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It is announced again that the Blsirs
are on their way to Richmond, having
been invited to come by the rebel Secretary
of War. Why they did not 60 before re-
mains unexplained, although Mr.. Greeley
says some very important revelations may
yet be made in connection with the move
ment. It is reported that Mr.. Greeley
has, for some days, been at Washington in
consultation with various Congressmen, Of
both political parties. Notwithstanding
the fact that Mr.. Greeley's efforts for peace
have been very much misrepresented and
held up to ridicule, in certain quarters, no
man who appreciates the terrible character
of the war, can but respect his desire to
stop the effusion of blood. If he and the
BlAirs can do any thing to break down the
leaders Of the rebellion, hand them over
to the righteous vengeance Of an outraged
nation, and create q peace party in the
South strong enough to assert itself, they
will be blessed by the people. We have but
little hope of anything of the kind. The
only true peace agents are such victories
as have attended our arms within the past
year.
In this connection, it is gratifying to
notice that the movement in the North
Carolina Legislature in favor of separate
State action has been indorsed by that
body. We may soon hear of the Old
North State endeavoring to place herself
back again in the Union. The signs are
indicative of great results.
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Depreciation Of mining stocks in 1854


Depreciation Of Mining Stocks in 1854
The New York Commercial AdDertiseT
remarks thst no class Of securities have
srzfFsrad an r,nrlob fnon the monetary huctu-
atoms of the past year as mining stocks
and especially of the copper companies of
Lake Superior. The opening of the year
1854 saw a great revival in the mining
operations of the country. As much as
one hundred millions were invested in
gold companies. The high duties on iron
and the large demand for naval purposes,
gave rise to new iron mining companies.
Large numbers of coal companies were
also organized. The expansion in mining
stocks was, therefore, immense. The cause
Of the great depreciation thst has taken
place in mining stocks, is, therefore, two
fold. The large expansion in stocks many
Of which are badly 'wstered," and the in
ducements offered in Government securi-
ties. At the rate of interest in currency,
about thirteen per cent, Government se-
curitieI offered better inducements than
slmost any other weIl-established invest
ment. Some mining stocks have entirely
disappeared from the market owing to their
depreciation.
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The RIissourf Oonrenflon.

The Convention, now in session st St
Louis, is the most important ever held in
the State. It cOntemplntes the entire re-
Organization Of the State new Constitu-
tionand the immediate abolition Of sla-
very. Its proceedings will be watched
with great interest by all who take an in
terest in the progress of humanity or the
development of the material resources of
Missouri.
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ReappOrfIonment of the quotas of the
Dfs1rfpfS

The quotas forwarded to the District
Provost Msrshsls under the call of De-
cember 19, 1864, have been recalled. A
new spportionment embracing all credits
up to December 81st will be made as soon
as the proper data are received at the Pro
yost Marshal Generals Office at Washing
ton. In order to perfect this it will be
necessary that all District Provost Mar
shsls forward at once the corrected enroll
ment up to December 81, 1864. Also all
credits for the month of December.
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Bed Qetale Aatuties.
DOR sAT,E-KTNsMAN sTREFT


ElOR SALE.-KINSMAN STREET
Il nice twOstory Cottage House with every
convenience, and threge acres Of land.
ERIE Stood, new Hoase, Z rooms, and lot.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTs-GOOd House and lot.
$780,
VACANT LOT-On OourtIabd st. $50.
BRIDGE Sr.-Go0d House, 8rOOms, and lot; 5000.
YAOA8T LOT-l2lI202 ft. on ScoTill avenue.
ST. OLAIR sT.-Near Wilson av.; to I3 acrea.
EAST OLEVELAND-Good House, rooms and
nearly an &C Of land. $1,000.
PROSPECT sFs-East Of Erie, two story brick
House, with marble mantles, slate roof to-
Lot 3sXl4O. Recently occupied BY Gov. .Brough.
EUCLID ST.-GOod twO-stOry brick House, marble
mantles, hot and cold water, bath room, SC.
ERIE SI.-heAT Euclid, tWo-story frame House,
and lot s3xSS f. $1,000.
SOOVIhL AFERUB-Briok House, two stories,
and lot 40xl9s r. $1,000.
LAKE ST.-Hioe tEa-story cottage House and lot
6Ox99 r. $500.
GARDEN SF.-Near Hudson, one-and. .a-haIf story
House, and lot 54x92. S225O.
CEDAR sr.-Iwo-sfOry frame House and Lot s3K
COLUMBUS sT.-P,lstle House for sale on long
credit.
COLUMBUS sT.-Gaod frame House, IA rooms,
good barn and brqits.
TRACY sF.-Houss and Lot. $1,000.
TRACY sr.-HOuss and Lot. $500.
FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
l32 I-2 Acres in BNokpOrt; S65 per acre, down.
80 Acres in Independence, house, barn and choice
fruit 82OO0
So Acres in Parma IN State Road, niles from
city brick house, ten rooms, two barns, corn
house, 90. S45n7.
| GRISE mILL-PerTaanent Water.poVor, house and
barn, so acres o. land, fruit, 30. $500.
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
80 Real E'Eate and Insurance Agent,
dosI AtWator Building
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BpusGrfaI.

WIes AND HAIR WORN.
VII. D VS. NEW ESTABLIsHEEHT,
TIE LARGBsF IE THE STATE,
OR VIC ERKING am LADIES' HAIR DRESSING
4G PUBLIC SQUARE.
s5AnUiaetuEss o. I'll kinds Of WIGS, including
ths celebrated
Ill SION WIG,
tsat so resembles natHTe Go to defy the 6loBssl
scrutiny. 4 very large and beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIR, (b-Jught by the proprietor from
Europs, for SWITCHES and BRAIpS-ths hnss,
assortment 5FeE seen IN this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and Half-W Wigs,
II sVsry styIs, with all improvements.
sETs OF OURLs, mado from French HStuTs
Oarled Hair gguaTEnteed.l
EUGEHE DOUBLE and gRIPLR BOWS,
WATERFALLS, &o.,
sMads By the advertiser, equal to those imported.
Ladie8' Braids made into any kind Of HeAd-DTsl
or Bow without injury 20 Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING in the noEt PrssAi
ng and fashionable styles.
sf-Au work warranted IS represented
bot and COLD BATHS at al hOurs. dsei6
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Stamps on photographs.

The Commissioner of Internal revenue
hiss decided that stamps need not be fixed
to photographs when injury is caused
thereby. The photographer must keep
an account ofal pictures made and sold
of this class, the same TO be furnished the
apartment every month, with the num-
Der of stamps required for the photo
graphs afi I'd thereto.
National Bank Currency.
The amount of National Bank currency
issued last week was nearly $2,500,0n0.
The total amount in circulation is 78,40s,
$40.
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A movement is soon to be insugurated
in Washington to admit of c3lored men be-
coming commissioned officers Of negro
troops. There are large number of IN
telhgent educated negroes who are amply
qualified for command of that kind. 1t is
but justice to the black race and should be
Immediately granted by Congress.
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Gentlemen's FUFnishing GOODS
PRESENTS.

Christmas aud New Years at Union Hall.
Those who want Presents should give Us call.
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come to US and Bargains secure;
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothing for Men,
Many more styles than IL uoW try to pen
Coats, OTercoats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and surely the best,
We have Scarfs and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
Orayat5,
Shirts, Gloves and Collars suspenders and Hata,
Half Hose aud handkerchief, Wrappers and Draw
l- erB,
Made out Of Silk, Wool, Merino or GauEe;
And many more things that are ussfnI and nice,
Which for these times we'll sell at very low price.
Aud then for the ladies' God bless the dear creatures
And grant that M sorrow may ere mar their fea-
lures; ri
The nraaant far fhAsas sh1-L sfr0 tiluEa Ez5sf
pleasure,
And Be in each household blessing and treasure,
Is SEWING MACHINE, one of SINGERS, you
know,
Is ahead Of all other Machines made to to sew.
It fs simple, 1t is handsome, and easy to run
And by far the best Sewing Machine under the sun.
Tnen all who want Presents 70 UNION HALL HE
Well We know, that when there you'll not fail to
buy,
For the gifts that valued and priced most of all
Are those that are purchased at our famed UNION
HALL.
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4 RTIFICIAL TEETFl, upon Vulcan
61its Rubber Base, with our. mode Of inserting
and fixing, are pronounced BY all to be the most
perfect natural, pleasant ard useful in eating,
speaking or singing, besides what is Of no slight
Importance they are cheaper and viii wear longer
than any other. Complete Got at ONE DOLLAR
PER TOOTH which can Be made in one day. The
fact is the day Of Metal Plats s past for all that
see them discard the old set If able their superior
itY being apparent to all.
ALEX. B. HALLIWELL NJ D., and
J. 3. DANIELS, Denfists
Southwest corner Ontario street and Public So
Established over IL wears. no25
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me Ravannad River sim Obstructed.

The havannad river still Obstructed.
The distractions in the river OF Savan-
nah still prevent vessels from ascending to
the city. Supplies have to be wagoned
from Osssbaw Sound This is mentioned
as one of the explanations of Sherman's
apparent inactivity. The distractions
are of q most formidable character. q.
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The annual renting Ofpews in plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, took place last week.
$4Oe was paid for the first choice, and the
prices for the Hrst thirty seats, ranged
from 1910 to $4oo. Beecher's popularity
is evidently not on the wane.
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national Bank Currency.

Long winded speeches appear to be the
order of the day in Congress. There is
evidently new growth Of buncombe
sprouting up.
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VII md Wfsdnm.
EPITAPH ON AN ARCHITECT.
Lie heavy on him, Earth, for he
Has laid a rI1m hrnl1E rila IN ihan

Ia5 IHIu q IlIlDIVu5 PIC On III5os
The more We know, the less we say. At
death man arrives at immense knowl-
edge, and doesn't open his mouth.
Many persons who pride themselves
upon being skepties will believe anything,
provided it is impossible.
A man does not feel bit the stronger
for feeling rarely, and he who resolutely
controls all expression of feeling does more
than that: he puts down the thing itself
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AdmiraI Wilkes.

1t is understood thst Admiral Wilkes
will be restored to active duty after the
4th of March.
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NLEVELAND AND TOLEDO R. 3
issa-s. WINTER ARRANaEMEsF. lss.-s,

On and after Monday. Oct. Ilsl. 1854, Passenger
Trains will leaVe Cleveland 81 follows Sundays en-
csptsd:
8 10 A. M.-UHIpAGU EXPRESS.-StOps &C Borea,
Grafton, QbQrlin, Wakeman, EorWalk, MOnrUe-
Wills, BellsVue. Clyde, Fremont and ElmoTe,
and arrives AZ Toledo at l2:l5 P. H., Chicago al
u:3 OP. n and Detroit 30 Pm.
2;z6 ?. NV ESTnBN MAIL.-stops ct all stations
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo 81
Ii3 P. H.i Ohicago at 5;l5 A, Il. aud Detroit at
I0:30P.
4:sG p. M.-H0ETHERE hAIL,-Stops at all Sc.
tons on Northern Division, snd arrives st Sars
ddsEIY at 7:l0 p. Ii.
20 P. H.-HIGHT EXPRESB.-StoRs at Grafton,
EoTWaik, 8OnrCsviIle. Clyde and Fremont, aud
arrives at Toledo IT ss a. Il; Chicago af 1890
2. Il, end Detroit st 90 A, y,
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If qusck wonld he famous he must
quaek as loud as possible.
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CAPITAL S5OO,OOG-IN $4,000 SHARES,
PAR HALUE $40 PER SCARE.
Subscription Price 80.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENTS.
WORKING CAPITAL, $40. 600
R.F. PEIXOTTO, President.
EDWARD BUDWIG, Secretary.
o. KOOH, Treasurer
BUSTEEs.
B. T. PEIXOTrO, of DAVIS. PeIxotto & Co.
EDWABD BUDWIG, Of s. Thorman o.
n. 2. PAYNE, OF Oro7s, Payne %.
O. KOCH, OF Koch, Levi & Mayer.
b. @. YATES, of Tod, Yates Co.
MANUEL HALLE, Of Halle & Co.
s. MANN. Of S. Mann.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
The Lands and Oil Wells connected Herewith are
located 10 Vensngo county, Penn.
FitY-siX acres (n fec simpls) lie within short
walk Of OIL Creek, above OIL City, west Of the eel
ebrated Clapp, Buchanan, Bynd, McCitntook and
Story Farms, which are located the largest pro-
ducing and flowing wells in the country. Wells
are now being sunk on this and
Two other TIaots lie immediately on the Ale
ghany River mile above OIL City, on the Altorn
Farm. The Company have lease running nine
ty-nine years.
Two new wells have been sunk on these tracts
is down 600 feet and already producing Oil and
viii no doubt prove at least o 100 barrel well.
Ths other Is down 200 feet with hne promise OF
Oil.
Tho work is rapidly b5ing pushed ahead. All
the engines, tools, Implements, derricks, engine
houses, tubing quarters, tanks, belong to the COM
psny, and ste Of the very best description and
quality.
A limited number of Subscriptions will be be re-
ceived at FIVE DOLLARS per Share, by Rppliea-
tion in person by letter to the Office Of the Com
pany, corner Water gnd Superior streets, where
maps. prospectusos and all other information can
be obtained. jams
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Troopg sent into serHiee durine Is64:
Re-enlistments of Pennsylvania volun-

Troops sent into the service of the United
States since the commencement Of the
rebellion, including the ninety days
militia in the Departments of the No
nongahela and Sus0uehRnpa in 1858:
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A man who goes into speculation had
better looB: out for brokers ahead.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN
i duly appointed Administrator ads bonis non -
Of the estate Of stepbsn Taylor late Of Dover Guy
ahoga oounty, Ohio, deceased.
TH0S. J. CABRAN,
Administrator ''da bonis non''
Cleveland, Dec. 3Oth. 1864. dec3I:lss
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GUARDIANS SALE.-In Pursuance
Oof an order Of the Probate Court of CuyahoEa
county, Ohio, shall offer at public sale on the l4th
day Of January 1865 at u NJ. on the premises, the
following real estate: The one undivided ninth
part Of the following real estate to Wit part Of
original lot No. 81 in the township Of Parma, Guy
shOgA county, Ohio. bOuRdsd as follows: North,
South and West By tbs lines Of said lot 81, snd 90
far West therefrom "a 20 leave one hundred acres
OF land on the East end Of lot 81 containing 95 30
100 acres. Appraised ct $500 66-1OO.
Three-fourthB 10 bs paid ct time OF sale, balance
secured by mortgage and paid at the death Of Nan
oy Burnham, without interest
d. 8. WEEKS,
Guardian Of VIM. 8 sni Louisa Jane Hubbard.
ByJ. X. BeAIEERD, Agent. tan9:ls5
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ISAAC 4. ISAACS UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew.
ing Machines, storr's Automaton Pressman,
and strong's Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
81. Corner Superior and Union-stE;
- Look ont for the Giants.- - dee2l
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Tho messages of the Governors Of Penn
sylvanis, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois give
the exact number of the National Guard
OF lOO-dsys men furnished by those States
respectively. The figures are somewhat
Asttering to the pride of Ohio, and we
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MASTERS sALE--PuTsuant % The

MASTERS SALE--Pursuant TO the
QLleommand Of an order Of sale from the Court Of
Common Pleas OF OuyahOga county, Ohi', at the
suit OF Hanna Leland against Mary J. RaHson, Ad-
ministratriE, and others, to me directed and div
cred, shall expose for sale at public auction, At
the door Of the Court House, In the O.ts Of OlsEe-
land, the 18th day Of January, 1856 st IL O'Clock
A, NJ, the following descFibsd premises, subject to
ths dover eJtAte OF Mary J. Rsvs5n, widow % Levi
Dawson, deceased, therein: Situated In Cleveland
City, C1yahogs county, Ohio, and Is known as be-
ing part Of lot No. q IN John n. W0Olssy's Bubdt
VisiOR Of city lots numbered from l56 10 15, both
inclusive, In ths original allotment Of the village Of
Cleveland, and is bounded as follows: Horth-east-
erly by Oak street, Horth-Westeriy By ling paral
lei with, and one hundred and twenty-five feeI dis
tEnt Horth-esstsTiy from CHESTNUT street; South
Westcrly in rear by lot No. 20, snd south-easlsrly
By line parallel with and 100 feet distant North
westerly from said Chestnut street, said street and
lot being more particularly described on the Maps
Of said subdivision on record in said county, and
the land, above described being 26 feet in width
and 1872 feet deep. be tho same more or less.
Appraised, subject to said dover estate. at Sloo0
Dec IL, 1854. L. ". FORD,
Master Commissioners.
KEITH & CooH, Pies Atty's, del2Is5
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on.
OIL OH! 0IEI
kLEKAEDKR. ECOFIKLD & Col
sREFIHERs OF
Extra Petroleum Oh, BenEOle ana
aHaChineFy Oils.

We pay particular attention to packages, thereby
lATing our customers much loss by leakage. We
guarantee our oil to give perfect satsfastion, and
90 good as any made in the city Also, We pay par.
doular attention to putting up,
HAFfHA Oh BEHZ0LEI
Iuiteble for Varni5h ManufactuseEE' or PEintaTa
use. On hand and for sale
800 bblz extra refined Petrolsum on.
100 bbs Eeodorizsd Benzole (eausI to TuTDsntiusl'
) 100 bbis No. LubrieGting on,
which We viii sell ct lowest ms.rkst prices.
OFTIUE-lG9 SC. Clalr-ss,, formerly occupied by
Wm. O. SConeld %.
JOHN ALExAEDER,
M. @. soOuELD, UGETELAHD, D.
MATHHW WILEOH, SBFiiz
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GENERAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
I6s Superior street, Cleveland. Ohio.

IWI UWWVIIVI NNIJ JUEl UIUNUINUN9 UWIUs
L. A. WILCOX,
Has on hand a large amount Of City Property, both
improved and unimproTed also Western Lands
improved and unimprovsd and q large number Of
Farms in Ohio and other States.
Wants purchaser for finely improved Farm two
miles from Jefferson, Ashtabula county.
los aorgs in Licking county; rich coal lands
II nore8 near 81. Clair road four miles out.
$50 aores Pine Lands, on Pine River.
Philadelphia-An elegant building lot, HAyerIord
street; 80 feet front, 1856 deep, SO.
Forrest street, near Kinsman-Elegnnt lots, COX
226 feet.
A number OF cheap dwellings, varying from $500
TO 81 600.
An elegant residence on Euclid street
House and Lot 6s Taylor street. To be sold ct
Guardians sale.
Two Houses, corner Detroit and -- SITS. js5
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3aiL,vaus.
NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8 CIN.
AlOIHEATI AILROAD,
1886. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Ig64-e,

Ist Trsin-s:05 A, M.-OIHOINHATI EXPRESS
stopping at Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Orsstlide, Gallon, Gilsad, Oar
dington, Ashley, Delaware, Devils Centre and
WOethington.
"a TIain-2:z5 P. H.-AOOOmMODATIOH. .-Stogs
ct all stations, aud arrives In Columbus at .A
P. T., Cincinnati 20 A, n
"a TrAins-l0s00 P. M.-NIGHT TEXPRESS-Stoppina
st Grafton. wellington, New london, shalbY,
Orestlina, eeiion, Giieads OsTdington and Del
Trains iSavs Columbus at S:lO and s.sOP.r,
' arrive at Cleveland $3.50 A. n, ; and $50 ?. ,,
OOHHECTIOH5: -.-
ShsIby-SAndusky, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad "a
MRnSEsld, hit. Vernon. Newark, zAnesTills,
Orssslins. Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Rail.
road, Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delph0s, Lima,
Fort Wayne, LaPoTtes Chicago, 60, West and
0Taff1n and Bellefontaine Railroad Limo or Mnrior,
Belefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, Indiars
Epolls, TeTre Hauts, Ninosnnea, EFanEEillf,
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, 30. -
UeleWare-With Springfield Branch for Bpringheid.
OolunIbus-Little Miami 4 Columbus, and XellA
Railroad, for 4enla, Dayton, indianapolis,
Tarro HRute, st. Louis, Morrow, LoVeland, and
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and hiissi5sipFi
Railroad at Cincinnati for Louisville, EVanrs
Vile, Cairo, &c. Louis, sud ali points on tie
Oclursbus-CsntrAIO Ohio Railrosd Tor Newark. Zsss.
vile, Wheeling, &o; Columbus, PtQus 4 lns
diana Railroad for Piqun Urbana, &C.
sg- For Tickets TO all points and information amy
~ tho Passenger Station, and at Union Ticket Ofcs
lf7 Superior street. q. Z. FLINT,
Cleveland, Oct. Il. Isai. Superintendent.
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CONNECTIONS.
CO1neotions arc made at MonrcsFill5 With che Bans
dusky, Mansfield Newark E. L. at Clyde with the
sandlsky, Dayton & Cincinnati b. B. at Fremont
With the Fremont / Indiana y. B.; and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana and
Toledo Wabash Railroads for chicago, Detroit
jackson, EOlt WaTu5, LOgaBspOrt, Lafayette OniFa,
Southwest.
Trains arrive in Uigveisnd from Toledo and ths
west at $40 A. H., 2:b5 I. 4, aud $40 p. n Eron
Hsndusky at g;I5 A. n. Il. u. RUOkER, SUIT
Cleveland, Oct. g, 1854
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4E1tistrg.
NEW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT
q. =. NEWTON

aud vicinity thst ne has opened Dental Ofiee at
NO. III SUPERIOR STREET, MARBLE BLOCK,
Formerly occupied BY Dr. NJ. J. Diokerson.
He is now prepared to perform sll the operations
upon the Teeth necessary for their preservation In
q thorough and skillful manner.
Artificial Teeth Inserted, from q single Tooth to
an entire Set, upon Gold, Silver and Vulcanized
Rubber base ana warranted to give good satisfac-
tion In all cases.
REFEREsCEs;-E. 4 T. Fairbanks, st. JohnsburY,
Vt; Hon. L Poland, Chief Justice, Sc. JohnsbuTy.
VT; DR.. Dio Lewis, Boston, Mass; Heman Ely,
Esq Elyria, Ohioi Il. B. Gates, Elyris, Ohio
A OABD.-Dr. Dickorson takes this opportunity
to express his grateful acknowledgements to the
many friends and patrons who have favored him
with their confidence. Having disposed Of my
practice to DT. Newton, It affords me great pleas
ure that am able to recommend IN him thorough
and shilJul Dentist, and in wbOs3 integrity it viii
be safe to rely. de2;1e4
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Stnrs @amper.
STOVE DAMPER

TOUR FUEL, and cause the apartment 20 be
more thoroughly and evenly warm Each Dsmper
will save you Ten Dollars year. 10 time should
be lost In having placed IN every stove ppo in
the house. Ny agents VIII canvass tha city, and
put them in for those who wish for them.
few more good, energetic Agents wanted In
the city, and In every township in the county.
All orders for them LEFT 81 my store will b
promptly attended 20. GEO. D. BECK,
go Superior street.
~N. B-Ths Dsmper mentioned shove is not
ono that Is peddl through the city, formed oftwo
Of three parts with the upper and lower pieces bell
shaped, and working on central screw b. which
the draft Of the chimney can be le85ansd II neceg-
saFys Ny Agents will haTs Certificates Of Agency,
or thsDamFsrs can be found at most Of the Tin and
Stove Stores IN the city.
dslls:Rs q. D. BEOK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-10
What Pennsylvania has Done fn tI,e

The message of Governor Curtin con-
tains the following exhibit of the number
of men furnished to the Union army from
Pennsylvania: