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~ Perry Davis, Negetsble Pain Killer
derives much ofits popularity from .hs sIuspllcity
atlonii1 ita use Shi5l esgss b psculisf Ealne in
aitnil5. TIE variou5 diseases iisl mal rssph-
"a ~ A and an th1ir inepicnt atagea eradcaied ~
among those which are pe1uiarly fatal u spfered 70
IN; but TIE curatire magic o. thia Preparation at
o1ee disarns them oi their tsrrors. N Pu respects
stick 70 Ii, thereiofe; bug tie original and genuine
Sold sgeryshers, ana by Gaylord Hammond,
wa. Eisks. o. s. Aa1k5nEie, s1f0ngt Afhslrongs
ana D. VI .saGkfIdsl, Cleseland, .. 81 niiug 5Ha
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To THE You've MEN OF CUEAHoGA COUNTY.
Honestly believing that's time has arrived
in the history of our beloved country that
should arouse the Nationality Of our people
for the maintenance Of "Justice and the
Right" address myself to the young men
Of this county-not as " Democratie," :" [" Re-
publican . or ffAbolitionist,7 but as men
who love their country as they love their
manhood and their honor. As men who
venerate the Constitution Of the United
hington-upheld and enforced BY Jack
son--as men who are willing and anxious
TO do right, and who detest and abhor evil
when it comes before US in the shape Of
treason against one Of the best governments
that the sun ever shone upon-to come for
ward snd pledge Themselves to uphold the
GoUern7se1lt Of tie United States Of ANlerieG
in this hour Of peril, if need1be with their
lives their fortunes, and their sacred honor.
We should be able to bring two thousand
fqktisg men to the aid Of the Government
whenever demanded by the Executive, from
this county. Young men t0A0 are IN earnest,
able and willing, to proffer their services to
uphold and maintain the Constitution, laws
and flag Cfthe United States, are called upon
to meet in the City Of Cleveland on next
Wednesday evening, ct Atheneum Hail, at
~ O'Clock, to form regiment Of Cuyaho-
gas, subject to the order Of any President of
tie United States, when called for 10 suppress
treason and uphold the supremacy Of the lales.
Hon. Daniel &. Tilden, Hon. F. 7. Backus,
Hon. A. G. Riddle, Robert F. Paine, Esq,
and others, will address you on the issues
before the country. PATRICK HENRY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-08

How SoME People KEEP WARM.-The sur
face Of the ice in the river is covered, in GER
tain portions, with all manner of old relics
that have been hshed up by men and boys
seeking for coal. There are old boots and
old coats; old tea-kettles and old stovepipes;
tin ware and erockery, with various other
articles of apparel and household utensils,
Sufficient to fit out dozens of families of
small expectations and not over nice in taste.
The coal which is thus obtained is dropped
from boats unloading at the docks, and fur
nishes the winters fuel to many poor peO-
pie. How few, Of one-nalf Of the world, know
how the other half live.
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FrRE YESTERDAY MoRNINs.--About 5
o'clock Monday morning, the Coal Oil Fac
tory, recently erected by Jos. Masury, took
FIRE and was consumed. b ife
A young man named Henry Dingy, came
running from the Office to the engine room,
with his clothes in blaze The engineer
Immediately laid him upon the wet foor
and rolled him about till the flames were
extlnguished. At the same time fire was
discovered in another part of the building,
which was soon entirely destroyed. Dingy
was badly burned, and unable to give any
information concerniEg the ERE. There had
probably been an explosion.
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Book -KEEPIEs, WRrTIEe, ETo.-The Eve
ming Writing Class is largely attended. 1t
is not too late to join the class yet. Quite q
number of evening students in accounts are
in attendance. Come in delays are dan
gerous-spring approaches. 1t
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POIIoE CoURr.-Hugh Keep, disturbance,
was fined So and costs. i,.
Sinclair Wright, intoxieatiOn, 40 days at
hard labor.
Frederick Adams, assault and battery con
tinued to Jan. 9th. Bail $500.
George Jones was arrested last evening for
stealing q coat worth nine dollars and fifty
cents from Mendlebaum on Superior street.
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THE AMERICAN
PHoPoGRAPHIC PORCELAIN Co,
TAVTNG SFGURFD THEIR

1ei NO. Isl BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
HAVING SECURED THEIR.
novel and ingenious invention By American
and European patents, are fully prepared to execute
MINIATURE LIKRNEssEs OF PERSONS ON
CHINA,
presenting al the attractive and advantageous lea
tnres Of ordinary photographs the brilliancy and
finish Of water color drawing, and hitherto IN
attained quality Of durability, By being rendered as
upon which they are transferred -rf ef- .I
As the pstentsd process Of the Company enables
the reproduction Of Photographs, not only plain
surfaces but upon such as are round or Of any de-
gree Of Observation-Disclosures can be reproduced
with fanltes9 accuracy and deliccy Of deiineattoni
upon Porcelain wares Of any description and dimen-
sions used as articles Of luxury Or Of household ut-
uRNs. VASES, rBREAKFAsT CUPS, TOILET
t.t. ARTtoLEss s&e-; fsas
thereby securing sithfu portraits and furnishing
unique and sxquitte style Of ornamentaton OF arti
In order to furnish aciIities for the gratihcatOn
Of the popular TASTE and to meet the wants Of those
patrons oi the me AlLe eeIl ol natlls
rope collection Of superior porcelan goods manu-
hctursd to their own orderi which they sell at cost
kS the American Company are Ounsrs Of the pa
tent right and consequently the only persons a1-
PEOPLE III EVERY SECTION OF TEE UNION
an opportunity to possess
PORTRAITS on CHINA,
/
Country, who are unable to visit personally the
Atelier and Galleries In New York
Persons sending Photograph, ambr0tTpe, or da-
gueTreotyps to the onioe Of the Company In New
Yorks, accompanied By
FIVE DOLLARS,
will receive in return by express, me0 Of other
charge, richly Ornamented
BREAKFAST CUP AND SAUCER,
with the portrait Transferred thereon By transmit
/ ing daguerreotype and
TEN DOLLARS,
! they will secure in Ike manner,
A HANDSOME FRENCH VASE on TOILET
ARTIOLE
with the portrait reproduced b. the patented pro-
cesl By sending pair Of daguorrsOtyUas and
-...0 FIFTEEN DOLLARS, .l
/ they will receive in return
APAIR OF RICH sEFnEs VASES,
with the pOrtFat8 executed equal tomiuiatre paint
ingI; and, in Ike manner portraits can be repro
/ duced on porcelain wares or -e ai --.-
VASES Oh EVERY QUALITY OF FINISH
ranging In price from rra 10 .ll-.-a-
i TWENTY TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS TIE
/ PAIR.
n. B.-Bo particular IN writing The address, town,
i county and State disticntly. L q. e--r -, -
All letters 70 Be addressed to Manager American
Photographic Porcelain Co.. 1sl BroadWay, NsF
I York. se ocils:3ls
VINO i1a r.lf -ill l3v r-fL sit 1855
15i6U lsl -g5l4l4l --HI-is- 5-I 5-ill51
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Tota

C0RRHoTlOE.-Tbe remarks Of Mr.. Wm.
Young at The Mechanics Meeting on satur-
day evening, should refer 70 the sixth reso-
luton instead Of The bsvsnth,which was laid
on the table. The error oTiginated from a
.eQpfaBiOa Of the pages Of our report
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o K1EsNAS sTREEr SABBATH scHool CoEoERT
assisted by the Mayhower, at Chaplin Hall,
Tuesday svening, Jan. sth. Messrs. Shaw
4 Barlow have kindly rendered the use Of
one Of Haflet, Davis 4 Co.'S Superior Pianos
for the evening. Doors open at 61zj concert
to commence at O'Clock. Tickets Is cents;
children 10 cents. Those wishing tickets
before evening can get them at the door from
two until four O'clock IN the afternoon.
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NFtF kDvEkTIsknIENTs.

W1oksslC piiretassfS VII yiad at y.
B. co55 e co.,s9f largest stoet IL t6e city Of
Sekspi Books, elitliqs 4aps, cfHreA A'isie,
Bibles. Hlpls RpoASs Lalg and, Medical
Books, Blank Books, iSiotionerys &e.o sssase
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PRoBATE CoVRT.-The case of the State Of
Ohio against hLiehael Daw, for assault and
battery, consumed most Of the day. The
Defendants was fined $40 and costs, the case
being sn aggravated one.
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i g8r Ths.prssent prices Of pork, lard and
hams .srey new ugaf-cured ham 10 cents;
pure leaf lard, in crock, s1z cents; extra
clear pork, entirely free from bone, corn
fatted, 50 per 100 pounds; fresh pork and
sausage cents and can Be found at Benz.
Roses Pork House, No. l42 and IA Ontario
street, (formealy Rose 4 Bro.l There is no
better time than this to lay in q stock of
the above article for summer, as they will
probably soon be higher.T 6.E234Is
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w.
TEAS RFTURNED no HIS OI,D

HAS RETURNED TO HIS OLD
! il stand, UNDER TIE AMERIOAN HOTB
where he wiz continue TO ksep oh0ics assortment
Of the most improved kinds Of sPEOT4CLEs. An
his Glasses whether ornear far sighted srs ground
under his oEn inspection, By machinery Of q new
y0a1tructi0n, With the greatest care so as to suit the
syae Il al cases curing W ekness, Dizziness or In
dammatlqn Of fle eyes, and lnparflng strength for
long residing or fne sewing.
sg9 q FL. SolOuoNsoN would here Inform the
public that be never employs any IN the sale Of
hia Lenses.
~ ALSO, ,agplendid d assortment % SPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES C0MpASS Is, &C, kept on hand.
81 NKTIFIBIAb ETES inserted without nain.
6 uurftct e natural.
OFTIcE-No 100 superior st., under the American
tiptel. auR11
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PRIsEERs' FEsTIEAL.--The Annual Festi7
val commemoEativo of Fznklinls Birthday,
viii be given on othe 18th of january Ut
ohapin's Han, The Committee having the
affair in charge, are exerting themselves 70
the utmost, in order that The, occasion may
pass off pleasantly and successfully. The
Printers Festivals Rhiehl have BEEN given
hesetosors in this eit53 have not been Iur-
passed BY amy similar entertainments, and
it is expected that the coming one will be
superior to al that hsYe preceded it, We
call attentiQn TO the announcement in our
lcolnmns. 10 ..l5li nlsfi i1alsi,
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si's ARTENus' sWaRD. 1--WE lesrn By the
Plaih Dealef that M. ehas. n. Brown, the
a only 6fisinsl o'' Arteiius, has left Mr..
Dodge, ana has assumed his position upon
Vanity, Fair. 4. -. ,-.--..--..,' ! ..-..s..--
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8rass fnnnartl.

TAMES ii. ODELL, BRASS
81 EOUHDER AND MAEUFACTUREB a
BrE11 Work Of every description, No. S5 Union ST.
feW doorg from Superior street. Cleveland, Ohio. "a.
20 furnish all kinds Of work used iOT
bte4l1s Ml4eF o. Gas ana all the T1rlOus articles
used in the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of al
kinds made and repaired Brass UasIng done daily
and flraar " nrll NJ all kinds rEnairad daa2lia
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sc Seneca street, (near st. Clair
FRENCH DYER IND cLEANER.
TTFERY DESCRIPTION OF
~ goods colofed and finished u the best style
Tet attention paid 70 the cioaniug Of silE Dresses
Fe-f4 ~ tai' noFla
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~ The New York Mercury, Leslies
Illustrated, BailoG's DoilaF Monthly for
Feb, CssaelPs Natural History, Iliustrated
Bible, and. History of England, are at
Hawke 4 Bro. .'ssso3 sgfd vsd- nrtl fllia
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BUSINESS E6ElcEss. ~ 80 & =. y.
/. B D6UGIAss 3 co.i

Lar F'tBr n ~ ''IlS DYoVAt4A9l9 1t4 9l9 3 1dyg'ss ID lil
U.s. ffgo suPFRIoR sTREfTroD oui-T Lift
sao7a Forest CITY, Block, bas bs1banI
Photographs Stock, qmsi nsod sgad q
-luGilt snda Rosewood Frames grlrud ssIh
sa pure Obsmieslsi ns9d bed ysdi ieai sgt
Artists Materials siaiI2 ~ p uo'i,oi o.' /,
!, EngraYings Framed 70 order, 10 .rs5,
1 uuGilk and RoasFOOd Moulding sae sss8i q
sd steEeseePe7, .'o5id1s sdi % aH.jalsE siaa
amsterss6Opie Risxs,ytsT edi idno1 siri
Wholesale and RstaiE1a ysfl a7idH Te
sns.ge1 In, nfei10 OaIH iud f3ilimmea Lin'
-aaas-zlL--1 guflsr9 iAQltl
&C, o,-eaEy'a Cough Cure. sideossalO
~ ses adVertissnsss snt of DR.. sanford's
IdysrIHyigoEato -. ii.sgosrii Il.
~ All should not tail to read the adEer-
tisemSnt Of Prof. Wood. in tO-dAy's paper. 90
FRANK R1RKER. and Boarding
Stable, 30 Seneca stEeets a No. lIforses and
Carriages ct reasonable figures. oven i.g
i1o4qus ssnrs3 1isal o7, sepS4R2o;ly baa
/ Street RailrOad Tickets, q for one
dollar. are iQFsals at WsP, Fogg'' or0ckery
Store-1sl O. 10 NOM E-lnl Llg1ts o iud tasm
ELECTRIC BATHS -SoNETHTEa NEW.-Dr.
GibsoniB new Electric Baths are a9eertain
remedy for the petmahens cure Of lRheuma-
tam, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrofula,
Asthma, Rropebitis,- Neuralgia, Parsiysis,
Fits, Nervous PFOstgstiOH, &C., and diseases
peculiar 10 females.sdT 05iiEusinimbc I'll
Office NoaIIT Ontario 'street. 81 I5geo. aH
{. lfaaeil 10 . = ca L-4La
-aFoR EHE HoEIBAys FgRs.-rIlats
arrivals have made our stock of Fancy FurB
very large. Some sets are little better
than any before offered in this market. We
win sell them at unusually low prices, and
as low as can be purchased in this city. in
z; BEMDIeE 4 soEs, isHl
.,.,fErt cd, -. ,.c. 2Ol Superior street,
~ The Mazourka Club win hold one Of
their pleasant sOirees at Chapin's Hail on
Thursday evenings Jan. 10Th. Come one,
come all. con with the dance, let joy be
unconfned.@ fa5u g8 Jen, s:3ITs
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A NOVELTY IN rae ART WoRLDi

PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN
Secured by letters patent in the United States Eng
land, France, and Belgium.
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1lgfts.

HOME AGAIN.-G. s. WILLIAMS
Steam Dyer and shawl Cleaner, .bers loaes
announee q his friends and the public, that be
home again, aud located az d5 ST. Clair street Glevs
laad, o., where be has fitted up DYE house witt
the best machinerTi regardless Of EXPENSE and af
ters himself hat by strict attention to business thai
he viii be able % regain that PATRONAGE and suppdf
which for 90 many years crowned his endeavorB.
T b. JACKSON, SILK AMI
81 WO0LEN DYER, No, III Pearl street, Wes
sffr Ofica so. 10 Bank street. Harfisi Blocf fvf
door north Of ST. Clair street. j
FhFFE Of every variety cleaned or ayed Cent?
Garmgnts eleau0d or dyed without being fnker
gnarf Once open from o'clock A. n. tai 6 n n ,
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sBoARD O7 EbUoGTiON.--sThegew was no meet7
ing Of ths Board last ii ght, there not being
& quorum present. .5.ei l.al Daa5iite si1.sso
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-it has freely acknowledged for the
ialf niy para, that Dr. s. o. Riehsrdson'a Ooncsn-
traisd sher1 Nias Bitlers were iuvaiuabit sr giv-
ina tone 70 The nervous system ahd rtmoyine dEs-
papsia, nauaea, iiuuseo cohstipation, vertigo and
erupiloas ef the slin. a lsfI'l.sa .llalalfTi
Ih5 Sh1ls5 wine Riitat5 arc lsrsaie b. Gsyiore a
Esaano1l strons a AEmsirongi and Q. s, Niasksn-
dc. Clsreiand. o. m bsihgl
asz-Sso ADVERTISEMENT elsewhers. ~ aiT
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Faux RAREER.7-LiYery. and Boarding
Stable, 20 Seneca gtEeets a, Ne. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures. oven lgs
f4o-gy. -.,--., $3.50 - sep34R26;Iy ia.
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/ box Of clothing for Hanover, Colum-
biana county valued at 81
! box clothing from Chester, Geauga
box ciothing from diddleberry Sum
nit county,
bundle grain sacks, de do
2 boxes boots and shoes from sundry
ahoe dealers in Cleveland, Il
-
Totoi 90
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kansas SEEIEF.-The Kansas C0mmittee
Of this city 6AEe this day sent to Gen. s. G
POmeoy, AtohiaOn, fertile Kansas sufferers
by D. S. Express (free Of chargel, five pack
ages of clothing and boots and shoes contrib
uted as follows:
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1llgl, ll3.i3 500 .sssrHas 5ssil OF ois8
S6 97olsd bel 81 Iiu dsiha 1srh
lra71al Ids 1ai bsidabnI me sgab u5l
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ANeIER HousE socIABLEs, IT he next chop
wiz be held on THURSDAY evening Of this
weak Members tEill take notice and be on
hand. .ioaiias siii afie laiasan0a sroila
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Both Trains make direct connections with Penn.
lylIania RatlrOad for haltmQTe, Philadelphis, New
X3rk and Boston. Also with Baltimore Ohio Rail-
road for Baltimore and Washington Dity Also, con-
nect At Hudson for Akron and MilleruhurF. -.-l
tho lame a. By Ncrtherm EiroI % New York. M
sl..a Z -. 49,. !. N. MCCULLOUGH, SUIT. /,
II. Il. MfEIes o ]. AGENT. novel
GLEYELAND AND MAHONING
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We have also received from Cobb Z Co.,
Part XII Of ToN BaOwx At 0TFoEp being the
first pages of the seeohd volume Of TicknOF's
edition. lscF lGi e.dDg adi lall
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fiTin0 l3EhtuEa.

The Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company
having gained all their suits at law with infringing
manufacturers Of Sewing Machines propose that the
ingly reduced the prices Of their Sewing Machines
After this date they viii be sold at rates that will
nav far profit on the cost OF manufacture, capital
fnTegtsd end expense Of making sales; such prices
as will enable them to make rst class machines, and
e heretofore, guarantee them in every particular
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- All should not lail to read the adEer-
tisemsns Of PrOf. Wood, in tO-day's paper. 30
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CILRVELAND 8 PITTsBURGH

ssi ''iiBiA4h ROAD.. ..fp1lm ia51s
WINTaE ARRANoEMENT-.fo take effect on Monday,
November 18th, I860 Trains leaEs CloFalaud daily,
(Sundayn excepted as follows: ~,
ESQ 4. H.--Asil for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
Phiiad6lphla fll7l f illill = ~ 1H
4lb R.H- T;AcOOmmOdstioa E1f RaTsnna and lInIsEs-
ssP. a.4Esp pfsGs iof PittsBafEh ana whssiing
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/ ~ See ad1ertissnasnt 81 DR.. sanford's
IdysrInvigoTstor, ~ -,ti n
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AsERIcAE HIsToRY. BY Jacob Abbott, H-
lustgated with numerous maps and en,
,grayings. Vol, III,ylThe Southern Colo
mics. New York: Sheldon & 90. Boston:
Gould 4 Lincoln. '4t~ tlliitVd'i'
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''The modest water saw It's God and biushed %
The book can be had Of Cobb 4 Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-08

HyKsa o. TnE Acre Second sefies, being Sc
alecti6ns from WltbeEa Crsshaw SouthWell,
Habington and other sources Boston: Eiotnor6 3
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~ Tls J1si e9d sqfst IS wen as The
cheapest lsihod al 5uriag an humors 6he chronic
o6aplaints. i Is 5se Df S A.'WeaYaf's nevUr fail
ina remedies, whit1 arr advestisli ia ah6ilhF eoi-
unn. III thdh ana g0a 0lllsas b tooai Ffom tas
evidence " have slah 30 thsll aver We know tlay
must be valuahla articles. aeii7al i3asil5I
SID hy Gaylord a Hammohi. @ s. biaetenEis q.
" st1ssisar. etran6 4 ,ru,sirong and lFul. Fiahes
rE-ses AdveTtisemeat.s ~
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Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar. are i0Fsais At WssP, Fogg'' orockery
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Ths. author, in his preface, iayS that he
''hOPes that the work may be foand useful p
the young in awakening in their minds an
interest in the history ofatheif country and
a tesire fof further instsdctioa in respect to
It." Mr.. Abbott is known 8 4, most success
fal writer Of books for ths young, and thsre
is little doubt but that the object at which he
has aimed will be attained.
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BosRiR SCOTLAND. Tales Of her History,
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Boston; Tieknor + Fieldso ni .sai ill5'
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The amount lost by fire in the Q. s. in
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