Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-19
READY-MADE GLOTING.

n6AgI tuEAD6 ULU lItou
lN0W is THE TIME TO BUY.
I1flr Wears selling our splendid
STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMNER
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At prices that cannot fail to please all Give usa
-iels, DAVIS, PEExOTTo & co.
ITHE FAIR INEZ; Or, tarr
= the LONE LADY Of the CRIMSON CLIFFS. a
3l ni.v iaG5'l CONTINUED. 10 -a 81
l7 CHAPTER XIII-THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE. Z
Thus Che mists are rapidly rising from the marshes
For that i hasImists and marshes my readers have
Marshes ana niists like the tale Great Fluctuations,
Or te new tale lately written by ny other friend
Few people DO know that great poets ike myself
LousfeOw and Burns, 20 Gie--.l
Have no idea when WqpOmmence our stories how the
end Of our story oftkurns,
And it sometimes occurs that we do not know what
After We al " c6mmeheed our writings, till some
These are peculiTites which in eminent authors vJ
And should never exeit6 astonishment in a wen reg
tCoNrtSUED.) Hs7i
Our numerous readers will please bear in mind that
When looking for Clothing they viii surely an find,
At Union Hall, the very best kind, 400
No man in tho State can as fine stock show, d.
And the PRlCks, es eyer, are nov VERY Low. ..
Great bargains We III give to all who call
At Isaac A. lsaaes magnificent Union Hall.
B7rWe are now ofTering unusual bareainsfn
spring and Summer Clothing
Al
ISAAC A. ISAAC'S UNION HALL, "a
Sole the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sewing
Machines StOrr's Autpmaton Pressman, and
Strongs Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
np. Corner Superior and Union-Sts.
nsa-L look ont f0r the GIANTS. iunel4
NEN. MCCLELLAN, ,lres ar-.
VI f7 GEN. BURNSIDE,
20 -i zysa ShNi GPySs IN BBf3f'FI,I.
ri or aEo.r -rra#- eGEN.-ALEC MCCOOK, i
are thus far the fayorite Generals Of the War Idol,
lzed by their troops, they possess at once the eonf
In this connection-though 1t may seem irrelevant
we desire to say that the iaT9Te in times OF peace
old and reliable Emporium Of . =,
DAVIS, PEIXoTT0 & CO.
They have just received an elegant and extensive
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING, /
Of the most desirable styles and which they Will sell
at prices that DEFY COMPETITION, 5l.lli
B5a- Give them call and judge f9r yourself
ie6 Corner Superior and Water streets.
I'M D0ZI GRAY MIXED HEAVY /
lOO Undershirts and Drawers, .-.r TH
100 dozen Fancy Neck Ties,
Ir A large assortment ofGents' and Boys Shirts, |
at very low prices, at ,,,,-,-,s
ME ADD. SOMETHING REV /
w to our Ready-made Clothing Department dai-
ly and are bound to sell lower than any other house
in the civ ata at -S'--'-'- II s. MANN
jnne5 ion zs ...e lrGasy l62 superiOr-St.
lust RECEIVED,--RERYH FINE (
% Blue French Flannel and heavy silk mixed Cas-
slFl9Is5' Iane5 at 81 lia La Iss saP5FiOr-st
COME LOVE TO ROAM DER,
y the dark sea foam,
some like good home-brewed ale,
Some like a ine snit Of clothes, G
And some won have them.
Some poke on among the seeesh Jews
d. And they don't got them. .r-
Some who God hath with knowledge stored I
Ut Go there and get shaved. Na
a.- Some 60 to Boston or New York; f.H a~-I
Bnt every body goes to
Robson s, The Live Yankee,
Where they can get their money back and goods at
their prices, where the Live Yankee stands pes
fore the door with his Umbreila under ms arm an9
YOU see piles of New Clothing all ready TO put on and
At you nice as pin al you have 70 do Is TO walk m
pick out what you want, shove out your tn and
good looking individual steps up and takes it. put
both sides and says AL right keeolect the num-
- s5 IS2 supeEfOr-St., a-Fs. "A
and when yon get home you will h1d that you have y
not huy Of sacssh Jew either, il is well known that
this individual Yankee wont have jew about his es
don tfmget to fatch the LADIES' miy2T dAVVss3