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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-22
MISSOURI EMANCIPA1l0N BILL.
NEWS FROM ARKaNsAs.
DesertlOns from his Army.
IIs CampaIgnDeemed HOpeIesl
FROM NORTH osRoLrYA.

NV YORK, Dee 20.
Details OF the victory at Kingston,
North Carolina, show that the march was
a continued series of fighting, ia which all
distinguished themselves. Several bayo-
net charges took place.
The rebels were reported as having
10, eco men. and their loss in killed and
wounded was heavy, and 500 were taken
prisoners.
Colonel Grsy, of the 96th New York,
was killed. Our total loss VIII not exceed
100. ~
The principal fght wasa few niles from
Kingston, where the rebels were eatrench-
ed, but after three hours lighting they re-
tTested towards Kingston, endesYoring 10
destroys bridge leading to that place, but
the Ninth New Jersey charged over Il and
saved It.
One division rapidly crossed, when the
rebels retreated, one brigade towards
GOldsboro and the other towards Weldon,
our shells helping them along.
Captain Wells and Lieutenant Perkins
Of the 10Th Connecticut we're Killed
Their regiment fought till out Of smmuni-
tion, and then went in with The bayonet.
The 23d Massachusetts, Major Chambers
commanding, captured seventy officers and
men, including the Lieutenant Colonel of
the 23d South Carolina regiment.
March was taken up on the 18th for
Goldsboro.
The New York Times dispatch says:
By adVices from Yorktown dated the
18Th, we learn that General Naglee and
staff have just returned from q reconnois-
sance Of Gloucester county. He took out
four regiments Of infantry and $50 caval-
~, and brought all back.
Among the prisoners taken is one John
Sewell, captain Of a new guerrilla band
just organizing in Gloucester county. We
brought in his horses, cattle, and sheep
Our captures of animals viii foot up
thousand head. A number of prisoners
we're also taken but released on parole.
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NJ ca. 4. HARLOW :-Thes5 noble Instruments
poesE Immense resources o. power and expression
Ths bass Is sonorOus and grand the middle register
rich ard sympnthetic while the high notes ere bril-
liant, clear and pure as silver bells.
The scale is even without single faw the seton
4 a fI sf
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Among the many certificates Of 1.-The excellence and
merits Of these Pianos, would refer to the follow
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ToBAcOo ~ FREDoSIA-The Risley
Brothers, atFredOnia, have been experiment
ing on tObscoO-raising the past summer, hav-
ing planted some ten acres. The crop was
seriously damaged by a severe hail storm in
July last, bat the proceeds will perhaps
amount to somewhere in the neighbOrhOOd Of
ten or fifteen tons, which is worth, when
properly cured, from $500 to s4OO per ton,
according to quality. They propose to en-
large the business next year. So says the
Nayville Sentinel.
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eoUcH.-ATrsneements have been made
for J. D Cough, ths Distinguished popular
lecturer, to deliver a course of twelve lee
tzres in Cincinnati, commencing on the 10th
Of next month. They win be delivered at
ths Opera House, vaioh has been engaged.
The proceeds, over expenses, viii be given
70 the Sanitary Commission and ether shaTi-
deg.
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A DAsTARDLY OUrRAGE BY TR1o OF
THIEvKs.-Last evening, between ATe and
nix o'clock, tb-ee men, c1s Of them eolored,
entered house on the corner Of Huron and
Middle strsets, occupied b. en- old lady
named Danie,s. vLo sas alone il the hoase.
They pretended that they we're policemen,
and desired 10 search The house Tor man
Who, they rsid, they had reason to think vas
concealed there. I've Of them went up stairs
and the other threw handkerchief around
the old lsdy's neck and beg an to choke her.
ehs became nearly senssIess in the blute's
hands, and when she recovered, the three
men had gene. An alarm Uss given, and
Marshal Gallaghsr was notified Of the out
rage. He obtained description Of the men,
and put POiioemsa on their track, who were
act long in ferrsting them out and arresHng
thsn. Marshal Gallagher and policemen
Rove and Carey arrested them. Their names
are, VIM. Jones, Hugh Clark and Frisbee
Washington. Thelattsr is coIOred. He was
hat recently released from the Psnitsntiary.
The two white men were arrested at Davis,
sa Pranklin street, and Washington was AZ
rested at Speeds on Champlaip street.
The fellows ransaeked ars. Daniels house
sOmplstsly, pulling on; bureau drawers and
scattering their contents On the hoOr, break
Ing open trunks, 80. They only got about
% in money. They are in jsil awaiting ex-
animation.
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Coz. &. p. CARRIyGToE, of the 18th
Regulars, will speedily enter the field, with
his rsgimsDt Of twenty four hundred men.
The Colonel has for soae time, been acting
! 6 Hgsteriag officer At Iadia1aPolis.
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sgIRT SWsP0RTERs,
AnlI.s sE..l.EI euARpsl'

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IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
e perfect lInisn ;zsEituti5n. It uRites the Cor
~ Shoulder Brace Arti-Lacer ssd Skirt-SupporteE
iE one beautiful article O. Wearing Apparel
3ite Constitution must Be Preserved; ThsohsTo-
n Ehl7 RaVa can fse - earring thcs5 WRisss- :
TEY THEM-PRtOE6 REDUCSDl
for saie bY--E REEai-zE Il & KELLOGG, =iT s1peIl
5c-St EIrs POTTER, hiflJs1sr, q 3tsneoa-5t.r How
EE Z EfaEaE, ~ Safsrior-5s-s Hrz. u ALVEY, ~
Sc. ClA3r-St. and " aolssa snd Retail by ths Pro
Brietors and Mauutacture.s toI Untarlo-SEs tovet
Mo0res Auction StDra,J Ui5yslauG, Ohio.
WuistE slsd+ 20 Order
EZ-ststs an5 SoHnty Rights lor saAa.
NORRIS SHEFElELD.
gaB-Ws wiz pTtEecute ell persons who make the
Waists or make tke Brace without authority from
a. suRl9
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ALsO-ON HAND.
KtJOdsOaI, Small LBItTssEsHtI, StringS, Sc


Among the many Oertidcatss q the excellence and
merits Of these Pianos, would refer to the follow
ng-
ma W EsAnE, Baltimore, Dear Sir - have great
Piauos and hnd theuelusl. II not superior, 10 any
a. this country, Among their great qualities which
distinguish .haI, Is the eEenns u t0ns the agree
able and easy toneh, and volume Of tone. wishinG
Tel al the sgceasS youao highly deserve,
an sir. yoHrs soTg III Fs'Ii{,, ~ ,,eaa
Trsnslation-CFr From the French.I
After having played gu lie Pianos OF Msssrs. knabs
4 o. x iB impossible not TO bear testimony to their
ldaliisa which h9ve acquired ior them the eminent
msnclestaro on which have play ed, arc exceeding
" remarkable ior their qualities OF tons The Bass
Is powerful without harshness and the upper notes
sweet, Cinsr and hArmoniOusly mellow (ehrysulians)
ad 40 n0t Eesiate express in regard 70 these In
Lhe3 arc eluEi II not superior 70 the Oe5t mA4use-
tSd makers. Signed L. N. GoTTsGHALK-
70 Means. VIZ KNABE 60, Baltimore - can.
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
sad improvements which you continually make 0n
y6ry beat IN tie country. IA. 6ThAhOSOh-
hr. Gz3 4. HARLOW These noble Instruments
posseE innsR5C resources OF power and expression.
fbs bass Is sonorous and grand the middle register,
rich ard sympnthetic while the high notes ere brill
liant, clear and pure AZ silver bells.
The scale s even without single flaw the sstion
4 sInoot AID raaryelnrsy easy and tle d dal eects
The finest of ahich the Pinnoflrte IL susceptible.
IN sOrd, Knabe Pianos Gre worthy OF the great
sGt Artists and are capable Of rendering the finest
o0apogitions known n this realm OF Art
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Cleveland, o.
10 state that consider tia RnAbe Piano equal 10 any
and superior 20 most instruments made in this
Try cEpec-aily Ia richness and volume Of tone.
having used one Of ths same Tor ten more ncuTg
o. each day, for two years, feel confident in recon-
nendug them 70 al y ho arc unRcquanted with their
''5Teas s1Adtias" am rezYeeStiS5ilY g q E7gs E97pgTs
feaab5r O Hcsie. cleveland Female SEMINAR.
c. a. BARLOw, Dear Sir III gives me mach gleas-
urs to be abe ssy, that consider knabss Pianos
be huest beth IN volume and 5Eestness, which have
tTer played upon, either N America or Europe.
The pedals opsrate with better efiect than IN any
ether instrumentsi and In tact, knabs's motto may
truly ba, "EXcRlsiOr." Mrs.. o. s. DOUGLAS
Teacher Of Music, Cleveland.
Prof Il ]. EoTHEAGLE, Teacher Of Music in the
OHIO state Blind Asylum, writes -" After examining
a large number % Wm. Knabe = Oo's Piano Fortss,
/ unhHsitatingiy pronounce them superior 10 any
have seen Their tone Is grand and noble; they have
great cApacity for sustaining the sound and their
volume OF tone power have never heard excelled.
They combine with fine touck, depth, sweetness of
tone, purity and durability"
fiThat the Knahe Piano Is superior 10 all others
made In this county, for bTilancyt sweetness, and
volume OF tone needs only to be heard 70 convince 70
the tact, Estate Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
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REMOVAL,
. EMOVALI REMOVALII
MONEY TO LOAN.

4S0 nm MONEY ADVANCED.
ROOe OOO u Gums 70 suit-at the old stand and
we'll Known WA0A kRS Once, on securities Of ever
kind, VIZ: Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and silyer
Riate, watches Diamonds. yewelry, Fire Arms Fur.
Clothing, Piarol, Mirrors, Paintingr
and Personal Property the most atisfactory tsrn
Bnsiness strictly private. Established 1851 Watches
10 &W. WAGNER No 3 Watsr-
Ger. kuperior-st-, ever Davis 4 Piexotto's stora.
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CLEvEIASD AND TOLEDO RAILROAD
The earnings for this Railroad Company for
the week ending December I4th, are as fol-
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TIM % C4vkLaz.-Of the ID Ohio cav
airy, 81 men have arrived At Camp Chase,
with their 0faeers. The battalion command
ed BY Aaior PuripgtOp, Khieh was with Gen.
Blum, is now On tie way % Camp Cease. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-22

DAN RICE. = This famous Snowman
passed through here last evening on his way
. Chicago, where he is engaged to perform
for twelve nights.
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ARRESTED FOR STEALING An 0vERcoAT.
Last evening, Lieut.. Kerfoot, of Captain
Goes company, 18th regiment, was at the
theatsr, occupying seat in the parqustte.=
BE had an OvercOat which he laid of on the
seat. Going out between the acts of the play
the OverOOat was missing when he returned.
Marshal Gallagher was notified Of the theft.
The evidence Of several persons in the thea
ter appeared to fix guilt upon John sempls,
once policeman in this city, and more re-
Gently captain in the 1OSd Ohio Infantry.
Policemen McMann and Sweeney were sent
to his house on the West Side Of the river,
and there they found the overcOat. semple
was arrested, and is now Ia the city prison.
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WATER DRAWERS,
WHEEAER'S ROVE I
Patent Water Drawer.

Ths Drawer Is low made with Wheslers AeE Pas
snt stV shaped CORRUGATED Iron Reel, used with gal
vanzcd Chain, made from the best Gnneaed wire, ana
g the most perfect and simple article for the purpose
now offered TO the public. The undersigned
WARRANTS EVERY ONE OF HIS 4AHUEAt
TURE To GIVE SATISFACTION.
eS-Soid Wholesale and Retail bg
II. II. WHEELEk,
Successor 70 }. Z. Wheeler / Co.
EEE FACFORY-Gfabriel's Block, 40 nichigan-st
State and County Rights for salo, Address draEe
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-This Court
HsaeEabied this morning according to ad-
journment, bat without traRsaeting any i'm
Portsnt Business. It adjoarued to next Sat
urday morning, At 0 o'clock, when fnaI ad-
jeurnnent Fin take place. r 2 E.t. 81
SHEEP KILLED BT DoGs.-Mr. Addison
Kelley, Of KcIley's Island, had six 6ne
merine sheep killed and I've more badly bit
ten by dogs. only leaving three untouched.
Damage asleast s95-considerable more than
AZ the dogs il the township are worth.
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Ea-The above are all from persons who are public
Il known where they reside, and who would net make
they were true.
PREPARED By J. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Sold By O. W. CLARK, and By Druggists and Deal
ors eFsrTwhaTa- dees:R25dWArWaoW
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D1ED.-on Thursday Evening, Deoember
1Ith, JEsNIE, aged seventeen years, only dauRn-
Ter OF Rev. Lothrop ". Davis, Rector OF St
Paul's Church, Beloit, Wisconsin, and Sarah A
I 4 Davis.
Away from parents and home, completing
hsr studies in the Female Seminary Of this
city, preparatory to position of future use
fulnsEs and social attraction, Death, that
knows 10 period Of life too sacred, or hopes
or ties too bright or tender to be unmOlestsd
or unbroken, laid his cold hand upon her,
. and claimed her as his victim. She died as
the Christian dieth, calmly and compossdly,
in full trust IN her sayiour-falling asleep in
Jesus ss OOafdingly sad swsetly as child
gOsa to rect upon the bosom Of q mother.
Though but & few weeks among us, her
beauty Of mind and person, gentle and unaf-
fected manners, sweet and joyous disposition,
and above all, OonIeisntious sense Of duty
and deeply GfoetiOnate heart, Won the esteem
and tender regard Of her teachers and class
mates, and Of all who knew her. She leaves
her sOErOz- stricken parents and friends to
nOIrn her loss, and prize az most preoisGs
har memory.
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T EGAL N0TICE.-Default having been
i 4 made, and the fir-t party having failed to
pay the installment, which fell due November
1st, 1859, on the contract entered into December
3rd, 1858, between George GeTspacher ofthe first
part and Hiram Stone, party Of the second part
for the sale by the second party to the 6rst party
OF subdivision lot No. "a IN Hiram stones addi-
ton to Ohio City and Cleveland, composed Of
part of oIiginallots Nos. So and 6s, in Brooklyn
township Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
And default having been made and the hrst
party having failed to pay the installment which
fell due November Ist. 1850 on the contract en-
tered into November 7th, 1883, between Patrick
Murphy, party ofthe first part, and Hiram Stone,
party of the second part, for the sale by the
second party to the rst party Of subdivision lot
No ls7, in Hiram stones addition to Ohio City
and cleveland, composed Of original lots Nos. %
and 0s, In Brooklyn township, Cuyahoga county,
Ohio
And default having been made, and the first
party having failed to pay the installment which
fell due November lst, 1856, on the contract en-
tered into November sth, 1853 between Louis
KleinlnGal. nf thu fi-st Ie+. .saa Ei-ava Stone.
party OF the second part for the sale ny the Sc
No. -, in Hiram stones addition to Ohio Clty
and Cleveland, composed Of q part Of original
lots Nos. % and 8, in Brooklyn township, Cuya-
hoge county, Ohio, and the said contracts having
been assigned by the sald Stone to the under-
dgned;
Notice Is hereby given, that in pursuance ofthe
power contained in said contract the undersIgn-
ed WILL on the 18th day Of January, 1858, at 10
o'clock, A. n Of the said day, at the door Of the
Court House Of the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga
County, ohio sell at public suction ssoh Of ssid
lots Of land and the improvements on the same.
EDWARD WADE.
Cleveland, Dec II, 1909 dec l2i425
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GOIden Oiufment az IOflne.
THE GRHFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES
ATs prepared under tbs i1izssdiGte sHPeFVifi0N
# a sk6Lfiig Physician, and they may
Be relied upon in all eassI

Tbs inteIigenoe Of the community Il nOt tnsuitsd
By the otter OF single medicine which claims cure
ALL diseases but The GrRfenberg Eemedlea consist
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Of the diseases for which tier rUc0mmended,
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Ba-THE GRzFESsERo VEsETAn1r PMS are bstter
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EF he eRz7ENRrzs UTERINE OATHoL1ooE ll au
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Price 90.
E5-THE GEEFEsBERT DFsESTERT SYRUP is a oer-
tain and quick remady for al diseases OF the bowels
Price 50 cents. .-..-
H5-THE GazFENBEaa PnE REMEDY never falls 70
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dren-
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statement
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HOKE TESTIMONY.

HONE TESTIMONY.
MT. Z. B. KIsGsLEY-Dear Sir We feel It a duty
20 the public 10 state that MarshalPs CGthol-
icon is medicine invaluable for complaints cassed
under the head OF kemale Diseases. We have used
your Gr@fenberg Medicines aud have been greatly
benefited thereby, much 50, that were tho price
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our sex who are suffering rrOm weakness, we would
recommend tina CathOlcon as sure panacea. II gives
strength to the system aud enables each Of the organs
Of the body 70 perform their appropriate functions.
Miss q. oWORMSTErT,
Mrs ". CARTER,
Mrs. Z. Z. WEEKS.
Medina, March !, 81.
1B-The above named Ladies' We are personally &C.
quainted with and know that for several years while
we Lived in Medina, they we're great sufferers Miss
SwOrmstett has been 30 badly afflicted that Il with
difficulty she able TO stand upon her feet. few
bottles Of CathOlcon entirely cured her OF her COM
plants Ny wife received great benefit from this med
cine. recommend 1t TO the Ladies Of this county
az safe and efficient remedy for the many complaints
they are subject TO. JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canfeld Seminal.
EB-Fer sale by all Druggists.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
aspt2q Agent Tor Ohio.
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FROM BUFFAI,o.

BUFFALO, (tO-day,) Dec. %
No news received frOn any part TIE
weather is very cold
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10 staUs that consider ths Enabe Piano equal any
and superior 20 m1st instruments made in this coun-
try. esrec.aily II richness end volume Of tone.
having used one Of the same Tor ten more nOuTg
o. each day, for two years, feel confident in recon-
nendiug them 70 all y no nRcqainted with their
'157sas qualities" am, resTeeti1ily E9uTss
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DENTISTRY.

A SINGLE TOOTH 81 UO. q
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, I1LD
upon Yulcsnized Rubber Base. with our mode Of in
serving Il pTOnouncsd by all 70 be the most iielike
and useful IA Eating. Sp akins and Singing. They
Be fitted auy remaining roots without giving
pain, and war; nied for less than half our for
mer prices Experi-nce ha- brought tn practice Of
orr prOeesie TO 80 high degree OF perfection hat
par ial or entire ~ can be ade without th least
inc nveuience the patants, and undistingush
from Natural Teeth, for ., sl5 and 81 . set.
~ bished over ten years, corner Ontar1o-St-
and Public Square, (south de-
HALLlWELL & DANIELS,
decl Dentists.
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John w. MCDONALD is HERE
~ By notified tnaI on the 18th day Of November,
A. y 1862 Cecilia : mc0On aid ed In the ufice Of
the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Plea Of CuyshO-
ga County, Ohio her pet iol against him for Divorce,
al eEIg Hs carsgs q tor "GrQss Neglect Of Duty
and WilfCl Absspee for naree Years " said causs
viii be for hearing at the February torn, A. 1903
Of said Court PAT MIR DENNIS,
dac2.l22 Atfnrnera lrr PlaInnE
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PIANOS S.

From the ceiebraied lanufactory OF WM. K6ABE
s CO., Baltimore These Pianos nave tho full iron
frame oVersrung base, and all the latest improve
melts and Tor volume and Of tone, easy and
agreeable action, durability, and finish, superior
to any other manufacture. All intending 70 get g
Piano. should not fail to these instruments Before
purchasing elsowhGre-
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SENATE CHAM1EE, Ohio, April 5th, 1854
"DR- J. o. AYR HOnored sirs-I have made q thor.
ough trial Of the Cathartic Pills. left By your agent
and have been cured BY them Of the dreadful rheum
atism under which he found ne suher1ng The first
dose relieved ne, and few Subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease. feel In better health than
for years before, which attribute entirely to
the effects. Of your Catha-tio Pils.
Yours with great respect,
LuCIUS. b. mEnQALF."
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LEGAL NOTICES,

MORTGAGE SALE-BY VIRTUE
lNl or a chattel mortgage, made to Us by Aaron
CiAFK, will sell OF pubic auction, on the 10Th day
Of Deesmber, i565, on the premises, the Buildings
standing lots 354 and S55 he Flats, called,
ih- City Of Cleveland lately occupied and used
by said Clark OIL Refinery; and the bui dinQ on
the north side OF the clna also u5s6 by him IN
necfion with the othsr buildings in carrying said
business
Also--ths 'ollowing items Of personal properly in
said building to wit: Three Iron stills and three
Screws thereto attached, the COndensiug Yats, the
Bleaching Tubs, the TREATING Tan ks and al the
ehigsty belOugia the and all the Iron Bods
anG Water Pipes
gag- sale to commence at O'Clock P. NJ. Terms
Cash fdeclh:fIgl TAVtOR GRtSWdf o. = Cn.
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SEWARD RRsIGNRD,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
The Star, Of to-day, says that Seward
has resigned
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PoIioEXEE's BAIL.-The policemen Of
Buffalo are to give 2 grand bali At the Amer
lean House on Christmas night.
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10 Means. Wa KNABE Co., Baltimore II can.
nos but Congratulate you upon the immense progress
I'D improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion rank among the
very best in tie country. 81. STRAKOSOH-
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Every Plano WarrantedfOF Five Years
OLD PiRKOS lRD MELODE0Ns TAKEEIR EIcHlKGE

and the privilege of exchange given at any tine with
IL SIX months.
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feaal5r q Hasie. OIsvgisad fsi5ais Is ss@ihAIT

G. a. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T gives me mach plaas-
urs TO Be able 30 say that consider Knhbs's Pianos
be huest beth IN volume and sEestness, which have
tTer played upon, either N America or Europe.
The pedals opsrhte with better eifect than IN any
ether Instruments; and IN fact, Enabs's motto mRy
truly be, "EXcalsi0r." MrB. o. S. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of Music, Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-22
PHOTOGRAPHS,
sHlRT MANUFACTORY.

GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY.
u WHERK. Directions for Self Measurements sent
Bres everywhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-22

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