ne. IA Superior street, (Leader Building
o. aEVELAED, OHIO.
BERNARD DEMAE,Eg, having rented the
contract for Misunderstanding Sewing Machines, ana
all kinds Of light Machinery. Particular attention
and facliitio1 for Rsttiug CD Models Of Patents.
d r n g.
II your SKATES no1d fixing, call on DemmHnE.
Il your SEWING 4AOHINE d out Of order, b
BE repairs al kinds Of EUReIOAL, Instruments,
All kinds OF Metal and Musical Instruments NJ
paired.
II you should get up . new Patent, Demmepg e
the man 70 get up Your Models either In WOOD
Brass, or Iron, in the ntatest maunaF.
All kinds Of Belt HRnlIng done IN prompt styIs.
All kinds Of light MaclrneFY pT1f % orfsr N The
eSo9t expeditions manner.
Enkineering Instruments repog ted.
small steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
B2il Road Oondnct9r's Punohf manufactured IN
the best manner.
Rail Road Conductors Punoha repaired.
E@-ln lact yerything in tho shape Of repairing
or manufacturing, done on contract
~ Entrance 70 uhOp-lA Suusrior street, up one
pair OF stairs. BERHgaHOD EMNEHG.
dh7:RIa Fl = y r I = r
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noT3.ss
NTASTER5S ga h E-PURSU-

MASTER'S 8 A l. E.-PURSU-
lyh AHT to the command Of an order Of sale
tron the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga Ooun-
y, st the suit Of The Cleveland and Aanonlnl
Railroad Company against lsaac L., HsHlss
and others, 70 directed, shan eKpose Tor sale g
public aucfion at the door Of the Court House. in
the CitT Of Cleveland, cn the sixth deT Of DeoaEa-
Der, fs6i at ten O'Clock A M.s the tolioH1ng o9-
scribsd parcels Of land situate IN the City Of UeFe.
land, fOunfy Of OuyahOgss and state o. gnioi e4a
known By being part Of HeW1ttis subdivision q t1o
70 wit
Parcel 10. %, L9t Nc. aftsen Of said Bubdilalons
Appraised st Ez755.
Parcel No. IL Lot 30. sixteen OF aid slpaIfl1-
ion. Appraised ct $500.
Parcei No y Lot 80. seFe1teen Of said anDaifll-
ion. Appraised a. Hzalz.
RsTceI No. l3. Lot No. eighteen Of SAID luDdilla'
ion. Appraised at SE09s
Parcel No. Il. To westerly part Of lot no. Eilos
tesn In said gubdiFisOn, bounded aort1arys eoul1-
OH and westerly By the lot nness and eaglerg y
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel VITA
MsrWin street and about torty-5eVen iees qi71ank
sOuthesa terly theIeiroll. Appraised a. t3lg0-
Parcel No. rs. Ihs easteTly p5rt Of lot &c. nlnon
teen ia said BubdiVisiOn- bounded northerlyi easter
u and sOuiherly By the lot lines and westerly y
ths centre line Of brick Wall nearly Deraal W1te
MsrWin street and about forty seven fest dstani
southeastsrlT theFetrOsa. Appraised at tll69.
HEHBY G. ABBEY,
Master Comn'E
RGEEET, BGcKUs EoBLE, AttoTneIa-
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2narGna.
O0ARDTNq HOUaE IN

BOARDING HOUSE--TRE
HOUSE, No, a Public Bou,,ro and by the
stons OhqTehs-o1s Of the gisaganeest lOOa..ons in
the elty-nss BEEN t1oEoeg5ly EeRarsds and Il nov
their own rooms can b eec5alnI5dFted With large
and convenient rooms and bed-ToOms; and llingis
dations on reasonable tsTIl. Egisrenceg giYsn and
required. 1sliR2al s.W. BUBRE9.
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MAST ER COMMISSIONERS
lF SALE -Fursua1t to q tscretll order q SALE
issl5d from III Court Of Common Pleas In ard Tor
the county Of Cugshogal upon the Zst day q ho-
ysnbeF 1851 in n action therein pending. wherein
AimYra M Reynolds, y hfr next friend, 10 enzo
Rider, Is plaintiff aid Isaiah Selovor . coisnds
d0or Of fths Court House for said county, on the h
dsF Of December ISL the lands ana telemsntss de-
scrfed As fslsEa, 10 Wit situate in tho township
ani cEtT Of Cleveland in the state Of Ohio, allo In
tha county CT gJyah0ga, and u known az lot num-
Der six bundred and tRentF-seVens II Barber and
clled Ohio UitF, and is bounded as follows. est y
ne est ue Of said 10 south By the allay aod west
h Ire west lice ofsad lOs. kad lot is sixty ieee
front on M.rchaut street, and one hunoreq ano
thf fy-tF5 l32) feet deep. For more spectncs de-
sripfon end location sid lot rtfsrenc9 Il had 70
Barber and Lord subdivision IN Ohio City by Ahad
Merchanf, the plat and survey on NE u the he-
corderis Odlce of CuyahOga county. Appraised
value S575 % JO5APH 3 asaeelrl
l. =, Bider, ksq, Master g04la 7.
afrfV. uOrl1aaoi
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Ezra HonneTWeIi
THE ABOVE NAMRD AsAHEL


4. jackson, resident Of the State Of ilinoisI
and Alanson T. Laa renoo, resident Of the ststs o.
Michigan, viii take notes that The plainti, On the
S0th day Of OotODe-, l55t Med his petons getilnl
idrth iudgment obtained in favor Of the plsinfi4
AGAINST said jackson at the Nay terus 80 Of said
Court for G2334 8sl0J doilars damages ana cg1tG o.
guif: and that certain deed Of conveyance eZ-
eoutsd b said Jackson 10 the said LaTrsloei d.
tsd On or sbont HoYembsr eth, ls1s, and mafs with
ont consideration ana f0r hspurgose Of delraucing
this plaintiff and other creditors Of tbs sa1 Jack1gni
thas aaid deed pretended 20 convey lhe fOoa1nE de-
scrfbsd PREMISE, % wit: situafed in the Liy o
Olsvsiand, in the county Of Cuvah0ga and 5la1e oi
Ohio, and Is known - tefng The east hali o. lot 10
2lg IN Barber bOTds subdivision Ia that part Of
ssid CITY Of Cleveland, formerly ohio City, and q
bounded follows, 70 wit: north By oraln streeti
east aud south By lot ngs, and west d the vest me
OF sans lot NO. 25, and is g eet front On Loran
str etre ersncs bainQ bad to th6 pl Let aud survey o.
Ahaz MsrchaDt for mora particular description
AlSo-Anothsr Diecg or peTo5l Of land knoEa e
being number ~, tn Barber borde snbdiYis.oa
IN that part Of the City Of OsVelan1 When Ese ior-
morly ksOEn ss Ohio Clly, founded nOrtherH q
lots Gos rs, 26, 27 and Zl8i ea-terly On lot No ~
sontherly on los 192, ard WosterT on ktnn 8tre-ti
and being about 64 ieet Penn street, and 1bous
1l5 feet dep, Be the or less and sulect
70 all legal highways. and further setting iortn
that after levy hsd been made on said premises
~ aiufiT on execution issued said IudgmeI :,
the said LaWr5nce the lot lastly above C..
7crtbed 70 the said John SinseTt % WI, on the e
day Of February, 1851 And pFa5 ing that beth sale
deeds ls decar VOID and set aside and the 1al9
pr misc be sold and proceeds applied IN payment o.
pain ia said judgment and costs Of suit Ehs saia
0uIrsd 70 answer said petition or before the ath
~ .H.WYMAN.
| noT7.s3 Atty for PlFM.
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ISI8NIaggN SSyIgssI5 5lSE
EEIs.gSSi:IIlISlISsS
Oas BtBdTed D0ilag5 FFemsHufTi
SEMINAL WEAKfESS,
on BPHRMA70Rlggg1s
LRRT, So, lEO IHPoFEEoY
GDRED,
a. II ,st~- tr-s,k1re-4 WoFaff


Aftsr ali other Treatment FaIlsll
DR.. A. GIBSON,
L9rIPSEZ q ss. 5S ISTF , S sia Ias 49i q a19; .a3
Ehs shove named diseases. Eo win pay tie lsmo
sgn foE tns proof thas eRy otnsE ik,hJsisiAa a., Y
Gitsr many yssrs Of labOriogs study and sEgor1-
0nos, DE. GIBSON is happy n being sble % an
aounco % the unfortunate, that he has psrlooteda
system Of lrestmelt ioE the -
BPEEDN AND PERMANENT CUk4
Of the above and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
With an had Saeofs ar7sing therafrorn, inclnding
DEBlLITY OF NERVOUS PROsTRATlOH.
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
BsiBylsd physicians, who ETOie5 TO treat All private
Isagt partloio oi bsnGhk
Df. GIEs0E dosS not boast that he Is . member Of
sonis College in London or Paris, es perhaps 5oms
othsT DO 0F Che purposs Of ensnnring the innoeent,
and who bold ols great e never % . -
this, that ho d sble 70 give entire satsAoson .
those who rePoss conhdeneo IN his ability and integ-
FitY, and that b. has perfected AueIiean 5Y9ten
q treatment which ehalsngas 51y Phyaioan q Lon-
don or Far o. any latent medicine 20 equal Tor tne
radical core O seminal weakness, End ell DISEASES Of
dersngsments, both mental and Raysieal' aFisins
Or. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment ths
and sf the sgsnts used are IN 40 rosDect disagrss'
Abls he uses no relics o. the dark ages such e
no restrctfonS m diet or business s requred Third
u his treatment is positive and oertatn IN Al cases
He stand! prepared 70 90 into any public o. pfT1s.
hospital In the United States and qanonatEate IN
Immense superiority q his rev fFsssnent over AM
other now knsEn 70 the world N point Of prompt
ness, Ps-InEnonoys mi6resI, ssistT and coaTSlisne
| 70 ths ustiEHt
DT. 6IB80H ID permanently located in OsyslAnd
and hEg during the past two yea1E pofl0fIned mani
| cures Of diseAso5 which had for yaarl resisted al
other modes Of trsafment. References can Be given q
individuals of ths hTst rsspscsabit7 IN OleFslzna
Boston, ,Aeg fagfs sf.1 oiksE oisifs u t5s.Ed .
skill and integrity In all professional
DyEpepzla, Rhuemati1m, scrof1ls and Al ohroni
diseases treated with superior 5ucoe5s.
| - Mediclne sent 70 any pGEf o. tho country d
] Fsoalpt o. t9p dolEFs.
DT, eIBssHis SI5S WorE On FhYHOlOET EoE Eal
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor of Eleetr0PGtby ard Ae3ietsisl
~ Once No. III Ontario Htfssss up stair1i ~
doors nom The Public SQUARE.
Odiee hours fEom % i3 and IRON % s'eloe
| n.lIl. fEnndavE eEoantadl alll
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JC0uFf0l 0onnon Fi1os.
o55ssoS. stsis q SsIs s6aS, Oour. of Common Fu
Julia A. Woodard,
ys fDiTofos.

THE DEFENDANT, GEORGE
WO0DA RD, gill take notice that the plainlil
the above named court askinE for 3 ds5oililon q
the arriage contract Cause assigned, Wililul ab-
Bencs and adultery. The case viii Be Tor hearing at
the November Term Of safg Court.
October slth, 1851. JULIA A. WOODARD.
3. A. DAVIDSON. Solicitor. OclBs38
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WTINTER ARRANGEMENT 7 Eos o
w Closing the Mails at the QlayolG2d Ecst u
= !, ti,,rer1anoinr November 9TH, 1881.
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10 Court fOommon Plssl
Ogyahoga County Ohio.
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' '''- R. F. PA1zE.
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NTASTER COMMISSIONBRiS

RAsEET, BacEUs EoBIE, AtiOTnsya-
Nry 81 l9fl .af4
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Professor Of Eleetr0PGthy ard Ae5ietss,
~ Once No. III Ontario Etfssss up stair1i ~
doors nom The Public Bduare.
Once hours from % u and ron % eolocL
1rJiV. (gundaVs sEos1tad-l auE3
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The Londoa Poss In strong article upon
American aaairs and the prlyatsering pro-
jsch Of the seeding staSes, says; BOT =
II maritime war between The North and
the South should unfortunately ensue, the
courts administering The laws OF nations
would be placed IN a position Of great per-
piexity and danger. ltis dihlCalt under any
circumstances 20 draw the line where lawful
fesistence ends and revolutionary force, or
IA othor words treason, begins, lf the gov
eFnment Of The country OF the English Ad-
miralfty Court % bo called upon 70 decide
whether The Union ofiTss constituted COM
pact nom which any Of the parties was al
liberty 70 retire, ora bond theviolation Of which
amodnts 70 the crime Of tFeasonl Win ior-
eign nations recognize blockades, embargoe /,
pfisateering, Rnd the other usual sanctions Of
maritime warfare when sought 70 be exercls-
ed BY provinces who are engaged in insurrec-
lion against State with which every power
Ia the world i5 81 amity7 The people Of the
Soath may rejoice in wing in their possess
ion many Of the fedeFal ports and aEsenals,
but they carsiessly count the cost wleu they
iarrel that New York, which has offered
both men and money 70 preserve the Union,
can, single handed, by means OF It's meroan-
/ tile murine, sweep from the seas every cotton
shin which may venture 70 leave haFbOF. II
cluit sar Is % enc, e triH not Be fought olff up
On lasid, bHf upon he ocean, tDhere the diHiita-
aoaof Soutkirh commerce pilt OHty Prsesds N
/ fsrnaI sssakness coRVBiFon and disaster.
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al Aoeonnndallng RnmseIler.

The Shelbyville, (Ind.) Banner tells one OF
the best stories Of the year on q liquor seller
Of that place, who invited Mrs. Carrie +.
Bush. Of The Olive Branch, the temperance
puper Of Cincinnati, who had made an APP
pointment 70 lecture in that town, to lecture
in his saloon for the want Of q better room,
all Others being occupied. Hwas done as a
b,t Of bFavadO, or as a good joke On the
lady, but she turned the joke against him most
efIectually by actually accepting The iHUitGtioa
and aet,iaily lsctuTiag in his "lquOT shop. In
accepting she imposed ouly one condition,
that be should close his bar during the lee
tnre, which be agreed to DO. The Banner
says the appointment was faithfully kept by
the lady, and a large crowd Of liquor dealers,
and the freQueniers Of saloons were in attend
ance, and heard her through, and with per-
feet respect. She assailed the traffic with
great effect, and in the right place, too. II
was carrying the war into Africa" in anovel
and decidedly effective way. The mans
name is Cross. He deserves oedit for bis
manliness In making the best Of his joke af-
ter he got the hot end Of it in MS hand, and
giving the lecturer an orderly and quiei
hearing.
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IT Will RESTORE THE WEAK,
Relnstate the .Iood IN an is OriginaI Parity
PROF. 0. J. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

AND
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I,k.FA TIE BLOODl-Dr. Wea,

ISkstt rHE BLOOD l--Dr. Weaver's
Hsileiu=- hulnor s.-These iEFalgabls heoi-
zines hus, .ghirEsda complete lramph in eradica.
tin, humcIs ss sil klnds lram tha human sJzirm.-
They u.F ialfoductd ie Tie public some ak yeals
since. eit ssrr been usld vita endTe aucoess. The
0anssr "a zai Rheum syrup Is taken internally,
which elssnsss the u I'd By throwing impurities 10
the surface Whsn The tsrsts IS applied externally,
and all srupfiors are destroyed, and health aud
bsauty resiorsd. Thcir astoni, hing success has
called out H.auy igao1ani rret nlers Who have ia
troduced thelr vsleriul preparation - he pablic
They arc uul in almusI sEerI fora, ifrm eanactaz
dow TO Pills. and an iur hunors loi course the5 arel
- sold by h. D. Gay lore, U. s. Maeksuzis, 3.
W. ssckrider, strong q Armstrong and Wm. Fislls,
Cleveland, D.
NE-Sss Advertisement
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PRMIFD On CLEAN AND VIEW TYPA'
NAMES OF SUBSCRIBERS WRITTEN
on EVERY PAPER.


We are now living in The age of Rebell-
ion. The South, not content with having
bad the control of our Government almost
entirely ever since the formation OF the Con
stitutiOn, are now endeavOring to break up
our glorious Union, merely because for once
the power is taken out Of her hands. Overt
acts and hostility have already been COM
menced against the Federal authorities, and
where it will end, no man knows.
If there ever was a time when every man
should take a good newspaper, which will
keep him posted in regard to the news Of the
day, now is that time. Such a newspaper
is the LEADER.
In addition TO the important matters oc-
curing in our own country, the news from
Europe, for at least the year to come, will be
of stirring interest The heroic and patriotic
Garibaldi in struggling to build up a liberal
and united government in Italy, old thrones
are crumbling into ruin-society is in a
transition state.
The great advantages in taking Home
paper, like the Leader, over the Eastern
Weeklies, are these;
Owing to our great Tslegraphlc arrange
ments, we are enabled to give news three to
FIVE days earlier than can possibly be deHv3.
cred by Eastern papers. The LEADER gives
more home news both political and current,
than can hs done By Rastern eotemporaries.
The pOstag oa lho LEADsR is I3 to 2s cents
less yea, than on Eastern papers. The
columns of The J7Araa vill be enriched by
the efusiOr = cents from all parts
Of the Union.
There is one service that we solicit from
our Republican Friends, and that is, to lend
their aid in getting up Clubs for the coming
year. Let it be remembered that we need
just the kind OF assistance that can only be
derived from friends scattered through the
country, and if each one will feel that he
ought to act, and take hold with a will, we
can commence the new year with subscrip-
ton list greater than we ever had.
One hour in twenty-four spent in reading,
and ONE DOLLAR per year, viii give the
running history, sit transpires, OF two con-
tinents, besides u vast amount of information
on every subject and in every department OF
knowledge. There is no man who is not
able to spare the dollar and devote the time
for such return.
After presenting the above, we hope our
friends will exert themselves to back US in
our enterprise.