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FROM ARKANSAS.
BATTLE FIELD, NEAR FAYETTEVILLE,
Arlonooa nao 2

BATTLE FIELD, NEAR FAYETTEVILLE, I
Arkansas, Dec. 8.
General Herron's forces en- route to re-
inforce General Blunt, met the enemy yes.
terday on Crawford Prairie, ten miles
south of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and won
decisive victory over them. The enemy
were tWenty-four thousand strong, divided
into four divisions, under Generals Par.
sons, MArmaduke, Frost and Rains, al
under General Hindman, and embraced the
flower Of the trans-Mississippi army, well
supported by eighteen pieces of artillery
The enemy fanked BlunFs position Al
Cave Hill and made sudden attack on
Heron 10 prevent him from uniting with
Blunt.
HerrOn's force consisted of the oath and
9th Illinois, 10Th and 10th Iowa, 26th In
diana, Goth Wisconsin, battalion or two
Ofc avalry, in all from $500 to 1905
men, and thirty-four pieces of artillery.
The battleraged from 10 4. N. till dark
and was desperately fought throughout
Our artillery drove the enemy from two
strong positions, and kept their over.
Whelming numbers at bay. The 2OtE
Wisconsin captured rebel battery Of foul
ubdfy guns DuL WERE AOEceO 10 aOauuOl
them under a murderOus FIRE. The 18th
Iowa also took the same battery and fought
most desperately, but were also obliged tC
yield it. Almost every regiment distin,
guished itself
About o'clock Gen. Blunt arrived from
Cave Hill with 5000 men and strong
force of Artillery and attacked the enemy
in the rear. The rebels made desperate ef-
forts to capture his batteries but were re.
pulsed with terrible slaughter.
We held the whole field at dark and be.
fore 9 clock that night the entire rebe
force were in full retreat over Boston
Mountains. Our loss in killed and wound
ed 600 that of the rebels 1900 by theiI
own admission.
Several of the enemy field officers were
killed, among them Col. Stein command
ing a brigade, formerly y -Rs;syoyffvr- IN Tne
missouri State Guard.
Only few prisoners were taken. VIZ
captured four caissOns filed with smmU-
milton. Lieut.. Col McFarlan, 10Th Iowa,
is theonly field officer killed on our side
Major Hubbard, lst Wisconsin Cavalry
was taken prisoner.
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FURTHRR BY THE ARABIA,


AND.--COntributiOns for the relief of
the distressed Lancashire operatives contin-
ued on most magnificent scale. The Amer
lean Chamber of Commerce at Liverpool
voted $1,000 to the relief fund.
An extraordinary general meeting of
the Atlantic Telegraph Company is called
for. the 18th of December, for the purpose
of considering proposition for the issue
of 100000 new capital, in preferential
shares of e5 each, bearing per cent.
interest, guaranteed by the British Gov
ernment in the event of success, and any
further profits to be first applied to pay
four per cent. on the old capital, and the
surplus to an equal division between the
old and new, and the formation Of re-
serve fund.
BELG1UM-The Belgium Parliament has
voted that half million Of the spprOpris-
ton for the Public Works be applied to
relief Of its distressed cotton operatives.
LONDON MONEY MARKEF.-In the London
money market the funds were steady. The
market was strengthened blythe arrival Of
over 100000 specie from the West Indies
and New York The drain Of gold con-
tinued but in a modified form The de-
mand for discount is moderate.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %.
Richardson Spence, Bigland, Athya &
Co., and Wakefield s Co report -four quiet
but steady; wheat dull; Corn quiet, mix
ed 29s3d930s; white 31s6d@33s.
Provisions-Beef quiet bat steady; Pork
dull and unchanged; Bacon quiet and
steady; Lard active at S9940s; Tallow
irregular and tending doWnwards.
LONDON MARKETs-Nov. 29.-Barrings
circular reports Wheat frmer and 1@2d
higher.
Provisions very dull. Corn tending
downward,
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"GREEEBAcKsr REUSED As LEGAL
rEsDER.-In July, 1851, $500, in gold, was
deposited with the banking fIm Of Hen-y
Wick & Co., Of this city, and certificate of
deposit issued payable in four months. The
demand was not made until August, 1852,
when the amount and interest were rendered
in " greenbaeks and refused. The eertif-
cate of deposit was assigned by the original
pOssessor to John Condor, who in September
made demand for its payment in gold, when
the tender of " greenbacks F" was again made
and refused. The present owner Of the GER
tihcate thereupon brought suit. The defend
ant paid the money and interest, in "green-
backs into court. The case was argued by
Wiley & Carey for plaintiff, and Rsnney,
Baekus 4 Noble, for defendant.
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An kinds Of Revenue Stamps just received
and for distribution at the Cleveland Post
Office.
Arrangements have been made by which a
large andampie supply Of internal Revenue
Stamps of all kinds and denominations will
be kept on hand at the above Office, sufficient
to supply any amount to Revenue Collectors
and Assessors, Postmasters, Bankers, Mer-
chants, Lawyers, County Oaieers, Justices
the Peace and business men generally.
The following discounts will be allowed on
large sales:
On sales Of $50 and upwards per cent.
On GALES Of 500 and upwards,-2X
On sales of $500 and upwards,-S
Discounts paid in stamps,-that is, $50 will
pay for s51 worth of stamps; 800 will pay
for sIO250 and so on.
All orders forany amount by mail attended
to and sent by return mail.
Orders should be accompanied by postage
stamps to pay postage on P ackage Of stamp
sent by mail.
No orders attended to unless accompanied
By the cash.
Legal tender and Ohio money only received
for stamps, Odd change can be sent in pos
tai currency, City of Cleveland shinPlasters,
or new postage stamps.
Large packages Of stamps delivered free at
stations on the line Of railroads running out
of Cleveland, when requested.
All orders should be directed to
E. CowLEs, P. NJ,
d.tf Cleveland, o.
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Rebels driven across the Mountain,
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HALIFAX, Dec. 9.
The Arabia brings the result Of the
great prize fight for the championship Of
England, between Jem Mace and Tom
King, which took place Nov. 25th. After
fighting twenty-one rounds, most Of which
were in favor of Mace, King put in one Of
his sledge hammer blows and knocked
Mace insensible. Macs could not come to
time and King was declared the victor. -
It is reported that John c. Heenan has
agreed to fight King for the championship,
each man to put up e500. 51
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MoMnLAN's EsTABLIsHMEET.-The es-
tablishment Of Geo. Mcmillan on the Square
near the Court House, is constantly gaining
In popularity. He has recently made some
improvements in the interior arrangements,
dividing of portion of the large dining
rooms for the convenience Of private supper
parties, &c. The rooms can be thrown in to-
gether by means of folding doors.
Since winter has put an embargo on tho
New York Central propeller line, the good
natured phiz of Henry C. Mcdowell (agent
of the above line) has been transferred to
McMillan's establishment, where it may be
seen BY his friends and they are as the leaves
Of the forest, during the winter. Mcmillan
is weH calculated to render the place popular,
and is doing it.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

EDIToRs We notice an article in your
paper headed "Cleveland Practicing Assem-
bly," We, the original Managers Of the As
sembly, beg leave to inform our friends that
it is without our sanction. Why not give the
managers names2 Because they know our
friends would find out the deception. Let
those managers sail under their own colOrs.
We would state for the information of our
friends, that when the managers Of the As
sembly commence theirTegular series Of dan
ces, it will be known, as usual, by the names
Of the original managers.
W. II. H.KAIGHAE, S. W. HExDRIcKsoN,
WM. TUERIFF, o. w. HENDRIcEsoN,
NJ. McARDLE, S. MURPHY,
F. II. MAY, II. GALLOWAY.
Dee e.4I7-It
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NoT1oE.-M. B. Clark and John D.
Rockefeller, late of Clark, Gardner & Co.,
will continue the Produce Commission busi-
ness, under style and firm of Clark & Rookie
Teller, at warehouse recently occupied by
Clark, Gardner & Co., Nos 80, Al, 43 and
As River street. See card in tO-day's adver-
tisements. dec2;4lS
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KILLED BT THE CARs.-Yesterday after
ternoon as the Express train on the CIeve-
land and Pittsburgh road, which leaves here
ats-5o M.s was passing between Case Ave
nue. and Superior street, man attempted to
cross in front Of the locomotive when it was
within less than twenty feet of him, and the
consequences was, the COW catcher hit him
and threw him of the track. The train was
stopped and backed up to the spot where the
injured man lay. He was found to be fatally
injured, his skull being crushed in and his
legs terribly mangled. BE was removed to
q house in the neighborhood but expired in
. short time. He vas German about 40
years Of age and resided in that locality
We could not ascertain his name. Several
persons saE him as be attempted to cross the
track and were amazed at what appeared tC
be his fool-hsrdiness. It was said that he
was neither dsafnOr blind. No blame what
ever can attach to the engineer OF Othel
ofcsrs Of the train. The man perished, ev.
identity, through his own folly.
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A Terrific Battle in Arkansas,
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COIN ERCIAL.
CLRVRLAND nLARKRTs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, /
TUESDAY EVENING, December 9, 1862.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENING, December g 1862.
FlOur-Unehanged and quiet.
Wheat-sales Il cars red on track at sl,l2.
Corn-sales Of car at SIC, on track.
Oats-Sales car at 45e
seeds-Timothy has advanced. Sales I25 bush at
$500. Glover steady at s5,7O@5,sO.
Burter-sales choice Western Reserve to small
amount at lsc.
Cheese-sales tons at 95ke.
EEgs-Higher and selling at lsc.
HiEhwines-Sales 50 bbls at s65ke.
Ofs-we quote Linseed 81, ,25 and Carbon sO9s5c.
The reported loss OF forty to fifty thousand barrels
crude oil on Oil Greek and the Allegheny river has
had a tendency to stifen the market.
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promotes its growth, prevents its falling of, era
dioates dandruf, and imparts health and pleasant
ness to the head. It has stood the test Of time
being the original Hair ColOring, and is constant
ly increasing in favor. Used by both gentlemen
and ladies. is sold by all respectable dealers,
or can be procured by them of the commercial
agent, D. S. Barnes, 2O2 Broadway, N. Y. Two
sizes, so cents and 81.
STRONG ARMSTRONG, Agents.
noyl5 .4sseod-triw&w
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NEW YORK mARKET.-Deeember 0.


FIoHF--The advance iu gold has had favorable
effect and prices have advanced fully ten cents per
bbl., market closing firm.
Sales at S. 90G595 suDerne state; s. l56 20 extra
state; Is gpL6 60 superfne western; e. l56655
mon 10 Medium extra western; s6,s576gO common to
good shipping brands extra round hO0ped Ohio s. %
gs.25 trade brands.
Rye PlOur-Markst steady. Sales at HOG
iXVhisky-Market dull at sec.
Whent-Market decidedly active at one to two
cents advance.
eales Of Chicago spring at o. 22al, %; Milwaukee
club at 81 ,2l ,35; winter red western sl431l IS;
amber Iowa at q, ,36Gl IS amber Michigan at
Sl,469l4si extra choice do at 8, ,4s winter amber
state at s4Igl49 spring do at 81 i0i Illinois winte.
red at 81 ,3Sgl,42 white Michigan prime choice At
Rye~Market firm with sales of prime state at
Csc.
Corn-Market active and advanced to 2 cents
Sales at 7677o for shipping mixed western; IlgI5c
for EASTERN 6457c for damaged and heated; slc for
white western prime shipping and mixed western in
store.
Oats-Slarket quiet with small sales at 6596sc for
POrk-Market firmer with good demand Sales at
e3 50s3 62f for SIl 5Ol, IS for prime; SIS 90
@l6, 90 prime mess; sl3- go uninspected mess.
Heef-Market more active. Sales at sS,OOl1lG, Is
for country mess 90 O 90 for country primei Sl2 O
ais, 70 for repacked mess sl3,509l425 extra mess.
Included in sales are 1000 bbs uninspected mess at
Prime Mess Beef-Market quiet and unehang-
Beef Hams-Are in moderate request with small
sales Of choice western at $3.50.
Cut MeatB-Market quiet with sales of new wes-
tern hams in dry salt at &c.
Dressed HOgH-Market frmer with fair demand
at 554695}6cj western 6et654c.
Bacon Sides-Market in fair request with 765SC
for western and city Cumberland cuts 7@Sc for long
ribbed; 5569S5zc for shOrt do; SIC for bellies,
Lard-Market frmer and in good demand. Sales
at glOc Included in sales are 500 bbls for Janua-
ary and February delivery at ~
Butter-Selling az l6t120c for Ohio.
CheeHD-MaTket firm at g590i3C.
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FROM MISSISSIPPI.

CHICAGO, Dec. y.
A special Oxford, Miss, dispatch Of
the 7th, says Col. Dickeys Cavalry had
a two hours engagement with the rebels
near COffee7ille on Friday night. The
rebels are said to have had $500 Infantry,
Cavalry and Artillery. The Federal loss
was killed, so wounded and 60 missing.
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FIEsT TENNESSEE CAvALRY-0n the 9th
inst, at Camp Dennison, the 4th Tennessee
Volunteers, Colonel Robert johnson, wero
mustered out Of the service and then muster
ed in as the 1st Tennessee Cavalry. Col.
johnson has command. The Lieutenant Co.
onel is james P. BrOwnlOw, of Knoxville,
East Tennessee, a son, we believe, of the
patriotic Parson BrownloW. One of the Ma
jOrs is William B. Tracy, of Hamilton cOun-
ty, East Tennessee. Major Tracy is native
of Painesville, in this State, and a son Of the
late Councillor Tracy. He went to East
Tennessee about three years ago and was
driven out after the war commenced because
he would not rOnounce his Union sentiments.
He had considerable property there in lands,
cattle, sheep, &C., all Of which was cOnis-
Gated by the rebels. He came North, enlisted
as private in the Union service, and has
been fighting for the Stars and Stripes ever
since in q Tennessee regiment. He partici-
pated in several Of the battles in Kentucky
and Tennessee. He was in the battle Of Mill
Springs, where Zollieofer was killed, and
wrote one of the best reports Of that engage
ment that was published. He corresponds
for the Cincinnati Commercial over the name
Of " Felix"
On the occasion of the organization of the
1st Tennessee Cavalry q splendid flag was
presented to the regiment, in behalf Of Col.
johnson, Major Tracy and other officers.
The hag is inscribed, "For Chatanooga,
Knoxville and Greenville," indicating the
determination Of the regiment to assist in
driving the rebels out Of Tennessse, and re-
deemiDg the State.
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FROM KRNTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Dec 9.
Three thousand rebel cavalry, supposed
to be under Forrest, intending to make an
other raid into Kentucky or dash at Fort
Donelson, were at Clarksville to-day. Pas
sengers from Gallatin contradict the story
Of an engagement there between Fry and
the rebels. They say no recent fght has
occurred there.
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CLEvELAED SKATING PARK.-The above
named Skating Park, on the Flats, has been
opened for the season, and is in prime order.
A large number of subscribers have already
been secured, and the prospects are that it
will be a fashionable and popular resort dur
ing this winter.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
HEADQUARTERS Army OF POToMAC, I s
naeau,bo- q

The weather is milder and the snow has
melted considerably. An officer who came
through from Alexandria with strong
escort, was told at Dumfries that sixteen
Suttlers with their wagons were captured
by Whites Cavalry last week, and the
owners made to drive their teams to some
rebel station in the interior. White was
represented as having large regiment Of
Cavalry. 4
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CURLIAEA-KEEN CURRIERS' ArTEND.-The
Burns Curling Club Of Cleveland will hold
its annual meeting for the election of officers
and transaction of business, this evening,
December 10,h, at half-past o'clock, in
their room above DOwnie's, 81 Public Square.
All ScOtchmen, lovers Of the roaring game,
are invited to attend. By order.
dec10:4I7 MANAGERS.
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OFFIcE OF WATER-WoRKs,
CLEVELAND. Dec ]. 1862

UFTICE OF WAIEH- " OAhsl Z "
CLEVELAND, Dec. /, 1902
All water-takers are hereby notified (and this is
the only notice that will be gvenl that the water
rents will become due and payablein this month,
at the ofiee ofthe Trustees Of Water Works, and
Hnot paid when due, the water will be turned of
and an additional charge of one dollar will be
made for turning it on. This order viii be exc
euted without exception.
By order Of the Trustees,
dec2;41s GEO. VI. GIRTY, Secretary.
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Barring Bros. report American securities
nominal Small sales Erie shares at 423
Gas Illinois Central, 43l9n discount
The bullion in the Bauk Of England has
decreased e145,000. r
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PRAcTIcIEG AssEMBLY.-The first party
Of the Cleveland Practicing Assembly will
come of ct obapin's Hall this evening. The
parties given by the above association dur
ing previous seasons have always been Of the
most delightful description, and We do not
believe that the present season will prove an
eroention.
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mi A r. IN y.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
rsTERED-D DECEMBER 9.


Propeller Portsmouth. Bond, Dunkirk.
Propeller Owego, Bryant, Dunkirk.
Scow Lime Rock Bissett, Bay City.
The propsller Passaic and Portsmouth have gone
into winter quarters here.
THE steamer Morning Star may make another tIip
or two before laying up, but it is doubtful.
THE steamer Cleveland has laid up at Detroit
THE tug winslow has gone to Buffalo for the pur-
pose Of towing to this port the schOoHers Flying
Mist and Twilight and the bark B. A. Stannard.
The prope Ter Toledo went to Buffalo yesterday.
WREcKs Is THE LATE SroRM-Intelligencs has
been received at Quebec Of the loss Of three vessels
in the lower ST. Lawrence during the late storm.
On one of these vessels we regret to loarn twenty five
lives were lost.
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WANTED-0ne thousand shares of Mis-
cOwaubbik aud Porcupine Mountain Mining
Stock-half each. M
Address Box 30s, City Postofice.
Dec. 9Th, 1852. dec9:4IS
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CHRISTMAS AND New YEARS GIFTs.-The
most acceptable and useful present that can
be made to a lady friend, wife, sister or
mother, is good reliable Sel0ing Machine. We
are receiving some very desirable styles
which we will offer on most favorable terms
to purchasers. G. W. CRowELL & Co.,
2lI Superior street, Marble Block.
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
wAY.-The track Of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad has been completed be
tween Ravenna and Warren, and on Monday
a locomotive ran over it between the two
towns. A large building to be used as an ak
change depot for the Cleveland and Mshon-
ing and Atlantic and Great Western Rail
roads, is in course Of erection at Leavitts-
burgh, about two miles this side of Warren.
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NRW ADvgRTIsEnIKNTs,

John Ellsler-Academy Of Music.
4. CoEIss Advertised Letters.
La. Keppner-shirts and shirting Goods,
industrial sehool-skates FOUND
Kidney wilkins Dissolution.
Z l. Baldwin & Co-Dress Goods
b D. Kendall & Co-FoF the holidays.
Wilson & Widdicomhe-Papers-Lo Notice
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MICHIGAN CAvALRE.-Forty car loads
of horses and two hundred men, belonging to
a Michigan regiment Of cavalry, were ex-
peeted to arrive by the Cleveland and Toledo
road about midnight last night, and proceed
to Washington by the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad. The remaining men Of the
regiment, about eight hundred in number,
will probably be along some time tomorrow.
Wshave not learned the number of the reg
imeut. Still another regiment of Michigan
cavalry is to pass through here en- route for
Washington.
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THE NEW ROLLING MILL.-The- engine
built By the Cuyahoga Works for the new
rolling mill and nail factory on the Flats, has
been set up and was put in motion yesterday
for the first time.
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WANrED-A situation in a private
house, by an honest, Industrious man, to
take care of horse and carriage, and to do
chores in general. Address,
deceit R., Leader Office.
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ANoTHER supply Of Victor Hugos " Les
Hiserables," complete; paper, 81 90; cloth,
81, so. Also, Budget Of Fun for January,
Ledger &c, for this week, have been receiv-
ed by Wilson Widdieombe.
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THE NEW DIRECToRT.-The canvsssing
for the above work is just about being com
pisted. Whstever person has changed his or
her place Of residence since the sanvAsser
mzde his tour should notify Mr.. Andrew
Boyd, Box 1903, Cleveland PostOfice, at
once, SO that no errors can creep into the
Direetorv.
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ATTENTION BUGLERs.-Ten good buglers
are wanted for the 124th regiment. to enlist
for this special duty only. Application can
be made for a few days at Regimental Head
quarters, Camp Cleveland.
decS:6t O. II. PAYNE, Lieut.. Col. Com.
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TIE old members were little too fast
The complimentaries were not printed.
deel0 CLEVELAND PRAcTIcING ASSEMBLY.
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Tocure Calomel Sore Mouth or Diseased
Gums, use Hudson's unrivalled Tooth Paste.
Sold by the Druggists and Dentists general
w. dec9
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We hear it spoken Of among the ladies
that the most stylish Bonnets, as we'll as the
most fashionable, come from Mrs. Shaw's
Millinery Rooms, 236 Superior street.
dee9:420 ..
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CLEVELAND SKATING PARK.-0n and
after Saturday next, Season and Family tick
cts can be purchased of the undersigned at
the Office of S. S. Stone over the Merchants
Bank. CHAs. FUHRMAN, Agent.
Cleveland, Dec. 4, 1862. dec4:41S
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Heimstreers Inimitable Hair Restorative
IT IS NOT A DYE,
But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tenanee, impaired byage or disease. All iastaH-
taneOus dues are composed of lunar eauStie, de-
stroying the vitality and beauty Of the hair, and
afford of themselves no dressing. Heimstreet's
Inimitable Celoring not only restores hair to its
natural color by an easy process, but gives the
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DENTIsTRT-Dr. B. F. Robinson, office
60 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at low price. dee2R27