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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

DR. Sweets Tnfall.nl Eminent
Has been in use hy more than million people, and
all praise il.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

HALL a EuCKEL, ,.Proprictor..
January 81. lst3.-lv Nr,y ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
BAR HEETrSG.
Meeting Gf the Members of the Bar OF
CayanOSG County, to tske action in
reference 10 the death OF LecnaKd
Case, ESQ.

Ameeting Of the members of the Cuya-
hoga County bar was held in Court room
No yesterday morning, for the purpose
of testifying their respect for the memory
of the late Leonard Case, Esq. The meet
ing was very largely attended, nearly every
member being present. Hon. S. J. An
drews presided, and Hon. s. Williamson
was appointed secretarj. In taking the
chair Judge Andrews made few appro-
pirate remarks in relation to the subject on
which the meeting had been called.
Hon. s. Starkweather, as tho Oldest
member of the bar, spoke eloquently in re-
lation to the life, character and services OF
the lsmented deceased. Remarks were
also made by Judge Bolton, Judge Coffin
berry, Bushnell White, Esq and a number
of other members of the bar, most of whom
had held long and intimate friendship with
the deceased, and the tributes paid by
them to the nigh character, warm friend
ship, and unselfsh benevolence of the
late Mr.. Case, frequently brought tears into
the eyes of men whose profession is apt to
render them call)us to ordinary appeals to
the feelings.
Without exception ii was one Of the
most interesting and touching bar meetings
ever held in Cleveland, and spoke highly
for the estimation in which the deceased
was held by his fellow cit zens.
A committee was appointed TO draft reso-
lutions expressive of the sentiments of the
meeting. The resolutions are to be report
ed to the adjourned meeting, which will be
held this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

deviate, was never to contract q debt be-
yOnd his ability to pay i.in two years with.
out depending upon q sale of property.
By early aud judicious investment in real
estate he became the wealthiest man in
North IN Ohio. Real estate was always
his choi e investment, and ho took greet
pleasure in improving it by making roads
to and through it. in ditching and clearing
it, and it was his boast that be had cleared
moro land than any other man in tho
county.
Mr.. Case was man Of uncommon indus
try, very few men ever performing as much
Office labor as he did. He was a man of
SO high an order Of integrity, that no one
ever questioned it. By those who were not
intimately acquainted with him, he was
supposed to be morose, and his manner,
when his mind was occupied, give color to
the supposition, but nothing was farther
from the truth. He was one of the most
uniformly cheerful and kind men, both in
his family and to others, TO be found in any
community, never suffering himself to be-
come angry or excited or feverish, on euy
occasion, and when at leisure alwaysrelish-
ing fun of any kind.
He had his own peculiar views about
public characters, and gave or withheld
them without much reference to the opin-
ions of others, but to tho poor about him
was always charitable, giving without os-
tentaLion, which he always ab1orred. In
all his numerous contracts for the sale Of
real estate, both for himself and others, no
poor man was ever oppressed. H's reli-
gious views were also peculiar, iuclining to
those of the Disciples.
The characteristics of Mr.. Cases mind
were strong native, massive common sense,
IN uncommonly retentiye memory, excel
lent judgment, forming his conclusions very
| carefully, and therefore seldom making
mistakes, all combined, making him a man
of uncommon sagacity.
Is l~a-es t--s b-othe-s and tI,i 90 SISTERS
and one son, the sole inheritor of his for
tune, 20 mourn his death. His wife and
oldest son proceeded him TO the grave.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
EEW TORK EEARKET-Dee 5


COtfOu-Firmer with mO1O activity. Sales
at 81 80 TOR misdiiug Upands
Fl0ur-stats and Western t9ice better. and
more active -
sales $40 lOalO 2J for extra State; % 6oSo 95
supsrfine western; SO 309l0 % for commo- TO
nsdium extra western; SIl zbgll % Tor common
| 10 good shlppiue brands extra round tO0p phioi
| 81 4O8I2 co FOR trade brands. MsrAst clos Dg
WhIslry-without decided change Sales at
81 921Sgl % fO- state, and 90 81 "A for western.
Wheat-aetive AID 394c better. Sales at
81 90 for fair Chidago 'Pr ag; p 81 a. lot OF 20: 20
winter red western; S2 b215 fos choIce amber Ken
| tucky and Michigan.
| RSye-Qui am unchanged.
BarieY-Quiet; 3 IS fr : ate.
COrm-Dull and nominal Mixed western 81 90
| @sI 90. s,...s,,e
al OG for western, nhoat and in store, chiefly at the
'4iaid IIoPs~Moderatc demani at 3os5co.
WOOI-Firmer
GOfaee-Fi m but quiet.
Sugar- Quiet tn sales a. p 925c iJr Porto
! Rico and Iea9I1<e for Muse vafO.
MOlasses-Qui :. P rto Rico s4I7e .,
| Petroleum rm ut qui I. rude 4e gus
/ Beh . N bos7 G91597Oc; RonBed free go
Ps rfI-0poned very active and dec dsd'y hrmeT'
| but Us Il in favor Of bnye 5. sales at 50 tHs
&c for 1923 messi ST 25aS5 20 ior le63-4 DO
cash aud regular way, closing at S9f ~ a easH; u,
| Ss4 OOd35 50 for Cd and new primo and SO 90
! for new prime msss. Also COjO this "a . a7d
"a mess, december and January, at sellers and
buyers option at S57 5ta40 O9i 900 bo new ess
! 70 ebruarl at selIsf's option at So 90 md
1905 bbls primo mess for JangATy, same option 1t
| s37 609Ss 70
BeCf--omcwhat irregular sa'vs at 209s for
new plain moss, and 22M26c for new ezra mess.
Prime Mess Beef-Quiet at s3s %.
Beef Hams Heavy.
/ 1faa HGal - Unchanged.
BReOn Nlues-r zaazad--
LarCs-Ratber frmer ct 2l024, the latter price
an extreme Also 90 bbls for January and until
February 3, at sellers option, OF Zle
s5uGfsr-MOde ate business aud hrm; 5000
for western.
Cheese C,ist and firm at l5S2scfar common
to prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

RETUES OF THE HoLIDAYs "A Few FAOrs
WORTH EEOwING.-That S. \. Fuller & Co.
ore selling fancy furs of every description
of b. tier make and at lower prices than any
house in the State. Reason why ? Be-
csuse their goods are manufactured under
their own supervision, and are especially
adapted to the wants of this community.
-ERAas tA1~ir-re- Sty1e or rui - iIILLfci q
bonae.5 are bound to have great sale.
That their ermine and sable sets are
very beautiful as we'll as cheap.
That they have a few white fox and
black bear sleigh robes far superior 10
anything ever exhibited in this city.
Lastly, that their whole stock Of hats,
caps, furs, rO7es, gloves, &c are in keep
ing with the demands of the public. For
further infor nation inquire as No. 2I6 su-
perior street, Marble Block. decS:lS3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
COMMERCIAL.
CTEvnLANp alAKaga.
MoRRlHa LEADER OFFICF,
Hr,rsanAw Evr-r-s Dar q 1874

1Eu ,s0AT bvEzIFs, Dec 9. 1865.
Fhe suffer chsngs from rainy, muddy Veaiier
to a siIoas rorth vert w'Td. aud very "oold
rnap,n diraTrargss ecmrereibl tusirsss. Athoush
t.eeBo n5iferas,e aEnne;s in produce. tae fa'oi
arc Fmittd and ON Iced to the immediate wants q
the or G and inte Tor trade
FFeixhts-Ths following are the raies now
asksd: ALL RAn-To NewYork, Flour 81 Co; Wool
81 II, Dressed Hogs 81 25 To Boston, FlouI 81 Toi
Wool 50 s. Dressed HOgs 81 IS.
FEOur-Tho hone demard Ccn.iruss fair, sni
In, mari Ct m At 80 50gsiO 70 fer Xxx 2 d; $40
sO9l1 60 for Xxx white.
WheRt-M. rkst mocerat lg hra Ius Luye .
tO-dsy were scare, sni the salts elected were OF
/ ( re su!ar rates salsa tails Teaotu ears No. z
red from tcTe at s. 95; this Of truoon car No 2
on track at 81 ssi oTs d. from ere at 81 50.
Corn ID sh He'd fr0n store he at 81 5o, with
out sales New sle.isd meets With 70 ea.u!Ey.
Oafs-Eo ss os reported this morning; led ss
| 1912, on track, sc@s.o from stoJe.
Rye-DnIl. Held at 81 45@I Sd from store.
BarIey-Sol inAI ct 81 55SI L a9co d ng 70
quality.
| PeoT CaitIe-MarLst steady q d unchsuged
at S95e, live weight, for o-dinrTy to ezra
| Dressed HOgs-Tte cod seat lor thAt has-oR
5 10 GRATED eltsr demand FOR res e. Fcgi,
an IaeksrB to-day ka7s dvsn, ea their II . =
c.st. aud are Offering s-3Xes according to quail
| iI7 aud eOad tion
| POrk-rks heavy sd>auec y New York v taIn
the Iast tEo or thres days has 1entd up the
/ ket h re though holdlrs hs not es'nrd their
ra g.. We quote NJ. mesI firm at SIS co No. .
d. at $50 or.
I.ard-Is sIo & II but ua-han-ed at g; N
iieIcss and pa In k=gs for c iy rsnd.Iei.
BufteF-8a, beea Iathe- gu ct f.T tie Tasi few
da.r. baI u.thJut diminuson Ia ar sItss. est
srn rtEeIve il kegs held st 439'5c; Centred Go at
5sg43e; choice Iol for table i5S47e.
Cheese--Q tet, s.el1y and unCh nsol At ;
"a &c # I6d2Oo for oriirsrJ TO eho.e'.
EgEs-R. tho much activit1 81 tbs ncmi al
rate OF 37a .tc for frsI1.
| HighWines-MaIket fr1 AID steady st Il Sc.
AleOhOi-Firm 81 IS s29i 81 FOX IS Qor CEN
81 O5B2 10 for Neutral Proof Spirits.
PetrOIeum-EBchsnge bat veGy firm 81 Goo
FrR,hn6d
saIf-steady a: the following quOtOtiozs;--
eJsrss IS 10; Groand Solar 50 25i Fine at oj.
POu1fry-GoOd spply and lair demand at
I211Ss foe chickens; 9lco fsr "a, keys.
Dried ApPles-Rar t9ady VIII oi
ds1 81 d t 1cG LO1Sc, with PAs for Tsckss9i.
Fire CiaJ-Stesdy st 81 50 y barrel.
Stone Ware-Open ware l2o per gallon, and
Jugs 1so per gallon.
Fire Briok-ID good dezan1 and s;illas s.
! RFT % e I0Gn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

On! OIL on The rage for oil con-
tinues.=A large number of companies are
organized, and q number are being organ-
lied in this city, Among them mono offers
better inducements than the Cherry VAL
ley Oil Company. Its lands are located
where there can scarcely be failure in
securing oil in great abundance. They are
chiefly on a run putting into Oil Creek,
and one and One-halfmiles from the Creek.
Those who understand. things are rapidly
taking hold Of this Company's stock.
Shares at $500 can be had until the 18th
Of this month.
s1uuHtuLts nDUuuu, Anu Inc cnun- l. A..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

SwAs OR WILD GoosH.-gome kind of q
wild bird has beon hsnging out to ventil-
ate, for several dsys past, before one Of the
groceries on Ontario street, which has
called out a good many quest ons and re-
plies as to whether it be a swan, and grace,
and dying song, and poetry, or wild goose,
sndIinfnite commonp ace and liability TO
guacE and honk. The majority hold the
liberal faith, and express the poetic oPin
ion. We bow to the opinion of the majori-
ty, as this is Democratic government, and
SO pronounce the bird swan. Batif it Be
swan, we confess another bubble of illu
sion has burst before our eyes. We had
imagined the swan a graceful creature in
white, sitting or leisurely moving on pla-
cid waters, its pure form imaged on the
tranquil food, with neck graceful as a
rainbow, and with q song in its heart when
floating down the tide to die! But here,
this swan hangs up ANONYMOUSLY in the
market, head downwards, and at the end
decidedly duckish bill out of which no dy-
ing song could ever issue, and the homely,
webbed feet Of 6 goose hang alott-both
extremities being as good as deformities-
so that in this swan we have not even the
chance for beauty which mermsids offer,
who give at least handsome busts if they
do end somewhat questionably below.
This experience reminds US Of Fitz-Hugh
Ludlow's, which he details in the last "At-
lautic." A wild swan hYiDg up before him
in tie Columbia river, broke an illusion for
him. He writes:
E"I felt actually deSiitLsioHue, when
princely cortcgs, which had been ripping
their snowy necks in the sunshine, clum
silly lifted themselves out of the water and
slanted into the clouds, stretching those
necEs straight as a gunbarrel. Every line
of grace seemed wire-drawn ont of them IN
a mon ent. 3 On the whole The
wild swan cannot siford to pause in his
cloud for all the encOmiums of Tennyson,
and bsd better come down Immediately 10
the dreamy water-level where he floats
dream within dream, like a stable vapOr in
q tangible sky. Anywhere else he seems
court beauty wandering into metaphys-
ics.''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-owing to tic cold
ness of the weather, and the rival attrac-
tions at Brainard's Hall, the audience
which gathered at tie Academy of Music
last night was tho smallest Of the season,
The actors lost no heart, however, but went
throgh with the bill of tho evening"" Our
American Cousin" and the "Irish Lion, -
with spirit.
Tonight the new drama Of 'The Hill
Side, or the Child's Evidence" will be
brought out, with Miss Denim Ryan and
Sam Ryan in the leading parts. The after
piece will be that very successful play
'TThe Felon's Dream, or Jack lshepard in
Frace.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

MAsoNIo.-At the stateo communication
Of Cleveland City Lodge, No. Is, T. & A.
NJ, held Tuesday evening, December 9th,
1864, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year
NJ, L. Rider, W. NJ. Joseph Bell. s. W. ;
h. Hayes, J. W; C. A. Woodward, Treas. /;
". W. Goodwin, Secretary Miles Gibbons,
S. D.; ]. F. N. Meredith, ], D. D. G..
Rabon, Tyler.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

WEST SIDE BAIL.-All lovers Of Iight-foot
exercise and amusement will surely bear it
in mind, that a grand ball will come of to-
night at the Pearl Street Armory, on the
West Side, for tho benefit of the Soldiers
Family Relief Fund. 1t is under the man
sgement Of the leading citizens of the West
Side, and having so noble an object in view,
it must be at once q grsnd affair and q
great success,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

8 Commemorative stated in tho last issue
that DR.. Weber performed thu skillful
operation Of amPutating the leg Of Thomas
SPsllmsn, 1st o. V. L, on the 7th inst.
Our information was incorrect. pr. Thayer
performed the operation at the cid Gedi-
cal College, and it gives US pleasure to
make the correction.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

BoDY FoUTD.-The body Of one Of the ill-
fated crew Of the revenue cutter Winslow,
wrecked here some two months since, was
found on Wednesday afternoon, near the
Dining Hall of Wheeler & Russell, in tho
rear Of the Union Depot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09


"AIAs wHA4 Doors l'-such is the excla-
nation of Milton, in that noblest Of felegiac
poems, Lycidss. If of in gazing on your
own pedal integuments you are tempted
TO use tho same expression, 60 at once to
T. G. sholes establishment, No. 2S4 su-
psrior street, and examine his splendid
stock ofrsady mads boots and shoes.
DUPBEz AND GREENS MISsTRELs Lovers
of melody and fun will mob forget that
Duprez and Green open their budget of
comicalities, song, dance, burlesque, &C.,
&C., It Brainard's Hall this evening. This
excellent troupe paid US e visit some
months ago, and we're universally popular.
They viii have a crowded houss tonight.
tREAL EsTArE TRASsFEss.-The following
transfers have been entered upon the re-
cords of this county the past week;
". ". Richards, to William Hutchings
/ Z acres of land in NeWburg. COnsidera-
! tion, S2.I7O.
Charles A. Read to NJ. E. Morgan, one
acre of land in East Cleveland, fronting on
/ the Euclid road. Consideration, 81 900
Edward Lindsey to ]. S. Grannis, IO3
feet front on Clinton street, by 15S feet deep,
| Consideration, 81 900.
John F. Crane to L. 3 Parker, 80 feet
/ front on sminery street, Berea Village,
! by l65 fact deep. Consideration, 81 soc.
| J. P. Ross 10 Lueisn 5. Philips, acres
OF land in NewOurg. Consideration,
! So 900.
/ HerTington Brooks to Lewis Frencb
! Is acres Of land IN War; e1sville. Consid-
| GRAFTON, 81 600.
II. Eddy to William Tottle, SO acres oi
/ lard in Euclid. Consideration, s. .OO0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
LEADER
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8.
HEw ADVERTIsEEEEHTs.

Academy OF husie-Dsndt OF Miss Kate Dsnin.
J. Il. Dewitt & OO.--hrissmAs GosiE.
: II. : Il. T. HoEe---EeE GcoiI.
4 G BsTt-Pbysiclan ar Surgeon.
HUtohings 4 Hillyer-Biokrene.
J. q. peWits & Co -Ho.iary.
L. J. K.-Situstion Wan'ed.
2l3 Superior st.-G.rl Wanted.
WIN. Hels!ty-Sutsiiiuss Wanted
+. E.T.-situati1n Wanted.
ccyner 81 Olar sni Erie sts-Bcsrding.
Wspted-Hou TO Bent.
Lost-'iiysr mounted Opera GissI.
Mott i HSight-Booal Not'os.
Hoh5Gy PsesenTs -LccAl Eot'cs.
Geo1 Templa-s-Locnl NOtioa.
Goa s CO ds-f al "oto..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
LOCAL NOTICES.
GentIemen's Furnishing GOat

Morn & HMGHT's Gents Furnishing EN-
porium has Just received another large re-
enforcement Of cotton, MerinO, lambs
wool and silk drawers, shirts and half. hose,
extra superine scarlet Iambs'iwool shirts
and drawers. Also, handkerchiefs, t es,
Aezander's kid gloves, &C., &c. 1876 Bank
street. Dec.9.IS1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

DRowxED MAN.-The name of the man,
whose death by drowning in the old River
Bed two or three days since We have men
toned, is Kawnett. Coroner Prentice held
an inquest upon the body on Wednesday
afternoon. and the jury returned verdict
Of death Occasioned by drowning while in
q state of intoxicatiop.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

4 FIEE DONATION TO THE SOLDIERS HoMH.
"A few citizens of Chester Cross Roads,
Geaugs County, last week sent 7OH pounds
fresh butter as gift to the Soldiers Home.
This is heartily welcome, and the donors
will please accept sincere thanks from the
ladies of the Aid Society. Friends of the
soldier will please "gO and do likewise" I"
Below we give the names of those who
contributed, and the number of pounds
given by each:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
HOLIDAY Presen:s.

Nothing can be better than choice from
cur srlcndid assortment of fancy Scarls,
Neck ties, Gloves, or half dozen f our
Perlect-ftting Shirts, with some Of our
F0ur-ply Collars TO match.
MOTT 3 HAIeHT,
13s Bank street, opposite Weddell House.
decO:ISl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

The appointment Of Mr.. Chase to the
Chief Justiceship Of the United States
seems to give ss general satisfaction as do
the operations of the Metropolitan Gift
Book Store, No. I40 Superior street, where
every book or album sold is accompanied
by gift, end where can be found q superb
or assortment of holiday books.
fpc9.I60
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
EEw xOREk sTOClA nARsEE.

INV EUINt ItI 0 t0lsi
Government StOeIks-ATs less active and
caster. On ted Sta'es sixss Of 1851, CUP nF, =;
do $40 coupons l0s5s; do 7Su Tres-urv notes ll9i
do 1910 c, no rs; do l0-4os registered 1905
one-ytar eertidcstes q.
SfOcRs-Lowcf. Pic tshurg, Fl Wayne Chi-
oago 1861: Tol, do 4 Wa'a preferred =; Hudsoa
Il5; Cleveland Pittsburg l.; Chicago & North'
I-an Genital =; Michigan Southern q Nor'f.
ern Indiana TX Illinois Uoatrsl scrip 3Oz; Erie
ol3[; Now YorE Contra; -; Marlposa - Ohio
and Mississippi certif ates 965s Quicksilver -
Rock Is ana Io6; Alfon & Terre Hsu-o = Cum
beIIand 4s5< Canton 3S]s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

Mott and Haight have just opened au-
other extensive assortment of Gents Fur
nishiRg Goods, for the Fall and Winter
Trade, at lS8 Bank street, opposite the
Weddell. Dec9;lS1.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

We arc indebted to Hawks for Esw York
papers yesterday. Hawks receives all
Eastern and Western papers by the quick
est means
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

sEvISG MACHINE FOR SALE CHEAF.-For {
new Grover and Baker Sewing Machine
cheap, call at the LEADER Counting Room
DecQ.lel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

OIL.-MARsHALL BAsKwILL& & Co, Retiners
and Wholesale Dealers in Carbon Lubri-
eating and Benzine Oils. We invite deal
ers in the above articles to call at our
Office, No. ia Superior street, and look at
hand. nov2S:l50
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

FIsB.-A fire broke out last evening
10 two-story frame house on Parkman
street, catching from the chimney. The
damage was tri4ing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
HE, MOEE7 EIAKKET...Dee. s
Inr rnrEananaI

Honey Quite steady at . cent. fer eau
Sterling ExehnnEe-Moderately active at
I091S for gold.
SSoId-Without decided change. Opening at
239, advancing TO 2425< and closing At 2io
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

6FUxERiL.-T The funeral of Leonard Case,
Ezq., will take place at his late residence,
opposite the Post Office building, on Rock
veil al eet, at eloYen O'Clock this mQsping'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

OVAL FRANBs-AIl sizes and patterns.
Mouldings and frames furnished to order,
ut E. C. Jones', LAG Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

WASTED-A jourreyman printer, to go TO
Oil City aud work on tie Oil City Register.
Cali at the LEADEz Counting Room.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

GOo6 TEsiFLARs.-0pen meeting Of Min
nehaha Temple, this Friday evening, De-
eem5or 9th. Public invited. dec9:I50
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

E. C. Jones, I4s Superior street, has
greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and all other goods in his line,
noy5:I79
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

Good rkating at Skating Hall, corner
Superior street and Public Square (Rouse's
Block, Hell of the Law College) every af-
ternoon; also Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings. No charge for admis-
sion. AL can learn to skate with safety,
ease and comfort. Skates for hire
decS;IS0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

Tar It ONCE Tho Proprietors DR.. D. II,
Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy have un-
bounded confidence in the merits of that
Medicine, ss they guarantee TO return the
amount paid, where the directions have
been followed for one month without bene-
fetal results. Surely they could do no
moro. novT:R3
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CITY NEWS.

Choice Styles and low prices at Mrs.
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JUsT RECEIvED.-AnoJner 1ne lot Of those
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Superior street. nov5;l79
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