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On Thursday evening last, a young wo-
man with babe in her arms, was noticed
in the sitting room of the depot. She asked
several questions about the starting Of
trains and at what hour she could leave
Tae next morning she called in at & house
on West Main street aud asked the privil-
| eye of leaving her child until she could
90 down to the station or a bundle of come
| kind she had left there. The lady of the
house suspected all was not right and re-
fused. She then went TO a house on New
Garden street, and made the same request,
| and told the same story. At first she was
also refused, but afterwards the family
| agreed to keep the babe until she would re
turn A little boy accompanied her to the
station to help her carry her baggage.
| They just got there as the mail train came
| in from the west, and on its starting out,
the unnatural mother jumped aboard, and
| left the boy to carry home nothing but the
news of her flight. The child was given
over into the hands of tie trustees.--SaleHl
] PeDu6licGn.
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CIVIL BRAEoH.-BEToRE JUDsE BOLToS.-
This Court was engaged yesterday in hear.
ing the evidence in the case of Nettleton
%. Graves, Messrs. slade and Blakeslee ap-
pearing for plaintiff, and the firm of Prem.
tiss and Baldwin for defendant,
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LOCAL NOTICES

We have received another assortment Of
ladies' Fancy FSrs, making our stock
complete again in all its branches. The
very low prices we have been selling Furs
at had depleted our stock, but we are en-
abled again to fill all orders at wholesale
or Retail, at our usually low prices.
E. STAIR & Co.,
245 Superior, sign Of the Bear.
noyl9.lT9.
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BABY TEsDER-The great baby tender is
for sale at E q. Jones', No. 146 Superior
street, American Building, Cleveland, Ohio
nov le:IsI.
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PEEsoSAi,-Judge \. H. swsyDs vas in
town yesterday, and guest at the We'd
dell.
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Ee,ebborllOod News.
STARK COUNTY.

The Stark County Republican states
that batch of draft deserters
of both sexes, five or six in number, from
Rose township, Carroll county, were
brought to Alliance, Stark county, on last
Saturday. It seems that the deluded fe-
males tried to put stop to the "tyranny"
of the "Lincoln Government" by pelting
the Deputy Marshal, who was serving
notices upon the men drafted in Rose
township, with rotten eggs and stones.
The male prisoners srsin limbo for aiding
and abetting in the delightful recreation.
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BgnsarIsI,
ITTda AND HATR WORE.

ESYIds AND HAIR WOBh.
90, . Y'5 NEM RNf,
THE IARGEsT IN THE STATE,
fGa aiis ssaiAs 81 LADIES' HAIR lnEsss.sa
90 PUBLIC SQUARE.
Manufacturer q 81 siE6s Of WIGS, iEcIadins
The celebrated
iLLJ ION VIC.
tAas 50 re5sIibi5- nature As 60 defy the d5sssf
scrutiny. A very large and beautiful stock o.
LONG HAIR. q odsht by the proprietor from
EuTope, for SWITCHES sad BRAIDS-thc dnasi
assortment ever seaa IA inis city.
ladies' yEOBt Pieces ana Half-W Wigs,
In s7sFY style With sii tmpTo5 5lEssats.
5ET5 OF CURLS, mad from French EsiuEsl
UHrlsd Hair igIss s2Is6d-i
EUGEEE DOUBLE ana TRIPLE BOWS.
W WigBRFALLS, do.,
aiaie b. tRs advertiser, equal to those Imported
Ladies' BTsids made into any kind Of Hosi- Pres.
O. Bow without injury 70 Switch
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING in the most prevail
q and fashionable styles.
SF-Al work warranted as represented
HOT and GOLD BATHS at an hours. docZ5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19

PERsosAL.-shorif Lewis returned to the
city yesterday morning, after fOrtnights
absence in Kansas.
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.NLEVELAND LIBRARY s2sga
ASSOCIATION. Is
hEOFURE SEGSOF-EINFEB 1S54-65.

The Lecture COMMITTEES take pleasure IN Ennou9o-
for the Annual Course 1865;
JAMES E. MURDOCH-N0v. Il.
Readings and Bsoitations.
DR. J. G. HOLLAND-Dcc. /.
Subject: 'oOst and Compensation"
REV. JOHN s. C. ABBOTT-Dee- 8.
Subject 'AouE War and cen. Grsat"
FITZ HUGH LUDLOW, Eso.-Dee. q.
Subject hGoOd Living"
REv. JAMES EELS, D. DION. 19.
Subject: ''Tha Hall Noon aHd the Nay FlOser.
sALPH WALDO EMERSON, Eso.-sJan.Is.
A Bsv Lecture.
"EDMUED KIRKE,''-,JqA -.
Sub cot: 'Jen. Davis at Home"
Hon, DAN'L s, DICKIES0N-Fsb.- -.
Subidct "Mau In His Relations to Society and
Government"
Rev. J. C. FLETCHER-Fcb. -.
Subject go Miles up the AmlEOn-"
JOHN B. COUGH, Eso.-5Iarch H.
subject HUt yet announced.
Single Tickets 70 the Course.-.-............Sz 90
Tickets admitting Geatlsnan and LADY 90
=" "a tive Ladies 90
Tickets to q sings 30 eta
Reserved -eats 25 Cents Extra.
- Tickets for sale as the Library Rooms, Brain
ard's Music Store, at the Book Stores, Commercial
Bank, and ct the City Bank.
4 q PEHETNa
M. BLACKBURN, 1Sosu1e S
nOll L. Y. IELLEN, 00O-
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9tlper &hatns.
7ILVEK q Hal RS
AMI

5 l. v Ek Rim u 81
An aGnmiIsd stock, ali styiss aud 2s;6az Ohains
IRON 81. so to $500 RiasB, from plain sllvor Rins
ct TO osats 10 an elsbOTatoY engraved Locket Ring
iasId with gold, at $1,000
We have the exclusive saiJ lGf ti,is oisy % al
goods manufactured BY A. L. RoOT, Of Medina bOtl
Soid gold and silveT, snd as they are made erprl-
b for our trade, know they are pure coin = ~
Dealers arc requested to call and examine.
Wholesale and B9tail 10 Asy quantity.
NJ BURi,
Ciook sDd Matchmaker, IgS Superior -sf.
y5l- ne
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MARRIED..

net majority for Lincoln of $50 vOtes
cut Of little ovsr roo
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CITY NEWS.

Some beautiful Flowers and Ribbons
now opening at Mrs, Shsw's Millinery
Store, nov.s
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vOTB OF THE SD BRIaADE-The vote of the
3D. Brigade, I'd Cavalry Division, on the
9Th inst, stood thus:
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MArTEEs At 1HE PROvOsT MGRsHAL'E Or
TIoB.-Although only about half the unfOr-
tunat, who were drafted on Monday last
have as yet reported, very few of them
made their appearance yesterday at the
Office Of the Provost Mershsl, and the
clerks had, for once, more time on their
hands than they knew what to do with
Of the nine that did report, five were held
to service, two exempted on account Of
physical disability, and two for other caus-
es. Seven also appeared and furnished
substitutes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19

MISTER DupLET WALLER.-MATISEE THIS
AFTERNoos.-We hope none of our readers
will forget that that wonderful boy, Dudley
Waller, viii give matinee for the children
of our public schools at the Academy Of
Music this afternoon at three O'Clock. He
will be sure of having q big audience. All
those who have heard him on former occa-
sions are enthusiastic in praise of him, and
those who have not heard him are all anx-
iOus not to lose this astopportunity of doing
so. Let all who desire to listen to one
of the rarest treats in eloeution ever
offered Cleveland audience, be present at
the Academy of Music this afternoon.
Police CoURT,-The following cases were
disposed of yesterday by Judge Hessen-
mueller:
Nuisance-Ann Lee, fined the costs.
Assault and Battery-Peter Knap, fined
So and costs.
Disturbance-Willism Bedford and Henry
Mills, fined the costs.
Petit Jarceny-Philip Sullivan, ease con-
tinued to Monday.
Adultery-James Lyons, continued to
Nov. 2Sd.
Drunkenness Lorenzo Brown, fined 81
and costs; Daniel Dunning and John o.
Brisn, hned the costs.
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p -IF,N NOTIFY ADVANCED

S0U,UJU in sums to suit-at the old stand
and vgell-krUTn WAQHER's LOAN OFFICE, on
eeouritiea OF every Kind, viz: GOLD and Silver
Wstchea. Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewolry, Guns
p:gtols, GIOthing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeols1
and al srsonal property snd articles Of value, or
vnta. EstabIished 1851. Il. B.-A vcristy Of IN
redeemed Wstohea- JoV0T7, Guns, &C.. foT sale st
bzrgAins.
Oho8-orInsE o. Water Gnd superior stleetss
nysr Davis ard PeiEOtto'u Clothing Ssnrs.
: ock7P ] O. \ ". WAGNER.
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OtHOICE NEW NO. l MAOKEREL
- and Geo. Banks Goldfish 81
GEO. D. BHGK's,
Ootl6 80 Superior BtrsSs,
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Tra RLn.-Thore was very spirited
scsney'esterdsy sfternOOn in and out of this
harbOr. About three o'clock the tug Ajax
went Plowing out into the lake swiftly fol-
lowed By the tug Levi Johnson, which had
schooner in tow, The Ajax had e quite
considerable start whom the johnson cast
offthe schooner, and then tho race waxsd
hot for g vessel standir on about mile
and half from the port, beating in. The
lake was somewhat rough, and the tugs
went over the swells like ''tip-ups," now
raising abruptly their heads, now showing
clean heels The Levi gained on the Ajax,
snd shot up hand over hand, and promised
toreach the waiting schooner first But the
Ajax had got too much start, went in on
the inside track and fastened to the
-<esssl,
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COMMERCIAL.-
aCANiNG LEADER OFFICE.
ERIDAE EYENIHs, Nov. ls. 1874.

The receipts CT ~ In By rail for tbs q hOurs
ending st hall ,ass one o'coes so-d-y ara "a SOL
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4. (. sE0EE7 KIARHKT-.NOv. Is,
sT TzLEgEAFH.J
MOney-Steady ct 3 oi,
Sterling Exehangs-Dun at ioo91Os11k for
gold
GOId-Tnsettlsd and irregular. Opening at 2Is,
declining to 2l0. anu closing at 2iT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19

Z. G. Jones, l46 Superior street, has
greatly rsd-cr3 the prices on Looking
Glasses and ali other goods in his line.
nov5-17p
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TnIVELERss REGTsFER.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to eithsr Of tho
above Trains or Boats will be called fcE BY COACHES
Of SteVons' Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, 147 Superior street, next
door to the Wedden House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19

OvIL FRAMEs-Ar sizss and patterns.
Mouldings and frames furnished to order.
at E C. Jones', i4s Superior street,
uov5 l79
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19

r AND FOR SALE.-SIXTY ACRES
L4of Land In lots NON three to eight acres OF In
larps- oilaulitiss Ssid Land is bounded follows:
u tie rorth by ST. Clair rod. the west by WILSON'S
avenue and on the south ~ SupaLIJr street e1ten-
sion aud Is known tho STIRLING Farm Ihs above
iescrisd land Is Just out Of the city mtls Engu e
aI M. II. SPAEGLEIt, or Misc ii Z. STERLING, 50
FucId strest nOZ:4s5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19

INTERESTING TO TIE LADIEs.-Godey's La
dy's Book, for November, pays the follow
ing tribute to one Of our Western manu-
faolurefs, which we clip with pleasure.
The authority is the best in the land:
awe Srs pleased to call the attention Of
our Northwestern friends to the admirable
styles Of corseJs manufactured by F. Alon-
80 Burger, of Detroit, Mich. A recent ex-
animation OF mis- goods eonvinces US that,
for perfect adaptation snd beauty Of hnishs
they srs not surpassed by any made. We
bespeak for Mr.. Burger great success in his
enterprise Of supplying the West and es-
pecially his own State, with 50 desirable
class of goods.
Burgers improved skirt supporter is
also worthy of mention here, IS combining
corset and shoulder brace with complete
support for skirts. A most desirable arti-
Gle for those who do not wear the regular
corset"
We learn that' Mr.. Burger is arous intro
ducing his goods into our city.
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BRIG CoScoRD.-This vessel, which has
been lying sunk at sandusky Bay, has been
raised and got in SAFE, aud her cargo saved.
The extent of her injuries mas not been
fully ascertained. She viii be brought TO
this port, and at Onee put il complete re-
pair TIE success il rescuing this vessel
from almost certain loss my be attributed
to The steamer Margaret, Captain Hodges,
wko has staid blythe wreck until the work
vas successfully accomplished
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SoHooEER ALFHA.-Ef5rts are being made
to raise the above named vessel, wEioh was
sunk at Point Hope, two steam pumps,
rom Buffalo. having 0een sent to her re
lief
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4mnsemeuts

Beheds Of
NJ q. JAM ES WIS,
COME AIDLAUeHl LEWIS N TRREE CHaRECTERsl
ALL COMEDY AND FARCE
LEWIS AS PAUL PRTl
LEWIS AS CoBPOBAL COBB
LEWIS As DIGCORTl
This SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 18th, will be
presented the sterling comedy in three acts called
PAUL PRY, Or Hope i DOn't InfrudeI
FauA AFFy-----------.----.4r- James LeEt5-
After which the capital sJmedstta called the
CORPORAL-S WEDDING
orporAl-..-...--.--..--- NJ. James Lewis.
To conclude wish (fJr the lat tme) the funni est
Of all funny pieces called
THE GHOSTI
DiggOry --...-----.---...-----. Mr.. Sames Lewis
Monday The celebrated tragedIan MeKEAE
BUCHANAN, and his accomplished snd talented
daughtsr, -niss VIRGINIA B0OHANBH, VIII
make their hTst Appearance.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Psrqustte 80 cents; secured Sea-
to Dress Circle, 70 cents; Family Circle, 90 cents,
Gallery, 25 cents; Private Boxes 3, 8 and g del.
lars Entire Private Box, single seats 81.
Door open ct $40; Curtain rises at T:sO o'osoeA
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HTAROO BITTRRs-sAIU TO BB
w good thing. For sale at la6 Ontario 81.
ooi4 - CHURCHILL BROTHER,
ANEW LOT OF IVORY JEELRY
Must rsoeived at OOWLES cos,
--,-qa lRT = aiiail Hnusa
CPEOlFIC PILI.-WINUHESTERS
- cna.5sc PHI. rr3oe ono dollar. Sent BY mail on
,essi1t ~ mice OHUROHILL d BRO,
.o1ig i2B Ontario ".
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Who can direct, whSn all pretend to knov''
We will tell you!
No. I4O Superior street, is the place
more familliarly known es the Metropolitan
Gift Book Store.
Go there, buy book or album, and gel
your gift. ncvl7-1T7
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--BozE AsAIS.-Dr. EalliwelI begs u N
form his many patrons and friends, that he
hsz returned from New York, and can be
sean at mis- Office as usual, on business
HALLIWELL i DANIELS,
nOv18:l7s Dentists.
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HORSES FOR SALE. Kentucky
Ii Thorougb- -tEed-tze most styl lisa horse II TIE
civ. Also, = gray Mar, Warrauted SOUND 40 Dc
seen at No. $50 Erie street GkOkGE W. Ho"E'
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EtOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT,
IL "a sEd Wason Shop, for sale at & bargain, 10
ted IN the village Of Lagrange about y 70 t5 from
rbe Depot. Apply on the premises. nfst- rate
sand f5r tbs wagon making business, being the only
shoe in the place 1900.
ncli.l1 N 3 GOUDAhD-
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MANILA HAWSER FOR SALE
lIl We y III ssli at auction, at our ono, Rived
street. on saturiay, Nov. Isth, at 10 O'Clock a, NJ
3 IL nah MHnilia HsyFscT twelve hundred ieet long
ari almost new, Il can b. sseu st any tine EsioTt
day of slie at our Warehouse. R0B'I HAShA 4
CO l69 and III RlTeT stE5CJ- u0Vib;sH
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EOR RENT-NO- sO3 PROSPECT ST.
IL saven LARGE rooms cellar, &C all in "tp-top"
condition. Enquire af 67 BToWBel at, near Eaeld-
ToiO.l7T W. BAILEY.
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HEMLOOK BARK-BOR SALE By
r. OLOFiELD,
no9;l77 Port Sanilac, Mich,
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iyAOK FLOUK-4O0 QUARTER BBLs
kOko. Cloth Sacks-5ust received and for sale BY
ID. BURGERT 4 SONS,
.ta.1ET IS River street
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JusT RECzT7ED.-Another fne lot of those
cheap Shaker Blinos, at E. C. Jones', l4s
Superior street. nov5sI79
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7zIARM FOB SALE-CONTAINING

AAI ANIhD WmnOLh1 LII - C4f
wv the Quartsrnaster's Department Nashville,
Tenn 500 Laborers and Wood Choppers, wages ~
psr month and ratoas 500 Ieamsters, wages ~ par
month aud Tarions To men capable o. taking charge
of Train as Wagon Master, that viii report with y
Tesmgtars So to SIS per month viii be paid None
d apniy ut able-bodied men, willing 20 engage lor
II months. Transportation urnished- Apply 70 ".
SHERWUOD, 4. U. NJ. Agent Commercial House.
CleValand Ohio. Wil leave Cleveland every Tuesday
and Friday. sepSJ:isS
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novIs;I79 Olsvs
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We have opened our Retail coal yard
at the foot of Seneca street bridge, for the
sale of Ohippawe coal. Orders through the
Post-ofice promptly attended to,
LESCUEJ CREWEORD d Son.
O.+0k.1Eo
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4 OST-ON TUESDAY, NOV. 8, AT
II 5r near the A. & g. ". Pas .engsr Depot, large
Florentine MOssio Breast Pin. The finder vii es
literally rewarded by LsAviIsgit atJOHA ERWIh'S,
kinsman street, OF at n ofaoe- noA;l7T
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,YHB RoaAos WATERS MELopeoNs AND
u ------- NARMONlHMS ~ --L-DTl
7sss BAY SCHOOL BplA

1910 ecpies issued. ssw Singing Book Tor Seheeie
and Scnlinaros, called the Osy-5ohoe Hsft 10 now
ready. II conta aboat zoo choice songs, rsunas
catches, duets. tries quarctts, and choruses many II
them written expressly for this work besides 81 pagss d
the Elements OF Music, wheh easy and presr,
Among the large number Of beautiful pieees may be
found, "Uncle Sans school," " Do MT you hear the
children coming, Always eok the sunny side,
"The little lass,m and Little Lad,n "Oh il | were
little birn "Bird Of heahty," Pretty pair uee,n ANVIL
Chorus "Mset me by the running brock Ae, y y
compiled by Horace Waiers author Of Ssbboth Schosi
of $500 copies Philosopher covers rs cents zee
per hundredi beuna 90 CENTS S25 per hundred, eictn
bound embossed gilt ~ cents, SS5 per hundred "a
copies furnished at tn, 100 price Maasd ., the ssi
price. .. .- .. .i...... .
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NEW VOCAL MUsIc.-"Iand Of the srav. and
In Freen Rev G, s., Pumley "Your Fortune lie Zoe
Small for Me- Comic Sopg, Maurice II will wal, Al
tire Gate for Thee, f. Holden; ave Parted with Cheer,
fq smile, NJ Kellsr; One by one tbs stars Of Eyet
ming" "Fhe Flowers Bloom in Linden Vuien a. Law
rence "fhe Morning is Dawning,n II. s. Leland Thers
Beautiful World'"Sha we Meet Beyond the River!
The Angels are towering Near,n "rhe Year of Lovs
How Softly on the Bruised Hearth Mrs Parkhurst.
"lindiy Words and Smiling Faces" J. r Thomas aFor
the Dear Old Flag Die "0h, why am so Hsppyin 4
O. FOSTER sabbath Bells, Chime On" lowry Sesnis
eaI h. mailed free. u
NEW iNsTRuMEsrAL Mpsc,--"Idlewid, Polka Ca
price, by NJ kelari Norning Prayer by w Muller
aLe Pir Polka West Point March; 25c each 10
Waltz "IP PArmetee Waltz" "Fredefiek Waltz = g. d.
Bernard, zoe each we Are Coming, Father Abtsbsm,
nons,n by Charles Grobe SO cents each. eShsll we
Rnow Each Other There!n for Guitar by Bloomer 25o
"Sunhy Sde' set Of 20 easy Ter the pano
70 by James Bellsk and 10 BY Mrs Patkhp, iss sash
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, Ne, 4si Brs.dway.,
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Excelsior Planning Mill.

IL Improved Machinery, Fam now prepared TO iuF-
nish at my office lh IbRILGEPOHr ltba same that was
formerly occupied by stewart keelinel Rough and
Worked Boards, Flooring, Weather, boarding Doors,
Sash, Shingles, Shelving, coInlce Boards, shutters
M0aldngs, Pathgs, PANEL stud Frames, and Duihimg
Materials GeneTAly.
All work delivered free Of charges al the Cleveland
A PiIisLurgb n. n pspoi, and also AT the BALTIMORE
Ono aud Hempheld Il. H. Depos, excepting tolls.
lToIdess promptly attended 90. -
GEORGE kfEIINR
Formerly OF The GEni Of sIswan keslinn.l
Bssaasperl bsllllani Co, Ohio isidiy
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THE AruENEuM eoLLrarros

rontains Five Hsndred pages Of tunss as Ayrn.
new and old OF the choicest kinds. for chsr Sandsy
school. revival missionary temperance gray ana coa
ference and all kinds Of sacred ana sscin meet
Tie music in this book has life and ann IN H. like
shining Shore' Rest Tor ths Wonry tehAtlw VI. kpe v
There is a Beautiful World" kind word.p IS ~.
Hour OF Prayer There ia Land OF l.svs," "Sgas,
'lule children 10 conc unio me- "Ged save the Nsto
Nc. rrces suge copies hound, IS ce ats S5s pss W
cloth bound embossed silt IS cents, ~ per loe sis,
al the retail price s.L.r.l..t.- i.Eh u y
HORACE WATERS, Art ~
isl, broadway, New Yesk,
Publisher OF the above Boek.. --.a--.--
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YMR NEW pArRTopis seaa Baoz

contains se pages Of songs duets, and ehorsse keh
s"I saGFsu apS SnS SvnS sssrs anJ
1t is well suited for social singing, wen SsbbaiA
worship Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, "Whsre liberty dwe.ls is my country fIhs
Christian Hero" "Threc Cheers for our lauhern "Coas
sing 10 of heaven oumba, the Gsm ef the oseas
"Freernans Gatherings "Colalasias Nay fersysrs v
"Marching Along,n ne. Prees--papsr xevsI ID ssuiA
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entire work Of 1s5 pages and nes rly ~ tHss
and hymns. Nearly one million Of thsss esih
have ossh .S isSas1 ,,; au ~ nov nhsins ".ssys
choice pieces may be found ''Shall Beyond the
Riyergi There is Beautiful Werldi Sorrow shaH
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