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LOCAL KOTIOEs.

FURNITURE, Fine Silver Plated Ware,
beautiful China Vases, Parian marble and
China mantle ornaments, gilt marble top and
paper maehe stands, nice gilt frame mirror,
portable desks, engraVings in frames, good
Brussels and three ply carpets, lot of ladies'
shoes, (goOd article,) also Piano Forte, 1
Piano stool, will be sold at the Auction room
of o. Cutter & Son, No. 1S4 Bank Street, on
Saturday December 18th. The sale COM
mencss at 10 o'clock A. n. The Piano will
be sold at IL o'clock precisely. No limits,
the whole to be sold without any reserve
whatever. deo9:128.
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TIE CoURTs.-The motion for q new
trial in the case of Ohio vs. George Sanford
was argued before Judge COfinberry, yes
tsrdsy, BY A. G. Riddle for the defendant,
and Bushnell White for the State. The mo-
tion was oyerruIsd.
The case of Means, Clark Co. Vs George
Worthington, is still on trial in the Civil
Court
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
NEW WApvKkTIsKmKNrs.

a Read & o., Bsukers-Gold, Silver and OoV
sons Bought and Sold, and Money Leaned.
John Ellsler-Aeademy OF Music.
Churchill B-other-Tapieoa, &c.
New York acknowledgement.
Churchill Brother-Uld Palmer soa7.
James L. ThEyer-lOfh Ohio Cavalry.
Churchill Broiher-0ure for Catarrh.
LOst-A LADIES' Fur Collar.
". B. wadsEorih-Two houses FIR ssls.
J. O. Busll-Relief-Loeai Notice.
2Sd Reg.msnt-LooAl Notice.
Christmas PressDts-Local Notice.
o. Guitar SOn-Auetion-Local Notice.
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AT the meeting Of the Third Regiment
Ohio State Militia, in the city of Cleveland,
held on Tuesday night in the Engine House,
No. 3, S. D. Haines was elected unanimous
ly Lieutenant Colonel of the Regiment afore-
said. ERNEST WmHELNR,
decI0:l28 Secretary.
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PRRsoNAL.-The many friends Of the
Rev. E. P. IpgersOl, formerly a resident of
Cleveland, were yesterday gratifed by seeing
his face upon our streets. M. IngersOl is
recently from AndOvsr, Mass, having lately
graduated fromSthe Theological Seminary
there, and, with his wife, is visiting few
days in this city previous to his departure to
accept PsstOrata in the city Of sandusky
which has been offered him.
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Rose q PrentIss' PrOv,sron Market Re.

The following are the rates charged by them:
Hams-SRgar- cured pTemium Hams, y h.........ll5Sc
OEiDu DCGa s..-- ..-.s..s llc
shOuidora-Sugar-cured D .....-..7c
BacOn-Ur Smoked Sides > b................. 5C
Lard-Prime leaf, kettle-rended ed in bbls q DIE
Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs y f..l2J4c
Pork-No mess y ! bbl hiY 90
~ No oxtra charge made for packages or cartsgt
to railroad depOts or boats Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prime, and equal 10 anything in the State
kettle-rendered Lard took the nrst premium st the
late Ohio state Fair. bose PRENTISS,
Nos. i42, IA and l46 Ontario-st., cleveland
Iuly4:R2S
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LOST. WAITS Z FOUaD.

Neutrality-suspicious. AND
meDts in the Departments Of the kouth, Gulf and
Tennessee.
AL candidates must be examined before Board
Of Medical OficeTs.
Boa ds ere now in session at Boston, New York,
Washington, C1ncinBad nd st. Louis, and ct the
headq 1artsTs Of the Armies Of the PotomAo, Oum-
beriand and Tennessee.
Applications for examination should be made to
the Surgeon General, U. s. A., Washington, ID. O.,
and must be companied with one or more tsstimo-
nias Of good moral cha actec from respeC table per-
sons. The B,ard will determine whether the candi-
date f. qualified for Surgeon or Assistant Surgeon.
The c8ld.dlte must bs & gradus of some Regular
Medical College graduates will not be examined
J. X. BARNES,
Acting Surgeon General.
Surgeon Generals Office, Nov. ls, Is6s. f23 cod
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LoRAIN COMMON PLEAs-The case of
Ohio Vs. Calkins, in the Court Of Common
Pleas of Lorain county, of which We have
frequently made mention, went to the jury
on Tuesday. A verdict of guilty was rem
dsred and the defendant was sentenced to
two years in the State Penitsntiary.
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LosT.-A horse and buggy belonging to
the livery stable of J. n. Gilmore, of Berea,
was stolen from in front of @. VaIvey's
dwelling house on Whitman street, where it
had been hitehed about o'clock Monday
night. The horse was a light iron gray mare,
with one eye out ami black spots on its
hank,
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LEADER COLLECTING Book LosT.-No. 8,
thin book, dark muslin binding with the
name of Clark on outside, containing names
of subscribers in the sastp part of Ist and all
Ofthe 4th and 9th wards, at some place. Any
person returning the same to this office shall
be suitably rewarded. R. G. WENHAM,
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The Commission have forwarded during
the season, and prior to December 1st, about
three hundred and twenty-five packages of
second hand clothing to the General Super
intendsnt of COntrsbands, at Memphis, Ten
nesses; and since December let, one hun
drsd and eleven cases of new and second
hand goods to different eOntraband camps.
L. H. MoLLES, Treas'r.
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TIE WKsTNIBsTER FESTIVAL yesterday
afternoon was q success. The dinner was
fine one and was disposed of with gustO BY
q large company. Socially and Peeunisrily
the affair was happy one.
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4 Il IL II " II n L Il i Oa
IIIsF ETaET'aDIaF.AF0lE55
Annual Meeting Of the N. ]. Cea-
tral Stockholders.
Report of the Secretary Of War,
The Secretary Thinks no Draft
will be Necessary.
The OOIOred TrOOps.
Energetic Measures Taken to Re-
Capture the Chesapeake
Governor PieYpont FaVors Eman-
oipatiOn.
PROCEEDINGS In THE HOUSE.
Bill introduced to Repeal the Fu-
gitiVs Law.
PROCEEDINGS In The HOUSE
Bill introduced to Repeal the Flu
gitiVe Law.
CONGRRssIONAL.

hAsHIHGToE, Dec. ..
Ia the House, John o. Hubbard gave
notice Of q bill smendatOry Of an act en-
titled sn act for organizing the military
forces Of the United States, &C., so IS to
equalizs the operations Of said act for the
towns and other subdivisions Of the enroll
ment districts.
Mr.. Stevens gave notice Of bill to fix
the time for the election Of Represents
tives to Congress, and to enable soldiers to
vote ct said elections. He also offered
bill to place colored soldiers and
non commissioned officers on the same
footing as white men in regard to pay, pen
sions and bounties.
A bill to authorize the construction Of
the Peoples Pacific Railroad. Alsoa bill
to repeal the fugitive slave laws Of 1898
and 1850. Also Joint Resolution to Re-
peal the Joint Resolution Of the 17th Of
July 1862, explanatory Of an Act to sup
press insurreotion, SO.
The resolutions Of Cox, Of Ohio, looking
to an exchange of prisoners, with an
amendment sustaining the Administra-
ton in the efforts already made, offered by
Wsshburne Of Illinois, was then adopted
yeas 108, nays 46. - III.
Mr.. Julian gave notice Of bill to re-
peal the Fugitive Slave Act 80 as to pre-
vent the return Of fugitivss.
The Presidents message was then re-
ceived and read. The message and &C.
company ing documents were referred to
the Committee Of the Whole on the State
Of the Union.
Stevens moved that 5000 extra copies
Of the Message be presented Referred to
the Committee on Printing.
Adjourned.
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As GHRIsTMAs approaches, what mO,e
appropriate gift to a lady than years sub
scription to either Leslie's or GOdey's Maya
zine. Baker will furnish either or any Of
the magszines at publishers prices, thereby
saving postage TO the Subscribers. 259 Su-
perior Streets, and HOffmau's Block near
Post Ofiee
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10

RELIEF FoR SOLDIERS FAMILIES IN FIFTH
WARD.-The Committee for assessment Of
collections having completed the list will
report to the General Committee for approval
of same on Thursday evening at u o'clock,
at Joseph Perkins Office. A full attend
ancs is urgently requested.
decIO:I28 J,C. BUELL., Sec.
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CIT1zEss OF THE SECOND WARD.-There
will be sixty-three men drafted from the
Wsrd in January if measures are not taken
TO avoid it.
There will be an adjourned meeting to-
night, atpeVen o'clock, in the Commissioner 5
Room in the Basement Of the Court House,
to consider the matter. A large attendance
is desired. W. +. CLARKE, ssc'y.
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THR PIRATRs AT HAIIFAx.

PORTLAND, NE, December 9.
The United States Consul at st. Jehns tel
egraPhed that 1t vas thought that the Chess-
Pssks had proceeded TO Halifax. We are
indebted to the Consul for ali previous dis-
patches
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LosT.-A small black and tan Terrier,
answers to the name Of''Doe." Any person
returning said dog, to Msssrs. Coates &
Bramley, New England Hotel. Water street,
or st this Office, will be literally rewarded.
dacIO:I28
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NAMks or THR PIRATEs.

BosToE, December Q.
The name Of the Commander Of the pirates
who took the Chesapeake is Henry Brains.
Lieutenant Barr, one of Morgan's men, is
sAcond in command. They said they would
attempt to run into Wilmington.
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ALBANY, December 9.
In the meeting Of the N. 7. Central stock
holders tc-dsy the election Wss unconclud-
cd, and the meeting adjourned to to-mOr-
row morning at ten o'clock,
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DRAFT NOTICE.
PROVOST MARsHAL's OFF

PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE
CLEyELkND, Dec. Sd, 1865.
A LII PERSONS SUBJECT TO
n DRAFT in the "First Glass" Z" beiag those be-
tween the ages Of 20 and IS irrted not and those
from 35 to 45, unmarried, residing in the Eighteenth
Cor gTessiOnal District OF ohio, who wish to claim
exem ption from the Draft, are hereby requested
appear al this 10 at any tine between 7Ih and
20gn lust wien anv person enrolled may sppaGI be-
the Hoi.rd OF Eproument and claim TO have his
strick of the list if he show to the sats-
faction Of the Board that ne is not and will not be at
the time fixed for the next Draft, liable TO military
d1ty accnI'ot of
Ist. Allenage;
ID. Non ht silence
3D.. UnBuitablepess If age;
Attn. Manifest and Permanent Disability.
Persoas eTroneously classified will, upon proof be
transferred to the class 70 which they propery bsOpg
Proof IN addiiOn 10 that or the party Interested,
will te required in the first thr classes above named
Persons stricken from th5 roll before the i0th
OF December and who skal be drafted, will have op
p0rIunitiss 70 prove claim to exemption after the
draft.
By direction of the Provost Marshal General,
all CLAIMS for exemption on the the e'esIioA Of
aged or iOhrm parents, heretofore cnnndered and
granted, are required TO be re suostAntiated.
n8-Chse hours from = A. NJ 70 r. NJ.
FkED'K A NASH,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
dec4-l28 18th pistract Of Ohr1.
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Notiee % Water-takers.

AIEA " OHAb UTTICET
Cleveland, December l, 1868.
Water-tskers will please take notice that
the water rents are now due, and are required
to be paid this month.
By order Of the Trustees.
[dec2:lSIl GEO. W. GIRTY. ssc'y:
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WANTED.-Girls to learn the art Of Ia
dies hair dressing and branches of hair work.
ing. Apply immediately to
VIZ. DAY,
decIO:l28 as Public Square.
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AY.:sTOCK KanIARKET-Dee. 8
CHICAGO HIARKEr-Dec. g.:


FlOuF-Market dull.
Wheat Qu ct. Sales at g, l,l0X3l,lI
Corn Quiet, declined IG7c. Sales at s2Mg2S.
Oa1H-Du l.
ReceIpts-2.9O0 bbls -Four 1900 bush wheat,
2j ,noO bush corn.
Hogs-Actiye. Extra choice 5X06c good to
prime 4G4Ssc. Dressed higher. Gales at 5G5f.
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FoR CHE1srMAs PREsESTs -stersoscopes
and views Of England, France, Germany,
Egypt, China, India and Of the Holy Land,
st J. s. S.PERLuT's,
dse1o:l2s l3s Superior strset'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10

NEW Velvet Ribbons, Flowers and
Feathers, just received at Mrs. Shaw's
Rooms. dec5-l31
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Dr. q e A IA A H,
lfasb~ ef Ehs Royal Oogls0S Of Phgs;eiMsi
LOadOA, England; qradaass sf
RioOrd's HOsPiiaI for

FEMALE DISEASE
and = constant attendant Of PAris, London, Esu
leans and Montreal Hospitals lor the last IA ys.r
has opened hl1 Ofioe Gt the
johnson House, Cleveland,
Whsrs he will be happy to mest al those who are 4.
dicted with subaeuts snd chronic Diseases.
EiI treatment is sntiroly dihorsnf from ths OF
slan, and is Mid, sfiearious and shsetivo. Hismsd
ioinss are simply vegetable extracts nd oIls thoy
have never been used bat By two 9TH physicians Z
America besides himseE. he has Spa ths srsatss,
Part OF hs is and thousands Of dollars IN obtainln5
few secrets in his profession. He tests the Oraal
for al forms OF disease. HoohArEsf0r giving
honest and true statement CT their easa.
EPERNATORHUA.
10 Tougs hEE.-He can prove 70 you n q fsU uiss
utss that he Is the only Dhysrinn you over treat91
with that cures this disease Eor every pnfiont N
VIII follow hie direcHola, be will give One Hundro
Dollars II ha fails IL caring this disease. No oharFa
made for consultation. Those at distance who vi
% consult the Doctor may do by sending a smaIl
vial OF urine By mail, With name, and age, and b
VII answer aud describe their Gaze and tbs Dos5ibi1
~ o. getting relief BY enclosing return po5tass
stamp Tnar3sfII
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Six JoB Painters WANrED.-Six first
class Job Printers Wanted. Apply at the
LEADRR Job Oiice.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
III in the village Of Bsrea, twsiys miles from
Cleveland, on the Q o. a C., and q. T. Railroads
Ltory and half frame house, ten rooms. weed sEed
and celaT falling we'll and ostsTn, horse barn
and driving sfsd, good fences stone walks Ar, uud
and through lOt kinds Of fruit, bear nR. All
improvements new. Will cell cheap Tor cash
Require on the premises. J. McDERMOTT,
dect-Il3 Reraa. Cuyahraad o %
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MOthersl ATOthersu OEOthersiR


Don't tan 10 procure Mrs. WIEsLOE's sOOTEs
ING SYRUP tor UHILDREH TEETHIHG.
This Valuabe prsparation 4 the prescription ion8
Of ths best Fsmals Physicians and Eursss In n
United States and has been used for thirty years Win
nsVsr Aing saisty and sueesss By millions sg moth
err children, from the feeble infant Of one Wssk
old the adult. 1t not only relieves tbs child non
rain bat iuYigorstes The stomach and bowels, oors
reets sedIty and gives soos and snsrEy 70 the Vhol
y TEN. It will almOst I-stAntly rslisEs
GRIPiHG Ii TIE BOWELS AND WIND OOLlo
We believe It the Best and sursIs Rsnsdy In tAs
World n eli cases o. pyssntsry end DiArrhea
Children whether Il arise from Tsething, or inn
any oths cause.
BB-TulI directions for using win accompany saoh
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of QUE
TI5 PERKINS, New York, II On the Wrapper.
Barsold By all Medicine Dealsra. Principal Ons
Is Doy-sE, EsW York.
Pgies suIy Is Osas Ssr BstEIs.
magaf- Rl7-dkuil
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ny. MONEY MARKRT-Deo Q.
TBY m EGRAPH.

icy III EGAAPH.I
Sterling EXchnnGe-Markst o shade easer
Sales at l62F09l631A for hrst-class bills.
tsold-irregular, unsettled and lower. Opening
at 49't, declining TO 474, and closing steady 4sz
GOVernmonI StOckB-MArke quiet and firm,
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The Chief Attributes Of Manhood Rra
requsntly lost or suspended By mAl-pra0tioss and
ciOuB habits that will inevitably lead 70 hereditary
dissass unlss checked IN time Read the truths al1
down IN the treatise sHUMAH FRAILTY, ,oF Pm
IoLOsI0AL REsEAB0HEs." Il Is SlsboFstsIy nluI1s.
tsd with oOlored engrayings and win oonyines u
most hArdsned and unoonoernsd, q Wsn - Falisgl
the minds Of the most dsspondlnzs By leading thsa
IN the right channel for relief Of bodily and msaiai
agony and despair.
DBSold By DR.. BARROW, i91 BleeckaF-Bt., y. u
Price 75 csntl. Sent free eTsry where See adFoftll
Tuent Of a. Tfiessmar" in anOthar column.
Sold also by g. ". OAAkks Dr1sgists OlsEelARtl
hfo.
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FREEDNEE's AID CoAM1ssIoH.-Reeeipts
End disbursemsats Of the Cleveland Freed
mems Aid Commission, from its organization
April I4th, 1868, to December sth, 1858.
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Ny DATs AND NIoHrs on TIE BArTLE-FIELD.-A
book for boys By "Carl0ton." Boston, Tick
nor Fields, 1884.
"Carleton" is already widely and favorably
knOwa to the public as brilliant, graphic
and accurate newspaper correspondent. The
present work is a compilation and revision
of his former letters. It contains the story
of Bull RIM, Fort Henry, Fort DOnelsOn,
Pittsburg Landing, and the naval campaign
on the Mississippi, and is SO well told that
it will be read with great interest by older
heads than boys. Still the book is designed
and written for children. It is happy
thought, too, to present the scenes and Incl
dents Of this great war for the Union in such
form that they will be eagerly read and
long remembered by the boys and girls of
1858. This has been excslIently done in the
volume before us. No child who gets hold Of
it will fail to read it with the most intense
interest, and the information and instruction
which it affords will be of the greatest value
to the statesmen of thirty years from now.
No better Christmas present for the young
can be found than this little book.
For sale by J. B. Cobb &CO.
KSAPP's FRENCH GRAHNAR.-A practical gram
mar Of the French Language, containing q
Grammar, Reading Lessons snd complete
pronounclng Vocabulary. By william j.
Knapp, A. M. New York, Harper Bros,
Publishers, Franklin Square, 1854.
This Grammar is by Professor Knapp Of
Madison University, New York, gentleman
possessing high and deserved reputation as
teacher Of modern Languages. 1t is in
every respect one of the most complete, as
well as the latest, grammars of the French
language offered to the public. We recon-
mend the work to all French students as Rc-
curats and valuable.
For GALE by ]. B. Cobb & Co.
RAcHEL RAY-A Novel BY Anthony Trollope,
Author of "Orey Farm" &C, &c. New York.
Harper 4 Bros, Publishers. Franklin Square
1854.
The author of "orlsy Farm" 'The Small
House at Arlington" and "Frsmley ParsOn-
age" needs no introduction to our reading
public. A rapid, easy and graceful cOmPO-
ser, full of original and fOreeful thought,
and, as novelist, most fascinating and
picturesque, he has, in brief space Of time,
earned right to place in the foremost
rank Of fiction writers, by the side Of Thack-
ersy and Dickens. His books are fascinating
and interesting pOrtraitureS of life and char
acter in Eugland and in 1858. Thoy rely,
for their interest, rather upon the graphic
sketches of character and the skilful group
ing and comparison of different shades of
feeling and purpose, which they contain, than
upon anything startling In incident or COM
pIicstsd in plot. The present work is marked
by all the virtues which have made Trollops
famous. It is for sale by J. B. Cobb & Co.
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
This is the most delightful and sIiraordinary ari
Gle ever discovered Il changes the sun-burnt los
Gnd hands ts peArly satin texture raEiuhing beal
~, imparting the marble purity of youth, AID ths
pIsTIEGUE appearance inviting in the city bslo q
shon- II removes tan, freoklas, pimplss and rough
ness from the skin, leaving the complexion fruah
transparent and smooth 1t contains mstsrial In
iurious to the skin. PAtronized By Actresses ana
Opera Singers. II Is what every lady Ehould have.
uB-sold BFsEJHhsrs-
DEMAs g. BARNES q 90.
General Agents..
fnlYI-R2s l1 RroadWaV. New York.
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LooHNUNIcArED.I
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CURAElE DISEASE
A Card-To ConsumptiYes.

Tho undsrsigned having bssn restored 70 Health
. few weeks, by very sinpls .emedy, amer hsEina
suffered several years With q sNsrs lung Affection
and that dread diBeaso, ConsurIp IptOnls anxious 10
make known 10 his fslioW-sufsrsrs the means d
0urs.
To all who desire II, he viii end copy Of the pres
scription used (ree Of charge, with the direotiOa
for preparing and using the came, which ihsY wiz
and sure Cure for Consumption. Asthma, Bronohi
Us, &C. The only object Of the advertiser in sendin
the Prescription Is 70 benot the aaeted and spread
nformaiion which he eOnceiVes to be iuTRuAbls and
be hopes eyery sufferer will try this remedy, e. 1t wiz
cost thsm nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the preseription will Pleaas address
RsT. EDWARD A. WILSON, WiliiamsburEh,
Kihss county, h. Z.
SsS-Tae above Bem-dy may be obtained n ClsFS-
land CT q. s. ncKEzzIE, Druggist, No. l26 SupsroF-
st. Cali for pamphlet, tree Of charge ootlI3IdAH
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n OTS FOR SALE-135 Ia. FRoNT

OTS FOR SAL G-l39 FIT. FRONT
j 4 on Superior St., corner Of Mrirson-St. Elso-
su6-lots I6 n and being 4s feet front each, Sd
peri0r-St, East OF Muirson-St- AlsO-l5 ieet mont
on Springs running bA 70 the EGiiroad g. ack,
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed Of the
Cleveland. Columbus q Cincinnati Bailr0Ad st nda
Aia0-l7 feet inches front on Champ ain-St neariy
opposite the new City G0urt Houss.
6B-For terms enquire Of PAINE WADE.
dec3-R20 Attorneya.
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MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
Receipts ntFoIedo.
Daily Receipts.

The following statement shows the daily reOeip Of
-four and wheat at the aforementioned places on
December 5:
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HBIKsTEHlF'B
NDITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
It is Not q Dye,

But restores gray hair to IT'S original color by SUI.
plying the capillary tubes with natural 5u8esnsncs
impaired BY age or disease. All INSTANTANEOUS Bgnl
composed Of lunar caustc destroying the vitality
and beauty OF the hair, and aford Of themselves
dressing Heimstreet's Inimitabls COlorng not only
but gives the hairs
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes Its growth, prevents It's falling o. eradI-
Gates dandruh, and imparts health aud pleasantneM
70 the head 1t has stood the test Of time, being the
original Hair COloring, and ia constantly Increasing
In favor. Used By both gentleman and ladies'.
88It Is sold BY ali respectable dealers, or can BE-
procured by them 0f the Commercial Agents, d. 8.
BARNES h 90 202 Broadway, New York Two a.
Ess, 50 cents and 81, 90. iuiy1O-R9IsoW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10
NJ A R IN E.

PORT OF CLEVELAND December .,
EHrERHD.
Prop Cleveland, Reed, Ogdensburgh.
ScoW Granville, Connolly, Putin Bay.
ScOw MayhOweT, Argyle, Black Biver.
Scow USnsu 10, Fellow, Dover Bay.
OLRARED.
Schr Catsragus Whi.by, Kingston.
Sow COnsuelo, Pelow, Dover Bay.