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Ic,-Miss M. A. Davidson, of
Salem, Ohio, wishes to secure linn
tied number of pupils in instrumen.
tai music. AS performer, Miss
Davidson has few equals, and she
comes highly recommended as Q
teacher. Apply Immediately at tn.
residence OF D. c. C0nnell, MAR
Cross Street, 2t
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Our YorNG FoLKs.--This splendid
magazine for children bids fair, the
coming year, to be, if such thing is
possible, supreme to that of last. II
is beautifully gotten up periodical,
and should be in every house where
there are children. lis list of con.
Itributors has been greatly increased,
and some OF the first talent of the
country is employed on it. Some OF
the contributors are, Mrs. A. ID.
Whitney, Bayard Taylor, Mrs. Har.
riet Beccher Stowe, Carlton" Mrs.
L. Maria Child, L. r. Aldrich, Capt.
Maync Reid, etc, etc. The Janua-
ry number will contain fine steel
plate engraving of Mrs. Stowe, and
each number will contain a number
illustrations.
Terms:-- Single number 5000,
three numbers 50 90, ten $500,
twenty, $4,000, and one to the get.
ter up of club of twenty.
Send for it in time to get the Jan.
uary number Address Ticknor d
Fields, 124 fremont ST., Boston.
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INSTALLATION. - The installation
of the Rey. j. NJ. Cross, pastor elect
of the First Presbyterian Church OF
Findlay, will take place on Sabbath
eve next, Decebcr Sd.
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HoMNY MILL.-Mr. Geo. Mains
has removed his hominy mill from
Hubers Mills to the Flax Mills
All wishing anything in that line
will take notice.
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SANTA CLAUs.-Read S. & j. NJ
Huber IL Co.'S. two new advertise
ments of toys. Old Santa has dump.
ed his entire stock at their store.
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New BARRIER SuoP.-Mr. +. C.
Brown has opened a barber shop in
Rawson's building, next door to
Stewart & Lambs Grocery. He is q
good workman, and all persons. I'm
the male line of corrse) should go
and try him.
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ATTACHMENT.

Theodore NJ. Gaddis, AMI
Infant, who sues by his Before d. D. beards-
next friend, Burleigh b. ley, j. p, OF Find.
Carney, Plaintiff, lay TIP. Hancock
against county, Ohio.
Henry Q. Darrah, Deft.
I'm the 18th day Of November, A. d. le6s.
u said Ju tics Issued sn order of Attach.
ment n.the above action for the sum VI
ons hundred dollars, and interest thersos
from October II, 1855. and probable oosss.
THEODORE " GAODIB.
BY Ma next friend. B. Barney.
t)'NgAL, BLAogvonp h HAnsn. Asty's.
FndiAy, o., Nov IL, isss, MT u.
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FINE JEwELRY.-M. B. Howell has
received n splendid stock CT goods
in the jcwelry line, The stock is
large and well selected, and worthy
the notice of all. See Advertise.
ment.
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Mr.. Jos. Martin adyertises q pub
lie sale this week, to take place next
Tuesday.
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"Our pains are real things. and all
Our pleasures but fautasiical;

But cure comes difficult and hard"
Yet all who have ever tried it, say
DR.. II. ID. Scelyc's Liquid Catarrl
remedy never fails to permanently
remove all pains, aches and troubles
arising from Catarrh difficulties
Try it,
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Farm for Sale.

4 very desirable Farm ot eighty acres
N situated three miles from Pindlay, under
a very high state Of cuiiivatiori dwelling
mouse, out, buildings and fences III brst'class
,rder. A great plen,Y Of al kinds OF rut.--
o. auitc at this oihco.
Al2n25 .-9M.s
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BE aGablo and courteous in youth, that y on
may be honored I n age"

Use DIR. ID. II. Seelye's Liquid Ca
tlrrh Remedy for Catarrh difficulties,
Cold in the head, and for cleaning
the nose and head, that your days
may be long in which to be honored.
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ATTACHMENT.

Elijah Barnd. b. b. Bar.
ney and q. J.. Turley, Before n. y. Beards
partners In business. as ley, j. p, of Find
Barnd, Barney & Turley, lay Tp., Hancock
Plaintiffs, county, Ohio.
against
Henry G. Darrah, Def I.
nn the 18Th day of November, A. d. 1865
" said Justice issued An order Of Attach
ment IN the above action for the sum o
BARND. BARNEY 4 TURLEY.
Findlay, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1865. n2I u.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NLw YoRK, Nov. %, ls6j,
BUTTER 30Gsl2c.
CHEESE-li61lgc
PORK slslOOGlOo 90 for new mess; 25 Ol3
Is Is for prime.
LARD-lS6l23c.
FLOUR-sS i0f1SG0
WPEAC-sl 81 all 50
CORN-Western yellow. 9i3s5
OATS--Westein GldlG5c per bus.
SUGAR-llG1lilc Tor Muscovado.
Ol.ASSES--15Gco0c.
W0JL--50@7jc.
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See dissolution notice of Cole &
Mcdonald of Mt. b Blanchard.
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ATTACHMENT.

parlesh Barney, SiOIf SS P;R, B. q P'TTSs FSs
against fiay Tn. Uaneock
Henry C. Darr'h' Dsrt CO.. county, Ono.
On the llth day of November, A, ID. 1865,
" said Justice Issued AN order OF Attach.
ment In the above action for the sum oi
Sc venty. two and 70 100 dollars, and interest
thereon from ,october 20. 1865, and costs
BuRLEIGH 3, BARNEY,
o'NgAL, BtAcKronp HARSH, o,s ,At'ys'
Findlay, o., Nov. ID, lsd;, n2f w.
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Mr.. ii. o. Owens offers a farm
for sale, in Orange tp. See adver.
tisement.
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TIE RETURN OLE PEACE.


Tune-"webb," or the music ofthe hymn
ommenoing-"Tho morning light is break
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My HoRsE RACING ,ExrEnIEScE.-
/ always loved sporting, although
never indulged in it--slwa lacked
the spondolix--ten cents our pile.
Hereafter am a sporting man--it is
exciting-if you are lucky--a fellow
can make pile--ic he bets right
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-19

Speech of chief Justice Chase 10 the
EeErO children Of New Orleans,
rom the New Orleans Delts, June 8
Yesterday, Chief Justice Chase, il eomps-
ny with Rev. Mr.. Conway, State Commits
sioner of the Freedmenis Bureau Of the
War Department, and Raw. Mr.. WheelOck,
the Secretary Of the Board of Education
for Freedmen, visited the Common Street.
Colored School, of which Mr.. Tucker is
the principal. The scholars had but brief
notice of the intention of Mr.. Chsse TO
make them q Visit. They were assembled
in the large lecture-Iom of the school of
Liberty" and when. he entered all the
children arose and greeted HIN with that
immortal song, 1.-THE Battle cry Of Free
DOM" This song was sung ina most ex-
cellent manner. The old flag WAS waving
on the building, AID was also suspended on
the walls inside. The children were exer-
cised in geography, reading arithmetic,
defamation and singing. After the ex-
ercises of the school, Mr.. Ohssa made q
speech to the scholars, the substance of
which we give below :s.1are
"a short time tgo l was IN Washington.
1 there saw the President. Among all the
things that pleased him in connection with
this time In which we live, I remember
that he mention ed the establishment Of
schools for the education Of poor children
in this southern country. He was once 8
poor boy himself. He had in him that
which is better than any mere educational
requirement-he had an honest heart and
a purpose to do well. He had spent sever.
81 years of his life Without having reached
the point of sdvsncen emit STAINED by
many of you, yet he succeeded BY close sp.
p~licstion and strict attention, and ulti
mstely became q member Of the STATE
Legislature, and then q member Of Con
gresA siterWsId 3 senstor, and now he l
the President of this republic. He hac
difficulties, and you will have yours. A
he rose by good lse OF the means st nj
command, SO may you; and as he tn
umphed over the difficulties that were II
his way, so may you. You may rise yer!
high in life, if mot rapidly TO places ofpowel
yet you may stJains SUCH q positiol
among men SIS will enable you 10 exercis
the privileges of citizenship, and BY tina
means uItimstely reach a point equal t
that enjoyed bysny people / viii Deve
see you sgsiD, bntI want to inform tn
President Of your progress, Of the use 20
make of the privileges extended 70 you
Be carefult to use we'll your Opportunit!
under the Board of Edncstion, and 20
will be happy. Obey those teachers, Il
with them you are engaged as soldiers in
fight against ignorance. We have pssse
through one bloody war of four years dl
ration. Now We are engaged in Anothe
It's q fght against ignorance, and the
teachers and friends are your captain
msiors, colonies and generals. Just
regiments have their officers and the SC
diers must obey them, so you, IS little chi
dren In the school, have your officers 81
YOU must obey them. Be obedieRtto theI
and love God and your Saviour Jes
/ Christ, and you will succeed. IhePe y,
will rise very rapidly, and Ia the dilige
observance of these things you will
happy
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DAILY LEADER.
,ndon Times, June II

The french Horse G%IadIafeur the Win
ner of n DeFby-DescriPuOn Of the
Great Face.
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ngLI3s gPTCIFIO PILLS-WAB

RATED IL ali CABE8.-CSR e Fsiise
Esysr fsG . cursi Do nOt naussstsi Are specs
.,4iouI 10 eaangs Of dies ESqUirs6' Do not n
tgrisrs sfEa buEinss5 punuitEi Can b ubsd VIII
~ 6ote5etoE, Upward Of 800 o1raS tbs pat monti
--ons o. gben very EsVsrS casa. Over enc run
30 pbvaictans hsVp used thsm In thsif PrAe'
-. and DssE vel Of thsir snnaey, and approys
- sbcir oomposftoa, WHICH II sot1relg Vegsaols'
and harnalsss On Che Eyst1ns Huharso1 OF osIsi
- IN Il SHOWN. Bsu'a Bpsctao Ftu1 are thi
T[sinEi AID Only es1uins spsstfe PHI. The ar
s8SnIs6 SUr mais and fsuGls, oldor young, ans
- opfy rsiiabls rsnsdy soE eteotlaR . PermAs
49, I'D gossdy Gurs IL 81 ehS5a CT sPSrnAsorrhsa
~ ESniusI WEAKNESS, with Al tEs trains OF eShA
~, - Ursthrsl and Vaginal Discharges aiesaf
- Wh,tz. EsEhtlY or Involuntary EniSlonni In.
.ont,usnss. Genital Debility and lrritAblify, In
roFs-nT- weakness or loas Of Power herVo11 De
biljt-' &c. A., s1 Of which arise principally no
E1-rsi ErooEsss or Self Abuse, Or some oonstitu
iona GFTsnRsnsnt, and inoapAoitAtse tha sGnsrs7
- suIaInlg sbs dutirs Of married LIE. In 81
sI~usI FlseEssE, q q~oncThGat elect and sttieturht.
R.ogrltFla Physician for ths treatment OF beIDtnsil
T-f,e-v. sexual, Eao BsTVouB Disesassi Hho VII
INC. res s. al, ths oiloWtng Velnaals NufzI y
Easlsd snEelopS.
T1u ru-TTETH THOUEAEB.-DE- EeIs EEeestks o.
seII AbEsa, PrslasErs DOcEy, Impotence anS Los
a Power, Sexual Diseases, seminal HseknsA,
YfrbtIy EBliz.oHs, Genital Debility EcI &C. ?
rrTgphlst o. G. P$gss, containing tmPoEtnnt "a
Tlse 70 sho aMistsd, and which should = rec 2,
fysry suref6T, - the means q rursn tAe ssseIss,
,tsscs Z. piainlE Esi tuFth. Two Essnps required
$3.50 ~-rHrwm
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Parties wishing their mail matter delivered By
Carriers will please leave orders TO that effect al
the Postmastsr's Room, with any Carrier, or By
letter through the PostOfhce, when they viii Dc de-
Ifyered. without extra charge, with promptnessi
aeoordinR to tie following Timetable Of Depart
3d., kka nEra.
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Speech of chief Justice Chase to the
EegrO children of New Orleans.
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Free Delivery OF Letters.

Parties Wishing their mall matter delivered BY
Carriers will please leave orders to that eneot Al
the Postmastsr's Room, with any Carrier, or by
after through the P5stofhce, when they will be de-
lfyered, without extra charge, with promptnessi
according to the following Timetable Of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office:
IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Living between the Rivsr and east side ontario ST.
Including the Ox-Bow hatsG the deliveries VIII
FIssT DEIfyEaT.-carriers will leave POstOfice
st 5000 N. with proceeds of all night mails
SECOND DELIYKRY.-Lesve Postomoe IS lOsOOA'
n. with proceeds Of 1880 Eastern.
gHrED DEuyERY.-LeSVe u:30 A. n. with pro
oeeds Of s:zO A. N. Western, 9:lb A. Il. ssndusky
Way, $50 IN: oinoinnstl, s'zo A. n Flt'SOuls
FoURTB DELTTERY.-LeAve IS &c !. n Tor Drop
FyTra pELIviRT-Leav at 400 P. n. with pro-
oeeds Of z:I5P ?: n Eastern, zoo I. n Western and
sHrH 6ELNEEY.-Leave 1T 600 P. N. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
-FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY,
Living between Ontario street and Wilson avenue,
Including Scrsnton's Flats, the Heights, and the
West side:
| with proceeds of night msils.
sTooSD DELIvEBY.-Leaye ct 1880 A. N. with
proceeds OF all forenoon mails except 1920 A. N,
| Eastern Way.
THIRD pEIIvEEY.-Leave At 300 P. n. with pro
ceeds Of 1920 A NJ. Eastern Way.
FOVRTH DELTvERY.-Leave st $3.50 P n with
proceeds Of BIS ?. N. Eastern, 25B P. H Toledo,
and 500 P. N. Columbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN THE BUsI-
NESS TERRITORY.
Flssr CoLLECTIos-Wili u 1t SEQ An
for the $50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Greai
Western.
Letter5-
TmRp-Oommenc at Ii:S0 A n. for 1850 IN
Pfttsburg,. 2,46 P d. Columbus, $40 T. Ioleoo
and S:25 P. n. Eastern Wsy.
FoURTB-Commsnces at 2:OO 7. n. Tor 3seoP.A
Eastern and $3.50 P. N. Sandusky=
FmrH-COmmences st 400 P n. for DROP Letter.
s1TH-Commences 1t 500 P. n. for sOO P I
Eastern, 10 % P. NJ. Western, and 1g01 P. n. Cln
cinnAa; $50 A. NJ next morningl Mseontnsi ~
4. n. next morning) Pittsburgh 500 A NJ mex
mornfng) Cinnsu and s;l0 An. next morning
Toledo.
COLLECTION N THE FoUR DELIVER
TERRITORY
WIN oommsnce 1T 500 A. NJ, lO:SO A ~ SUI
Z. COWLEs P. 4.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1gFVRRY ONE sBUULD UsT

yEVERY ONE SHOULD USE
Halls VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR BE
NE thst splendid preparation for the HAIR,
vh-eh is fast 8eeoning 90 popular and % much
Inquired for. No oae who has once tried it will
VT give up tae use offs
II vi restore grey hair TO Its original color.
Il will prevent the hsir from falling Out.
Il eiesnsss tbs scalp, and makes the hair soft,
izslreus and Silken.
It Il q splendid hair dressing.
For sale BY all Druggists
B. P. HALL 4 CO., Eashus, n. r.,
PropFietors.
BENTON, DUNBAR & CO., Cleveland, Chic,
General Wnolesals Agents. jone:2i2
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aSe1. PennsyIVsnIs central 1854
DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD. .
wFTH ITs OOEEEOEIO6s. Lana
Ia Firt-OlAsS Route sS- Safety, OoEiou
and Speed, 70 all EAstern Cities.
Iskek IS sTpsE ELLLgsTEg ( FREE FEES 1l5I
FOUR DAILY TRAINS
EHROUGH PHILADELPHIA
And clos. Oonnsstioasss HhITisbUsEh for
Baltimore and washington
PROH PITTsBUReH 10 INV EORA.
Ons train rams daily t5e nnsr,l yiA AusntoWa
vfthout change q Can, ArTivink -
IN ADVANCE OF ALL CItlER BOUTS
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TFFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT


TEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war IL nov about played out,
Great changes have been wrought
Our gallant boys are coming homei
JeR Davis has been osught.
Huzzai huEzai let all the people shout
The wny the rebel chief was caught
Is IAuKhable indefd; ~
iEHa tried TO Iun in pstticoatss
But he do not slcce d
@ Hrzzsf 1buzzat hang ell your banners ont,
Jef Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout.
Our bows did think It very strange,
Awonan shO1ld retrest
With q great boWie-kni Q in hand
l. Until they saw his feet.
Hrzzai huzzaI our boys have got coed ssuse;
'TwiIt gaiter shoes ana sEogy boots they kno"
..ls ths difference
Oh, crInoIine, We think yen Una,
For you would not conceal
The living rebel President,
40 When rs did show his heel.
Huzza I hnzEa there's nothing half so hne
.gI To chow q foot and ankle Of, hk' well raised
crnoline.
Your days are numbered now, old JET,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have abstter end in view,
Than tbs snd Of . stout rope.
HuEzAl huzzAl Jed Davis hiss no shosj -.
In settling up all his Eocsunts, just keep hi
crimes In view.
The boys who caught JEFF ravis,
Well welcome one and al,
AID treat them to a hne new suit
At ISAACS USION HALL
Huzzal huZzAl hing the starry banner out
Our gallant boys are coming nome, les All the
people shout.
The Target and Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing in the West At the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hall.
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew,
ing Machines Storr's AutomAton Freshman and
strong's Patent Army Trunk aud BED CONFINED.
ella Cor. Superior and Union streets.
~ Look out for the Giants. my25
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On and afssr H5nday, Oct Ist, BS4, PssSsnga
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RAW CLEVELAND:
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MPsmOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE

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The Albany Epsaing Josrsa!ssases Ben.
Buffers case as follows: r5iaL.
Gen. Butler was remoEedfo r purely mil
itsry reasons. Atime hsd come when the
Administration must choose between him
and Gen. Grant. Thst officer insisted that
he should be insulted by the continuance
in command Of an, officer who was not only
incapable of accomplishing anything in q
military point of view, but whose supreme
and -con.ciencslass ambition made it impos-
Eible for him to obey the orders of his suPe-
yiors. rss
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ARETVAL OF MAILS AT DSP0I:
ssstsEn Tnroush arrives 81 l;So a. N, 2lo P. As
ard 9:25 P. NJ
Eastern Way ArriTos ct l0O A. n
4ef-5rn Through arrives At ESQ A. -, $40 p. n
do Way strives st 265 P. 81.
aanduaky Way arrives at BIS A. n.
GEclnnAd Through arrives ats;SO :. 4, 800 :. 4.
do Way arrives at $50 P. u.
Pittsburgh Through arrives IT s.65 A. y.
{" Way arrives 81 lo:IO p. b.
Gauoning Way arrives Al 1913 A. ~
AsaduIls arrives At l0s25 A. n
Nedinh EAy strives ~ 800 ?. n.
SOofport,. Sc, strives Tus5dsys, Thursdays ssa
Saturdays At IL n.
EarrensVills arrives daily - lO:l6 a ID.
sast Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily . a r.
HOUR OF CLOSING TIE MAILS.
EAGEEa THRoVGH toT Erie, Buffalo, Boston. Ess
York, Hartford, and Psinesytls, Geneva Aihta1a
u md Oonnssns, oloses as $50 A. Il.
RAsTIEE THsoUaHs soF Hsv York only o'osHs 81
EEBP.M.
EAs-BEz TzzoUs1, Tor Erie, Buffalo, AI5ssy,
Boston, BsN YoEk and Hartford slo=sz sf s0S
EsgTrz-RsT, Tor all points ss.ws-a CIsys,sls
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=zrEBs BHOUGH, toT T0ledO, DctrsitI OnfoaEoi
sa5 Milwaukee closes st no A n.
NEsrzEa THEOUGB, Tor foisdo, DetEoit, ChioESo
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anf Cincinnati, closes Is TsOS A. NJ
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wheeling, closes At 300 P. Il.
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and, WsUByils, and Htn5nrgh, Harrisburg, PAL
tdslphia, Baltimore AID Washington, closes stI5g
| Al.
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end youngstown, closes aS 2:4o 7. n.
MRADyILLl, closes ct $3.50 A. IA.
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