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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30


o. it 4 iaposlibu not % bear iestimony to their
reputation which they gnioy The Pianos Of their
aaauiaeiure, on which hays playcd, are cseeedine
Il pavoT n, without hafahnusa and the upper uoioI
sweet, clear aud hrrmonioualy mellow tchrygtilianl
ssraS SaT SS % q i sais ~ and % declare ths
thcr aru equal u not superior o. the bod manufac
iSd mafsrs. isisnsdl l. Il, 6OTTs0HALk
70 nesar-. W.. KsAur O., Baltimors,--I can.
not bat Congratulate you upon the iumguao BrogTul
uuf mnruTafaruta which you continually mEse on
lonT rianos shish N my opniopl r-Rs Am9ag ths
Nj, ESQ. A. Blnlov .-'rhoss noble Instruments
rosola immense resources Of power and expression.
Ths bsss h sonpIoua aud graa1 the middle NgistsF,
rich and sympathotici while TIE high n.es are bril-
Ths aoalo if even without single hsv the agtion
. amooth and marygiously oasy and the Pedal oiecta
the ansai Il glich the Pianoiortu t susceptible.
ia = word knaho's Pianos nru worthy Of the great.
estArtiaig and are capable Of fendering the hnuai
e0mpositious known IN this realm oi Ar
Mr.0. A. HAhLov, Dear SIR ;-It gives NO pleasure
10 state thatl consider tho knabe rano bquA % any
and EupariQr % mast instr made IN this coun
u, espesiaili In richnesa and volume Of tone.
finF thesa 10 ali who are unaoquainted With their
"Erust qualities" an, respectfully Yours,
pcarher Of n usie Cleveland Famal . somihar
@. A, nARLoV, DaaF Sir s-it gives ne much gloaa
uro 10 b able ~ aaI that consider knAbel Piano
BE- hneai both IN volume and swogtnosa, which havv
iV6r PLAYED uVuu, either IN America or Euro9e.
Th1p dhiE operate with better effect than IN a1y
cihartu trumontsi and On fact, knabUs motto may
trulF Be-, "ENoalninr." Mr. o. 3. DOUGLAS,
TEACHER Of musiei Oleveland.
Prof A. J. HOruaAaLn, Teacher Of MuHio in the
Ohfo etstr Blind Asylum writes -. After Examining
/ large ndllbor q Wm. kuabu uo'a Piano FortssI
I I unhesiatilgu prunounce thom superlor 70 any 1
nave sosn Tlfr tone b grand and noble; they have
rrea1 capacity for sustaining the aorndi hnd thelT
volume o. tons or power have nuyor heard oKceed,
ThaV com hue with huA t0uch, depth, sweetness Of
/ tone, purity and durability
'rThAt the Knabe Piano iu superior to All ethsFI
made in this country for briliiancy, gWoetnoa1 hne
volume Of tuns naadn only - be heard 70 oonvncs %
/ TIE lAot.n-Isthto Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
! -nurlFsRlI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30


NHAswERs SALE.-Pursuant to the
N command Of an order OF sale rom the
Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county
Ohio, AZ the suit OF James X. Hitchcock against
Eiecta C. Hayes and s. 8. Stone, to me direct
ed, / shall expose for sala At pubic suction, al
the door ofthe Court House IN the city ot CleYe-
land on the 29th day OF october, is63, a. II
o'clock, A. NJ, the following described premia-
es: &c..
Situated in the township Of Brooklyn being
number seven in the 18th range OF townships
in the Connecticut Western Reserve IN the
State Of Ohio, and which Is also In the county OF
Cuyahoga and is known by being part OF org
inal lot 81 IN SAID township and Is bounded as
follows Being subdivision lots NUMBER b9s %
5Z2 both inclusive, and numbers 53l 70 So, both
inclusive, and making 2s lots in s. s. stones sur
vey Of College Tract in said 10: 81, be the same
more or less but subject 10 all legal highways =.
Appraised: Lots 5g to 81, inclusive a. tl5i 90
each lots 53l 10 5li, beth inclusive a. slz3 eacn'
September %, 1868. LEWIS W FORD
Master Commissioner.
81. ASDRrWs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
aep2a. lh
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To be Expected.

Phil Herbert, the California Congress-
man. who killed al Irish waiter without
provoeAtiou at Willard's in Washington a
few years ago has turned up as a rebel
Congressman OF Texas OF course he
would tSrn'uP q rebelOr cOppsrhsad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

Ths TEuntieth Animal Session viii begin on the
Fust wednesday Of -Sovsmber next, Haa CONTINUES
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

Il is striking fact that Governor
Vaacss resent proclamation is signed I'm
the Jear Of American Independence the
ss,h.r The Governor evidently regarded
himsolf as "Cne Of US, when he wrote
tdai.
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MASTERS SALE.
-IsTFR CONNIssTONERis5 SALE.

m AoI IN VIII .7771 = y" -
MI Pursuant TO an order Of salsto me direct
"a nom the Court ri. Common Pleas for Cuya-
bora County. In the State OF Ohio, in an action
therein pendinef- wherein Samuel Hayman ls
plaintiff aud Henry G. Abbey, administrat2r d
the estate Of Robert Parks, deceased, and others
are defendants, / viii expose ior sale At pnlalS5
auction. al tbe door ofthe Court House In sad
county, on she 9th day OF october, 1868, conl-
mencing a. o'clock p. r., the following deseiio-
ed lots OF land situate in the city Of Cleyelana u
purchase, and numbered and appraised as ioi-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

There is r town in the rear Of the Ar
kansas line, and exactly on the Texas
border line, called Ultima Thule.f This
is where the 4" last ditch % is probebly To-
raled %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

How near skin lsushter Is 10 tears was
showed when RubcnE With single stroke
Of his brush, turned laughing child In q
paiuting 10 one crying ahd our methersi
viihlut being great painters, nave olten
brought ne. 10 like manner from JOY 70
.--lrf ~ = rfn sln stroke
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30


Tbe sticlglcrs for tho Constitutes as Ia Ia
"a Veteran Observer writing 10 the
New York Tines, gives a good illustration
Of the position Of the quibblers for having
the war conducted according to the strict
letter cf the Constitution, as follows:
aWheh I was arst called to the bar, I
defeaded man for shooting another on
the OhieRiver proved by combinations,
ordinances, and statutes, that the Ohio
River was not within the Jurisdiction Of
Ohio, and therefore, a man could not be
convicied Ter a crime without the State.
Il was . clear case. What did The Court
do2 They decided that I was 4 very
smart young man, and no doubt highly
gifted In Constitutional law; but that Il
vas their business 70 punish crime, and
they would exercise concurrent jurisdie-
ton over the Ohio River. The man was
convicted, and there was an end Of H.
Now this illustrates the difference between
those who rely upen the teehnicaliiics Of
the Constitution, in q great trial for The
life of the Nation, and those who rely upon
iU intent and meaning, &c an instrument
male for the general welfare. At The Pop.
nlar AssiEes,-hefore the Grand Jury Of
81 tho Nation, --lkS people VIII decide for the
substance, not the shadow; for their OWE
interests, not the dOgmAS Of demagogues.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

hon. Gerrit Smith has contributed ,,th
suul % 500 toward the relief Of the fam
lilies o. those murdered in Lawrence b!
eusztreirs guerrilla band.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

Ono vineyard in California has alreadl
ssnt out afieen thousand bottles Of win
this season October is the riPeninI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

Among tho many certificates of tho excellence aud
meriu u those Pianos, vouid refer 10 the follow
uNt-
IA. W. kNAur, baltimore, Dear Sir ~ have great
rlaasurt In cqrtliTiuE that have tried you Square
Planes, and aud thrm equal, q not superior, 20 any
"a this cuuntrF. AmGuE thnir ErUat qualities which
Distinguish them, h. The Of touo the agrue
able aud oasG touch, and volume oi tone. Wishing
zoo all the success yUu no highlY deserve,
an, Sir, y0urs vurT truly,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

NJ Gems. Gays that the eggs Of chickens
when containing male germs sre Wrinkled
Al the snail end, while those containing
female germs are perfectly smooth at both
ends.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

aean Hamilton" the wsll-knoWn con-
tributor 10 the Atlantic Monthly, is IN
s.a - l.. afs.s Al n.f-s fornneriV Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

The Utica Observer sAys that JabeE Hal
lsek, Of Western, Oneida county, grandia-
iher Of Major General II. w. Halleok, died
on Thursday, the 18th inst, At the extra
ordinary age Of one hundred aud three
years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

Aa army correspondent, writing from
Besloion, Virginia, says: A doc,oress
vas here last night, Miss c., from
Maine, good looking, and about twenty Ave
I shonld think; wears tlOomers, and
rides horses as men do
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

.OYERCOATs OF EVERY VA
Z J'RTE1Y. Cassim1ro Business suits, = large Va,
rie,y. New styles of ianis aud Vests, WI, ee told
ai ru6nuad prices at =. mhNN,al
sesfiS is7 superior-si orr. bauk-at.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

very deairnblo Residence, With - acre. Or land
JRO. q. JENNINGS
sptio AtvAfsr Building, loot Of supsrior-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
MORNFNGLEADER


Cnhas, the celebrated dauseuse, is lyir.y
daBssrcusly hl-at the GirASd HOUSE, PHI
adslphia-
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And he east half Of Lot 30. llOohppraised u q
Also. an undivided halfof Lot No. Is in Al
fred KeIley's subdivision Of original city
Lots lsl, is2 and l93 in said city, appraised
GEO. II. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
HfrcHcooE & EsrEP b. B. PEHKISs, Atty's.
eeutgs11a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIEsEMAH 1, and 3 are protooie9 y ~ ~.
AZ l ,tter1 patant Of Englaadt and securcu ~ ~
seals of tba Eoole DE- hharuiaole de farh ana the
iua serial OolleFe 0f Medicine vienna
~ ono Il invaluable Tor Anhau1lioni npefiaetot
rUusa and All rnYIfrlt ut-ntlifiiHas
NJ. TvSo conbietsy eradioatea al trnooa o. hose
diseaa that hsyo heretofore been truod ~ the nat
sf,ns aod aarnicioua ula OF conaVa and cunena.
ltNo Thfsa has entruy eugslauted thoini urtona u.
~ f,sreirv fherobY in6urinT 10 The sufferer aPoedl
Teies In, rslng ali impurities. and ruotina ogt ths
TntEsgaAR Nos 4iid y arc l.eP ii alati9',s ~ ~ ~
bs carried m tho WaatcpAt % kst 81 N tn - y
and divided into sgpasatq d9se, a. b ~ ~ ~
or rasea for g. which saves 81 and IN W eAlfi
Wherohy there u a saving ui ia, 10 o. hnn sheae
Immedistsly on receiving remittance pr bAfrey
,if forard the Triaaamar 10 any 7sft % the Nofie
ssouroly packed, aud hddrpasod aoeofaina 70 ne N
''ssSssSa sss ~ v dbARK Asenl ,or Osgelsl q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

NORTHERN LIGHT
C.rt,in JOHH spALDINa.

HTThis Trip Of more than HlevUn 4 nndrod hlllee.
embrace siE degrees Of latitude and eloVen desrge
AZ ionritude passing through Lakes Erie, 81 tlalfi
Huron and Superior and thu beautiful hiyerl elfoit
81 Clair and 81 Maria, with rs tbolaand Isles p1e-
pursuit. Of Science, more HEAL attractioua thAh any
other on the continent of America.
HE-PassangBra from Toronto and HontteaA 80
connect with one Of these Boat At ortsaruia on the
evening of the day they leave Detruit. al,
1siine Of fhe steamsrs Sea Bird or Cleveland viii
iaaVe Chieago on wednesday evening Of each week
ioF superior City, touching at al Intermediate bof
roR FTTRTHFR INFORMATION and all onqui-
riea rsanrdiuF Freight OF PASSAGE, address
OLEYELAhD AGENTS:
ROB,E HANNA g. CO., for Northern Lishtana
n. GARSRETsON 4 q CO., for Motsor and ini-
HURsSsRY a. MCBRIDE, for Iron oiJ and
DUTROIT AGEHrsi
4. p. BRADY 4 CO.. for Iron City, Planet an 0ity
WILLIAMS 5 90, for Northorn Light iilino and
yE0 HUTdHlEs co. for Traveller. mar s;.se
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

MASTERS sALE.-Pursuant 10 the
N command Of an order Of sale, issued rom
ffe Court Of Common Pleas Of Cnyahoga County
al the suit Of Truman h. HoAg q al. against John
Baker q a., 10 me directed, shall expose TOT
sale at public Auction, A. the door OF the Court
Ostober. isss, Al three O'clock ,. ~, the lhnds
and tenemenis described a. follows Situate IN
the township OF Brooklyn In the County Of Guy
ahoga and State OF Ohio sad. bounded and De,
scribed a. foiiowa; Being part Of fractional loi
No. Sc, and IL bounded on the WesI by lane
owned by the heirs OF o. d. bTaytoni deceased
on the north by land owned BY Francis Branch
east by land owned by Hiram Aikens and aouu
by land owned by Martin Kellogg, and is the eas
half OF twenty ceres Of land bouuEht by q. u
Brayton Of Seth Aiken In isla, and is the sam
land conveyed by the admlnistrntorH Of sMd Y
D. Brayt0n 10 said John iBakosf april ~ ls9A
Appraised al seven thousand dollars 5000
ALLAN Z. BRINBMADE,
Master Coulmssionsr.
BAoKus 4 NoBLf,
splaintifHs AttorneyH.
September 81, lsGs. seR1;lls
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& sToCKWELL,
RRaL ESTATE AGENTS,


II story HOUSE and Lot on Fhep pl-Si, conrenient %
the Lake shore Car shops and Boiling MIL
Price e8u0.
Brick HOUSE and Lot, Hogl6 Proapeci-at, hel oal
ant for Physician.
Hauan and lot No. a75 klnsmhn Street, lot loor5Q
house has al tha modern i'm rroycmeuta ei nos
and COZ Wntrr and Gas throughout iurnaeoi
marble NANTES, &C
inrre, and elegant brick house ana barn cor
n6r kintman and Forrest Street lot 2l1ls'.-
Terms oaav.
Bri k house and lot on st. Clair Street, noer Honf
E0odfFuit, Wstsr gas, to. A very desirable prup-
eTtY 70 rent or Tor q homestead.
Frnma houae sud lot t39 klnsman street. s2nao
good we'll Of wator fruit, bnrut &c. Terms eaal
Also a lot u r1lr % aboyeon Uranfe street 2El&,
Price llO Ter foot.
Frams house and loi No 100 Kiuuman sirosi lot i0z
ld2. good fruit md we'll frlce e. 80.
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TARMs, CITY PsoPEETY AND OUT LOIS FoI


SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
Euclid st, near Brounell-Tuo story Brick House,
vi marble mantles, water and gas, bath rooms,
ROnd.st., very dssisibIs Homo and Lot Lot so1
10 ieet. Water, gAs, bath rgom. baru. 1c. e1e1l
Cheslnut-st, large double Hramo houso and Lotf-
Uni1srsiiy Hslghts, one and halfs,sry Brick Houio
and Lot, saKl5l feet.
ths city, b. plank road. Brick stnb,e and con-
sid rable Erulf. as1IO
kinsmap-s geas Ferry yaeanl lot - !g leei d,
acres improved Exchange fer YARN near this
Eris-st ) coed Brick Houses aud Lots. Win rent
to ray 10 q cent WIN sell separate II desired.
/ kan. a., 60 acres Timber and 100 acres Prairie.
Inino,s ID 10 Calhoun eouutT miles irosa ihe
ni.sissippi kiver. Exehango for property n M,
| Tracy ST, House and Let. sllo0.
/ Kinsman-St large Brick House and II acres land
soOyliis Avsnrs, large and convenient two storI
Pro- psct-sl, near Erie, GOOD House and Lot $500
/ HAS DsOmE COUNTRY REslDENUE. large fto1e
DEelling and hlt eu ucTos Ldud; on plank road
siE milss from City. 4 large Conservatory
| grounds hands0molg laid out with eyerEreena
shrubs and flowers. Also, an Abundance Of Fruit
Prospect sircet-Throe first elssl brick houses viii
modern improvements, one near Arie, ono nea
hrcguell and one near Huntington Street.
| A very beautiful and hnnly improved Farm Of n
| ecros, on plank road, three miles from Warren
A hns Essideucs and laigs Lot, oorusr Of LAks-si
and Caae-Avenue. Tor sale cheap Or eHehang
erist Mi thrty ssfesof Land good Dvsniu
| House. Well located and good water power.
81 acres good Farming Land IN Brocksville, about
acres rich river bottom. - par acre part on TIM
nice Brick heu.a and Lot oh the y est sidas nee
the Circle, on FrAnklin-St ti,5o0.
store House and Dwelling on Deiroit-st Yer
HOfnsh's Bl}ek for sale ehseP--part on tins.
A very yaiuhnle Property on ki1sman-st.
A g0od Hegss and Barn. 4 aero Lot, on KiLhman-a
near lsrta-5t. $500.
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II acres, two miles from the uity about " roda from
Euclid 81, on lhe Crawford hnad A good Farm
House end barn veil Stocked with hruit u AZ
kinds. Price q, boo. Terms e ssit Furchgler.
a acrt1in Euclid, y mef from The city. htimheredi
new house, price ~ pr acre. Terms ea y,
Yarn In hcwburgh, I've miles non M .elly-lh
aarca uEberod, n ncraI improved small lran1a
house, good barn and coz utahle, stream Of never
failing water and small cfcharf.
n acres With frame cottage and barn. niles RON
ciiyt near 90. lar roadt hal been occupled ~ .
gardens. prlce al,ool ECln1 ealy.
10 acres, 70 wood land balance lmpr0t edl % Au1i4
rqats gcoi springs o. Wateri ifuiti and good
situation for Rfapuat
Uhoea AMI we'll selected lands ln Iowa. MldconllnI
and Michigan for a1lu ~ Ukehanga.
% acres 10 NoWburTi about amiaa irum OleFelane -
Good noung and Barns and me Orchard. allll.
u1on station On Ar Line laFuad 80 aere1 % ~,
- and hailanra tlnllass isnns rev ltnt17N Aia
Darn and good fruit. t10 par acre. Terms easy
hunll
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CHERIFF's sALE.-In obedience to the
command Of an order Of sale Of property at
tached before final Judgment, Issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga county,
and State, OF Ohio, and to me directed IN the
action wherein Lord NJ. Coe Is plaintiff, and
John Bull is defendant, shall expose . sale, at
public auction, at the Crapser Farm, IN township
ofEncld, In said county, on the sth day OF Oc-
iobsr, A. ID. 1853, between the hours OF ten A. a..
and four p NJ Of said day, the following named
goods and chattels 20 wit;
one lot ofHay in barn supposed 10 be 20 tons,
One lot Of Barley In barn supposed TO be %
One lot Of Oats in barn supposed to be l2o
bushels.
six store hogs and ? small pigs.
Three horses.
Germ % ground,
Ono top buggy.
one stack Of Hay supposed toeontaip tons.
Lot Of Hay In horse barn supposed 70 be o
Lot Of Hay in grain barn supposed to be 8
tons. n
Lot OF Apples in orchard.
EDGAR Il. LEWIS, sheriff,
BY LEW. B. WHITNEY, Deputy.
PAIMrH A DENNIS, PLAINTIFF Attorney.
Shertd'a ONCE, September 2dth, 1853.
sept2sll0.
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aHERIEE,s SALE.

CUERIFFS sALE.--In obedience 10 the
com. napd Of an order OF sale issued from the
f6urt ~ Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county and
state af Ohio, and TO me directed 10 the case
wherein James kidney is plMnuh' ana 19he.
McGre0or ii defendant shall expose 10 sale al
public auction, at tho door Of the Court House,
In the city OF Cleveland In sad county on the
seventh day Of October, A. d. 1863, a the hour OF
two uio'elocE p. N. of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and ionements, 20 W.T.; Lot NO.
one hundred aud sixty-two IN Ezokiei Folsom
allotment OF the Charles Taylor iarm, M ONO
City, (now Cleveland , said lot being on Detrou
street. with front OF forty feet, and extending
back with the same width 70 Vermont street
Said lot is appraised At 500. ,.,,.,. ,.,
EDGAR II. LEWIS Sheriff,
BY L. b. WmTSEY, Deputy.
L. PRrNrIss, Plaintiffs Au'y.
Eheuns Office,
CleYeIand, Ohio, Sept. 7 ls63. aepolW !
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PIANOS.
RNABE's PIANOS. s
IN HEFV
GEO. A. BARLOW, Agent,
No. EuClld.st., Cleveland, Ohio,
Kespa oausiantly on hand = large assortment Of
NJ ~ ~ ~
PI A N o S.

From The caiobraiod mhnuiaotorY OF Wh. k9Abh
a 90, baltimore. These Planes haya tho full iron
frame oVorftruna has and All the latest improve
munta and or volume tnt oyenneaa Of tone, easy and
agreeable action, durability, and nnish, superior
q any other manulacturo. All Intending 20 got d
Piano. shond not fil % 80 these instruments boiors
ruroh Ealhf olsnwhoro.
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MEpICAh
CiLEvFbAND MEDICAL coll
Medical Department Of the Western Re
serve College.


Ths twentieth Annual Session will begin on the
FIRST Wednesdsyo oi lhovsmoer razt, Aaa eontinus'
FACU LTY:
JOHN DFI,AMATER. NJ. u LII. D., Emeritusi
Prof Of Obsts- ric9 and Pathology.
JARED Ps-KIRTLAHD, n. D, Ii. D., Prof. OF
the Principles and Practice Of Medicine.
J. LANG oAesELs, N D., IL. D., Prof. Of Chem
isiry and T0Eicology.
PROCTOR THAYIB. NJ. D, Prof. Of Surgery and
Anatomy.
b KIRKE CUSHING, N. D. Pro. Of Obstetrics
and Surgery.
ALLEYEE MAYNARD, N, D., Prof Of Materie
Medica and Physical Diagnosis.
DAVID H. SCOTT, n. g., Pref Of Physiology and
Diseases Of Children
JACOB LAIsY, NJ. D., Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
FEES:
The Marticulation Zee is-...-..-.-.--......t > ~
The Professors Tickets are......-...-.-.-.. O. %
The Demoustrator's Ticket is.-....---... o.
The Graduation fes is............ lOVV
MILITARY SURGERY.
surreon MCCLURE, ,U.s ", IN charge Of the Nil
itary Hospital In Cleveland. will give, b. permisson
Of the Surgeon Geperal Of the o. s. krmy, urss o
Lectures IN connection with the COLLEGE, on MtafJ
HVFfene the psculiarites Of Army eurgeIy and DIS
eases and Estraigd BY appropriate cases IN me ~
pftai and on the routine Of dut Is Of the Ary sur
Feon 10 TOE held. Students will not incur adeitionA
expense Tor this course. sepilI-la
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HB-Thla Vel Knowu Line Of FlFTEEu tIRsf
GLASS 6uREW srEAmEhS connects at uGdanl-
burgh with the ...
Rais Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
AtOapo vincent whit
Rail Road Bsti0ssn Caps VinesntS J Asg Yorh,
And 81 OEvego With q Line d
THIRTY FIRsT GLASS CANAL BOArs
BETWEEn
OsWEGO, TROY, ALBANY &HBW YORK
t.- Forming DAILY LIHE hon
Baaton, New York, QgdenaburgAt OaPs
oLEVELARD, T0IED0 : DBfRoIr
And aTEI.wEEKLY LINE 10
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
CHIRTs AND COLLARS

asai,slnan vho are particular ln the FlT and AP
fEAkAh0E q thar
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
ard dosiroun Of having those that will SET WELL
AID tsuOk NEAT, are Invited to iosve thelr Ordesa
EEPP HEB's,
uhors they can depend upon being Suited Mono bot
the BEST GOODS are used, aud Thorough Work
Guaranteed.
DtHrcrtora FoH mEAsuaEHrNT-For Neck, take
the umbor Of inches round A.. For Sleeves, take
from cuutre Of back (hl 20 bend o. elbow lUl thence
ton shown Ia the engraving fheso Ar all the meas
urementa required.
IWARR RAETA GOOD FIT.
s'e-rhs Cash 70 ho paid 10 the EIBresa Company on
receipt Of goods. -
Agent Of the cleveland Shirt and Collar MTG Go,
LYMAHB BLOCK, Nos. 2 and 4, (up utAirs) UleyS-
lanl, Ohio, threa doom from the Court house,
Public Rqnara mavih-fl4
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