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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24
NJ A r l n e.

VESSEL sALE.-We learn that on Saturday last
King Brothers D. Steele sold the schooner maize
TO Darlington Casey OF this city, for SsOO-lIoeao
Blade.
Z Disasters ON TIE LAKES, ls62.-Tho Detroit Ad-
vertiser yesterday, pIblshes statement showing
the mum Der OF disasters on the Western Lakes during
the season Of ls62-steam and sail. We take the fol-
lowing list Of those we'll known in this port, addlnR
one or two Which the Advertiser failed TO obtain;
APRIL.
Propeller Jefferson vent ashore seven miles west OF
Psrt UOlborue during fog got on and repaired
Propeller POcahontas, with general cargo, ashore
ss6o5ner5 Fortune and Perseverance eolIided on
Lake Huron; latter lost her mainsail, main-gan,
small boat and dEvitsi former more or less dam
aged.
Propeller Euphrates sunk on ssnduAky bar engine
schooner Ben franklin, with cargo Of corn,
ashore at East sister boat and cargo total loss
THE Ben ETanSlin got Of taken to Detroit and re-
PROPELLER Elmira and schooner PiOver eoIIidsd at
Point Pells; latter lost her Jib-boom.
..-r. H,Ne- JUNR.
Schooner Sunbury ran foul Of sunken schooner
Rapid former lost her lb-boomI foreyard and lore
gah-sQuare sail, also damaged anchor and nfteen
iathoms chain lost.
AUGUST.
at BuffaIo; both sustsined slight damage;
schooner Lucy johnson ashore On Middle Reel, op-
pOsite B BGfIaloi got on and repaired
SEPTEMBER.
Schooner zepherine (Canadlan) with cargo Of
WleaE. from lOeuOB lOIAurAcu gu AaAo AAe ia
Sumerset; total loss crew saved.
Brig Rio Grande was run into BY the schooner d.
r. Davy, doing serious damage TO formsri latter IL
| jured slightly. -, -, a
GraYelly Bay; repaired at Toledo
OCTOBER.
| schooner Jason Parker run on TO Buffalo break
/ water; got on and repaired
! Brig Paragon, with cargo Of wheat, run on reel
| near West Sister; got on and repaired g,
schooner Perseverance, carried away her mAlhsalli
| bound up on Lake Erie; repslred at Detroit.
Schooner Governor (CanRdian) ashore at Pigeon Is
/ land Lake Untario with cargo Of 1000 bushels
| wheat from Toledo; total loss.
Propeller California ashore on Gull Island reef To-
| 'sehoouers Ontonagon and Farmer ashore near o.
| yego: both vessels total loss. -
Schooners Flora Watson and Harriet Ross colhded
on Lake Ontario; former sunk in deep water lattel
damaged severely. ,,, -
Schooner Condor, grain loaded, run on skillagalee
/ vessel and cargo tOial loss.
/ NOVEMBER.
schooner Chief Justice Marshall run ashore be
tween Barcelona and Dunkirk total loss with entlr
Schooner Carlton ashore near Oswego, got on anS
taken to that port for repairs.
Total number Of disasters, So9
Excess In Ts.,a -
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A GREAT BANK sAFE.-As our country
is flooded with money at present, and the or
dipary safes arc becoming too small, we would
suggest a safe built upon the following plan
ne safe for ordinary purposes, or to suit
The masses" ought to be three stories high,
Zach I6 feet By II feet wide, and II deep
The body Of the safe to consist Of Chilled
Iron. IA metal sometimes composed OF old
broken kettles and pots, and scraps Of almost
any description Of cast iron)j this metal Is
said to be capable Of resisting the drill and
sledge, and to be a perfect non-eonduetor Of
neat when lined with fre-brick." For
nroof Of the non-conducting qualities Of this
description Of safe and filling, we refer you
=. paTties in Troy, New York, who had it
tested during the late disastrous eonAagratiOn
in that city.
We think the chilled iron part Of the safe,
or walls. should be four feet thick, with lin
ing Of one foot Of hre-proof filing; this may
be either FIRE brick or the refuse Of the lime
kilns around Troy, (the latter substance Is
said 10 be an excellent non-conduetor OF
beatA On the door Of this safe we would
Mace six Of Lilies locks, different styles
| sbould any banker in Ohio wish safe
| of this description, we shall be pleased to
furnish it, and as proof Of our faith IN the
article, We would be willing to place S5,OOO
| IN Southern Scrip inside Of it, TO belong to
the owner Of the safe, provided he succeeded
/ in locking and unlocking the six locks for
| one week without getting locked out.
Il SARGENT 4 NEFF.
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NRWs FROnI RRBEL sOURCRs.

The following dispatch is published in the
Richmond papers Of the goth:
CoLpsBoRo, Dec. l9th.-A reconnaissance last
night by squadron Of the Sd North Carolina
Cavalry, under Captain Carraway, found the en-
envy encamped about two miles below Whlte-
hall rumor on the streets this morning says
reinforeements have passed Kingston, on the
south side Of the Neuse, to succor their skedad-
ding friends.
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NEw ADvRRTIsEmENFs.

yohn Ellssr-Acsdsny q Music.
I. c9Eiss- Advertised letter..
Clsveland Praetieing ASssmbly-Danoe.
Carnival Club-oznd Masquerade.
Geo. B. Russsl-O.C sc. R.R.-Annual Meeting
Lost--A Forts MODnaie.
AN. Perry oo-Buekwhsat Flow.
Beress sine air-Crude Petroleum Oh.
J. g. Grannis-A ssignee's Sale.
o.L.A,-Lecture by Trnin-Local Notice.
Ross 4 Preniiss-Hams-Loaal Notice.
Wilson q Wiadieombs-To HusbaRds-Loeal Aoiie'
ssrsent Eef-saies-Loeal Eoties.
WFsou 4 Widdieombs-P s-Papers-Loeal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

To THELADRs.-An appropriate present
FOR a gentleman is years subscription to
either the Atlantic, Harper, Continental,
Kniekerbocker, Eclectic, OF any OF the otner
literary magazines. Now Is the time 70 SUP
scribe at wilson & WiddieOmbe'I and begin
with the January number.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

FALMOUTH Dec. ~.
I To Major General H. W. Halleck, General in
Chief Washington I'm my report to you Of the
10th instant, the number of cur wounded was
stated at about 1000, and the number receiving
hospital treatment at 1880 Both OF those
amounts are wrong. On the authority Of DR..
Letterman, our medical director, the whole num-
Der Of wounded is between 5000 and 7 900. About
one-half Of these are receiving treatment N the
hospitals. ,,,.,,,--,r,r
(Signed,) A. E BURNSIDE
MAJ. Gen. Commanding Army OF Potomac.
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MORE OF THE RRHEL RAID INTO
KENTUCKY.


Cairo specials have the following additional in
regard to the rebel raid: The force consisted OF
f1ll brigade and six pieces Of artillery. II hrst
crossed the Tennessee river at Clifton, AZ miies
from Jackson, and marched direct to Lexington,
where il was met on the 18th by two Federal
cavalry regiments and two pieces Of artillery
under Colonel Ingersoll who had been sent from
Jackson against them. -
Federals were forced to give way. Our loss was
seven killed ten wounded and IA captured. The
rebels lost sc killed and wounded They cap
tured our artillery.
During the rebel march northward they were
attacked several times from the south by force
supposed to be those who escaped nom Lexlng-
ton. Last night the rebels commenced theit re-
treat, having approached within seven miles OF
The damage done to the road is net so great as
might be supposed. Several ordges were
burnt but it is thought the trestle work is all
safe. The damage can all be repaired in two
weeks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

CLEVELAND WooLEN MILLs.-While the
value and Importance of manufactures to the
welfare and prosperity of Cleveland have
been recognised and admitted by our capital
lists, few have exerted themselves as they
might and ought to have done to encourage
them. AS prEissWVrtHy V-v~Fsi--.- - tha
general rule we may mention Amasa Stone,
ESQ. President Of the c. P. & A. R. R. Com
papv, through whose influence and money the
Cleveland Wooden Mills, now in successful
operation, were erected. Something over
year ago, Mr.. A. Pope, who has been engag-
ed IN the manufacture Of woolen fabrics in
Kennebee county, Maine, for twenty-five
vesrs past, came to this city for the purpose
Of aseertaining what encouragement would
be extended to him in erecting WOOlen mills
at this point. He was recommended to Mr..
Stone, Who entered cordially and at once into
the enterprise, furnishing alOt, and the money
necessary to erect suitable buildings thereon.
The location chosen was lot on the south
aide Of the Lake Shore track, just west Of the
Lake Shore shops. The building was COM
menced in September, 1851, and in the Spring
following the mills were put in opsration.-
They are superintended BY Mr.. A. Pope and
iis son Mr.. &c. Pope, who, together with
Hr. Stone, are the only persons interested in
be mills IS proprietOrs.
The factory ia I75 feet by 60 feet, and the
lye house 50 feet by 80 feet, both of brick,
and two stories in height. They are very
substantial structures and well calculated fol
the purposes intended. About seventy-fvs
hands are employed there at present. The
mills ars now turning out q variety OF styles
of fancy eassimeres, heavy brOadelOths fol
eoatings, blankets, &C., fully equal to those
ofEastern manufacture, both IS regards quail
ity and eheapness, as merchants understand
and acknowledge. Mr.. A. Pope PERSONAL!
supsrintsnds the mills, having an ono,
thsrs, while his son Superintsnds the Ofici
and saIssroom ct e5 Water street. At tn
latter plass are kept samples Of the variou
eoods manufactured. The mills are capabl
Of producing Eve hundred yards Of hnishe,
ReOlsn goods Per day. ThsPEOosSSby Whiel
tie sAEVul VQTVrtDE st lhs'P is tsGEIsVERs'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

HoLDKYs HOLIDAYS The time is ap-
preaching when our kind friends will expect
t'to be remembered, and we would suggest
that there can be no more appropriate gait
for mother, tvife or sister, than nice set Of
Fine Ftrs, or if that want is supplied, Fur
Hoods, Fur Gloves, or Fur Mittens.
Nothing will be more acceptable to Fdth-
er, Husband or Brother than Fsr Cap, Far
M,lFler, or Fur GIoUes. These articles in all
varieties, may be found at Fuller's, 2l5 Su-
perior ST., MARBLE block with many other
articles which are suitable for Holiday Giftsy
and their priess are the IOlVest in the market.
daclR.A2h
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FROM KENTUCKY.

LEIINGToNt Lky.l Dec.zL-~
be visited again by the rebels in large force
Floyd and Humphrey Marshall are said 70 have
come through Cumberland Gap from Western
Virginia and are rapidly advancing into the
center OF the State.
The towns and vicinity are infested with John
Morgsn' s euerrillas. Four Of them were captur-
ed bY scouting parties q short distance out.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

TARoET sHoorIxo.-In compliance with
the wishes Of the citizens of Cleveland Gap
tain smithnight will hold Target Practice
on Christmas Day. The place vacant lot
on Lake street, near the Marine Hospital
The bali will open at 1OA.N.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

10 EuSsAxps-Go to-day to Wilson &
Widdieombs's, and secure receipt foT OF. one
vserVS snbseriptiop 10 solne enc Of the Ea-h
ion Books, and make your wife present OF
it, and she will make you the happiest man
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Report Of the New York Market

For the week ending Dee 2Oth, 1859, BY John Boyce
3 Son, Commission Merchants, 63 Pearl-st
Butter-The market for Western Butter remains
at about our last weeks quotations, with small sup
ply, and owing to the approach Of the holidays
rather light demand. We quote prime ron % TO
22c fair to good do. IS 20 zoe Western Reserve
this late made 20 to 22e Firins do, Is to 2le yell
low shipping Iotsestern Reserve are in good demand
at Is to zoe and light color dO Ito lsc Sound yel-
low Central Ohio brings Il zOc, and common do. Is
to lsc. Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin, late made
and in good packages, bring I9 to 2ic, and common
to good do Is to l5c.
Cheese-No change to note in the Cheese market,
the receipts are very small and transactions limited
Fancy large dairies brngIO to Ie good to prime do
~ to lOo; ordinary do to 9ze. English dairy sells
at lIz to l2zc.
Reef Hams.-western new per bbl ti4rSO.
Hams-Smoked oountry-cured s to &C. Western
in bags, - tollc.
Pork-Is higher. We quote mess slI,25 TO sl4rs71zi
Prime sI2Oo to $3.50 for old and new Prime mess
81, 50 to $500 for old and new.
Dressed HOgs-Better. Sales at 5S to 6So for
light and heavy corn fed Western.
AsIes-Pots and Pearls are steady at $50 pei iOO
lbs.
Beuns-Renain about as last quoted Marro#sr
strictly prime, S27s S2,s5 Inferior do s2'2' to
$3.50; Mediums, strictly prime, s2,@ to $3.50
Interior do. s225 TO S2,4Oi Kidneys, strictly
prime g. Is to s15 Inferior do. 81 20 to $780, Mix
ed parcels prime s2lO sa,5s Inferior, do at 500
to ,25. Quotations for Beans include packages
EEgs-We quote Western by express Il to &c
do ordinary II to zIc lined Eggs loss o. II to l9c
Egg oats per bush 5Oei new bbls. 2oc.
BeesEax-Western yellow IS to zoe.
seeds-CIover-Western sells briskly at iOAs to lo+
Rec'eaned do. atll to lIHc Timothy quiet al s2'5
Rough Flax $3.50 to $500.
TnIIOvV-Westsrn sales at lOH to lie.
Whisky-sales at 3s1 TO 3sc.
Dried Apples-Choice Western at ~ to &c.
nS-Information furnished and business transsete'
By nc. DEMING, Western Agent.
OfBce with Alcott & Horton, wster-st., Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

ARREsT OF CoUNTERTEITERs.-EWo men
were arrested in Buffalo on Saturday evening
for attempting to pass counterfeit hVe o0,-
lar bill on the Charter Oak Bank Of Hartford
Cnnnecticnt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

J.B. COBB s. Co., 241 Superior street
have lust received a new and beautiful stock
of Photographic Albums from the establish
ment of Mcknight and Rutter, Philadelphia.
These Albums are justly considered the most
perfect in finish, and the most durable OF any
vet manufactured. deez5;zt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

A SOLDIER KILIED-FoUL PLAY SUSPECT
KD.-We learn that the body Of a sOldierfrOm
Camp Cleveland, 4 member Of q company Of
gharpshoOters who recently came from the
vicinity Of Toledo, was found yesterday
morning in the river, beneath the long bridge
at the foot Of Seneca street. Marks of blood
upOn the bridge, and indications Of a deadly
struggle, first caused search to be instituted,
which resulted in finding the body in the
river. It is supposed that he was murdered
and thrown of the bridge during Monday
night. His name We could not ascertain
There will probably be strict inTestiga-
ton.
A Lieutenant belonging to the I24th regi-
msnt, in going to Camp on Monday night
about u o'clock, passed squad Of drunken
men, among whom he recognized tive Of
three shnrpshooters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

CHR1srMAs AND NEW YEARS GIFT.-Ihe
most acceptable and useful present that can .,
be made to lady friend, wife, sister or moth-
or, is good, reliable setOing machine. " are
receiving some very desirable styles which
We win offer on most favorable terms to Pur-
obasers. G. W. CRowEJL 4 co.,
2lI Superior street, Marble Block
Ecr99.AT0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

THEATER.-" Paul Pry" was well pro
dueed last evening. Lewis is capital
oPry.1 in fact It is one Of his bestcbsraetsrs.
TO-uigat the plays are " All that eiitters is
not Geld" and A Humping Legacy"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

PAPER MAKINe.-Curtis, Butts 8 CuT
Of the Rochester Union, have purchased
paper mill-the Z" Livingston Mill at Dan
Tiile-of l. C. Woodruff, and will take pos
session thereof on the first day Of January.
They are going to manufacture their own
papsr.-BgfaIo Courier.
Can't somebody invent a portable paper
mill, like portable saw mills, grist mills and
cider mills, SO that every newspaper can
make its own paper? This would destroy
the monopoly of paper manufacturers. Ev-
cry newspaper establishment has plenty Of
paper to work over, and plenty Of rags, too,
in these hard times. The editors could sup
ply the mill with rags for some time to come;
Hold on, though-take away our rags and
many Of US would hardly be ct to appear on
the streets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

ADEGD so1DIER's EsoORT.-An escort Of
Cavalry from Camp clsTeland passed down
Superior street yesterday afternoon, between
and S o'clock, marching to the solemn mu-
sic Of mufaed drums. They were eseorting
to the cars the body of a dead oOmrade' a
private IN the 10th Cavalry, who died in the
hospital. Two caTalrymen led the horse Of
the departed soldier and his sword hung at
the saddle-bow. 1t was an impressive scene.
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co Nm Err GIAL.
,t.ayFI.AND aIARKRTs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, /
- TrI-vr5r,ra nacanh heF "a 1g62

TUESDAY ETENIEG, December ., Is5z'
Flour-Inacti7e and unchanged.
Wheat-sales cars red on track At sl,ls' andIl
do, at sl,l2.
Coru-Sslss cars at sc.
seeds-sales Timothy in lots Of Is to 20 bushels at
a. Ooa2l2, and small lots Clever at s5,s5.
Butter-sale western Reserve roll at lse.
EgEs-sales at lsc.
Beans-sales at 500.
PouItry-In good demand and selling freely to-day
ac6 and Sc for chickens and turkeys.
Hogs-steady st s. i,2594e5.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Eectropafhy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPeP.
sia, Rheumatism, serofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain
Throat, Heart, Lungs, LAYER and Urinary Or
Rsns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given TO many formidable cases cured in this
city ser other physicians had fAiled. Bee ad'
versssmsut IN anethsr column. once No. us,
Runnsa atrOsk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

JUVENILE Books RoR THE BoYs.-Mayne
Reid's Stories, Cooper's Stories, Ainwell lsto-
ries. The Gorilla Book, John Chinaman'
Peter the Whaler, Salt Water, Tom Brown
at Rugby, The Good Boys Library and
thousands Of others at
Sec93.2t J. B. COBB & Co.'S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

WELCOMED HoNE.-Public ovations on
the return of famous characters to their na-
tive homes, after prolonged absence, are
quite usual. On such occasions the people
turn out en- nlasss for the purpose of weleom-
ing home their late fellow-citiEens. Below
is case Of that kind, clipped from an ex-
change. The welcome, it will be seen, was
peculiarly demonstrative in its character:
hCbarles Cooper, an exceedingly danger
GUS character, from Livingston county, Mis-
souri, who has been confined in the Gratiot
prison, st. Louis, was released few days
since, and returned to his home, Whereat his
neighbors gathered in q large body-and
hung him"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

AEELEoAKT CHRISTMAS GIFT.-The Sun
nyside Edition of Irving's Works, completed
in 2I volumns, with tinted paper and ex-
ouisite illustrations, and the finest library
binding. It can be found at the bookstore
Of J. B. Cobb & Co., 24l Superior street.
dac23.2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT ]. B. CoBB's.-
Photograph Albums, Back Cannon Boards,
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Gold Pencils,
Mathematical Instruments, Bibles, Prayer
Books, Webster's Dictionary, the Waverly
Novels, Bancroft's History of the United
States, Irving's Life of Washington, Ma
eaulay's Essays and Hume's England.
deea3.1t
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NEW YORK mARKKT.-Dooomber2 2S.


Cotrou-AIarzet quiet and unchanged Sales at &c
FIour-Market dull and dropping, and prices gen.
orally without change, closing quiet.
Sales at S. 7U5, ,55 superne Btatei SoO00olO e1tIA
state s5,7G IS superhne western; 50, ,l55z9 eholee
ezra state: s66fsr6 Is common to good shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohio; s5Gt96,33 common
10 medium extra western; 81, 6,516, Is trade brands
Whisky-Market without material change sales
Whent-More doing sales Of Chicago spring at
al 2I %; Milwaukee club at Si ,2t1l ,3; amber Iowa
s,326l25; amber Michigan at 81, ,42gl43i winter REQ
western 81 ,350f,4i.
Corn-Market opened quiet and closed quite hTm
and active. sales 767lc iOr shipping mixed Wes-
tern; 67772c for damaged and hsatedi 6l5zd54c lof
badly damaged soc for white and yellow western
flRra-Market dropping. Sales at 6S97le.
SuEar-More active. Sales Of New Orleans al
sH61lt5zc; MuscovsdO at SIC.
HfoIasseB-NeW Orleans II fair demand. GALES AT
34d35c.
POrix-Market less active and scarcely 50 firm; m
Sales ct sl4lZls 25 fo- mess; Sll62&Gl25O Tor ola
and new prim.; sI3,O0dl6,OJ prime nj s..
FeeEMarket steady.
CnL MenIs-More active. Sales Of shoulders at
5Ac; hams ~ @.Sc. z-,l-
Bacon sides-Firm. Sales at 7Xg7Ac for wes-
tern Cumberland cut. ,,
Butte iBufter-seIling st l6s2Oo for OhiOi 2zss5o for
Cheese-stsady at sJf9iSc.
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N. Y. CArrLE NIARKET-Deeember 81.
IBr TELRsRAPH.l

Z
The current prices for the week at all the markets
are as follows: -
Beef Cattle first quality ss O99,50; ordinary y 5og
So; common quality 6,5Og7,5O; inferior S5i5OG6oO
s5 55Oa7CO ordinary s4,5O95ySOi common S3'5JG4'9Vi
in erior S3,0Ng3,25.
SWINE corn fed, 4j65l55Ec per pound POOR 43R4aci
The total receipts o. all stocks at all the yards for
this week were as follows Beeves 5,Ol2; COVE 90,
veal calves 433; sheep and lambs 1925 swine
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

JUVENILE Books FOR THE GIRLs.-J. B.
Cobb & Co. have received new series Of
Books by the author of the Night-oap sto-
ries, entitled the Mitten stOriesi also the
Sock Stories, the Riverdale series, and the
Kittv BroWn series. decZ0:Zt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

ILLUSTRATED GIFT BooKs.-Nofner Gift
Books can be found than Folk Songs,
" In the Woods" Bitter Sweet" Strat-
ford Gallery" 1" Gems Of British Art,
" Gallery Of Famous Poets" "The Byron
Gallery" and " The Queens of England"
J. B. Cobb 4 Co., have them. dec2S:2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

CHRIsTNAs PREsEETs.---We have just
received a nice lot of Christmas presents,
which we will soil at reasonable rates.
dec2O;4I9 CRITCHLEY &-Co.,
1872 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

ALI styles and sizes Of Pocket Books,
Pocket Diaries, Portfolios and Backgammon
Boards arS f9r lAlS ht Wilson : Widdissub''s'
1E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

ELECrROTYPED Photograph Albums,
Porcelain Photograph Albums, Carved Wal
nut Photograph Albums, Arabesque Photo
graph Albums, Panelled Photograph Albums,
and Photograph Albums Of every style,
worth from 81 to $50, at
dee23:2t B. COBB Co.'s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

REMEMBER that DR.. Aver, the celebrated
Lung and Throat Physician, can be con-
suited at his Office, 1s4 Superior street, CieTe-
land, on Saturday and Sunday forenoon.
dao1o.dIodEu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

A1qERRD TREAsuRX N0IEs.-An altered
treasury note manufactOry has oeen olse''-
cred and broken up at Troy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24
MONEY TO LOAN.

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1IslI known WAGNER'S Qf1ce, securities of eYeTy
Kind Viz: Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and s4lyer
Plate Watches, Diamonds, gewelry t1re AEns, &c
ture Oerpeta Clothing, Pianos, MtrroIsi PainEIn9l
SnS ersona Property on the most satisfactory ter11
Bnsiness atrictY private. EstabhAhed 1851 watches
Aao ss"S" ri XIV. WAGHER. No. : WateE-sts
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