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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-10

A friend writing to us from below
says: I'm the New York Daily News
of Oct, l7th, l find, among the
notices headed personal, the follow
ing advertisement, which l take
pleasure in copying and forwarding
to you :
Notwithstanding W 4 Kendall and
+ B Haynes. of Texas, are cunin ed in the
Western Penitentiary. Pa. as prisoners OF
war. Il 4 and S n Kendall. in camp
Douglas, III. All well.
". \. KENDALL.
r. Is. HAYNES
Richmand Enquirer and Shreveport Ua)
News, please copy.
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Mr.. IIQs0n IL Fart EuSycW.

"a UPPER SEYMOUR ST. PoHrWtN Surt#G. ,
September .rh. 1858. ,
The Right Hon. Fart HaSseH N,r N,.c~'y.
.secrttalN Of .eiots tgL Lak. i'm lluia.E:
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tf4 Hr . ..
bitfls Mimi Mimi . Z! GGslla!aAAas Gsla y Xenia
4
RAlERO ADS. e
FOr, Cincinnati, Dayton q Indianapoli'l
,5riair.I z IN -- lggc7G G3ad nln ri
Through to indianapolis without Change Of care,
and but One Change Of Cars between =
Columbus and 81. Louis.
=. sdr .dosh---9 ar i p lIasq
N md &, After Monday. Dec. 8,
"a q is75ps'1 1662, 8io aAs % "A
fITnins will run as follows ItHa n
-Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
1ssl 500 a.al Sundays e1eepted.) .a1 1.a'" y"
-Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
FIRST TRAIN.

NIGHT EXPRHBe, via Dayton, Of l;SO 0. N, stop
ping at London, Xena, Dayton, midiistown ana lam
iIton: ARRIVING nt OincinnAti at $40 .. M. oonnecng
directly with Ohio and Mlaissppi Railroad
vincennes St. Louis Cairo, and all points Bon
arriving ct et. Louis at l0SO p NJ at Dayton ~ 80
Hith trains fsT Lafayette, Terre Hsute, Chicago sno
ali nonfa Want, ..|. o #. #.I /
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4 syphiiis ana nrsreurial Disease.
. =. Nrru Onr rAnrr ohfh Annnat 1R6Q


On. j. O. ATERi Sir, cbeerfuly comply with the 70
quest of your agent and report to you some OF the enecs
I have realized with your 6arsaparilla. ~
have cured with It, In my practice, nost Of the com
plants for which IL u recommepded, and have 6und its
affects truly woBdeffulin tie efeof reneTeo, and Mr.
rTsal Disax One Of my patients had sThiitie ulcers
10 his throat which were consuming his palate and ths
TOD Of his mouth. Your Sanaparilla steadily taken,
cured him In Eve weeka Another was attacked by sec
sndary symptoms In h nose, and the nleeEation had
disorder would soon reach his brain md Kill him. But 1t
yislded to my administration OF your Sarsapara TIE
ulcers healed and he 10 we'll again, not Of course without
sons dis6guration 10 his ACE woman who had been
from this poison n her bones. They had become
sftive toe weather that on adap day she suffered ex
ucatiug pain In her joints and bones She. too, was
cured entirely by your Sarsaparila In f. seeks. l
knDW nom is formula which your agent gave me- that
hs Prspaatien from your laboratory must be great
remedy; consequently, these truly remarkable results
with s. have not surprised me. -...l.l y i--
- fraternaly yours CIV LARINiER, NJ ..
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

IL 2 For further Information and Through Tlcketa
.pPly to NJ. 4, D0HHRFY, TickstA Agent, Union Depot
r. p. W. 6TRADBR,
tH'st s General Ticket Agent, oincnnsh
lttl JNO W. DOHERrY,
J rHU agent, 0olumrut,
R.W WOODWARD,
superintendent, Cincinnati
ooiumtusA Dec. 20 1868 gfr % ia
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rHIIlD TRAIN.

DAY EXPRESS at li30 p. m. stopping at Jegerscn
Lon ion Charleston, xsnis, Spring Valley, vorEin
Morrow, South lebanon, Posters, Loyeland Chmp
Xena and Dayton; arriving 1t CINCINNATI at ose p m:
connecting with the Ohio and MSSissippi lor
Louisyie 81. Louis and Oairo arriving at ~. Louis o.
IO:05 A. M, at Dayton at 435 p. m, at lndAnapos a.
935 D. m. connecting for Lafayette Terra Hauie oh
capo. 6to. ....u.. -f..
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FOuRTH TRAIN.

MAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS at 3.oc ?. m. ;, stop
pin at all stations between Columbus and Cincinhau
arriving at Cincinnati OF 0aO p M; connecting at Lon
don for Springfield, t1sr |.H asu.A t
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n.AASHsEs8 s.. ......
Sarsaparilla
F0R PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

ES FOE PURIFYING THE BLOOD
zhd for the speedy cure Of the following cOmpiainssi
"a R1Rsfhla ana scroftaIoua AllsctIons = peh
az A. snGmorss glcs,s, sSEssy Msapsichs,
X ''9s niaii,s, ana ali skin DiSsSasn1 n ''s1 ''
O. Arm Co. Cents si Il n ny Sst dSty so' 70 40
knowledge what your sersapara has done for me-.
X 1 VsSs ways SSS SS yes sSSasSss K 1s burnt
out In Ulcers on my hands and arms; sometimes 4
stpsd inward and dizresssd mo at the stomach Two
yeAr. ago broke eut my hoad and eoyered my scalp
and ears With ono sore, which painful and loaihOne
beyond description tried many medicines and several
sSs ssss' Esh ~ sSS sss "a
to read in tbs 16ip Messenger hsfyou had prepared
alternative (sasparilla for knew from your reputa
i Cincinnati end sot Ii and used TN Il cured mo. took
you sdylss T. small dose e ss:p0ontS oySS
skin soon began TO form under tho scab whien after
while hll OH Myskin Is now doar, and know by ny
FEELINGS th tho disease has gone from my system. You
can wall believe that feel what am saying when tell
yOu that hold You % Of the apostles Of the age
and F'mainsE'r gsisfaly' .,Sp; HSsFs; inv 10
~ Hg Aes ASGt.h ~ 3H3s A-@ NND -, AAhhnA'
.ss.a aa ss,s SEs nss, Rsss or ss.lS gss
is RirEwofmy Sere Eyes lDropsy!3 .
Dr.. Robert II. Prebie writes from Salem, N Y, 12th
Sept, 1850, that no has cured inveterae case pf
p which Threatened t0 . G Ssldns sns
kaiignant Efysipas by large doses o. the same says
he cures tho common Alpti0ns by II constantly.
i Hronchocele, Goitre Of Swelled Meek.
zsbulon Sloan Of Prospect, Texas, writes Three bot
ties Of your SarsapariIa cured me from Gors "a hid
over two yeais."
'Issucorrhma or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine Ulceration, Female Diseases.
Or. J. b. g. Claiming, OF Nov York City, writes II
nost cheerhf comply with the request yonr agent in
saying have found your sarsapaIa q most excellent
employ such aremedy but especially In Female DsedsN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-30
NAPoL LEor's HAIR TOILET!

The only article ever offered 70 the French people that
mnufhctured fof the sols benefit Of Lons napoleoni
which article now Indispensable to his toilet room.
The subscribers feeling eonAdent that this Toilet
necessarily take the place Of all others offered 10
the public take pleasure In expressing hsT condolences
In the article gaining 1t from practical use. tEs
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SECOND TRAIN.

oINcINNATI Aoc0MM0DATIoN at s,SO M
,toponu nj Ali stations between Columbus, Cincinna
DAYTON and indianapolis, arriving at Cincinnati 2,
ll,O5 a. NJ, Dayton 9:06 o. MI Indianapolis ~,
D. MI connecting directly at Loveand with the NJ o
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M. r...st...Th. T..,osst.. .Tha Raat.
Ths Uhaaueat Hecause the Best,
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80 srdfy Asa AV"Te@~s'
.H.,. ar. upvards Of a Hundred Thousand Words,
oss mni.ces enu ssor a. ossfi.
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Ins saont ma I'M 70 sss IL toscSins writing
MA B.yal ouaro pcopa and We most cor
daily recommend Il the most reliable standard az
thoksy Of the English language, a. now Nnt'en sne
spoken. -, s.tti} ~
n. D. LsaaFrr, Superintendent zanesvlls Schools
~ Tc,nssv aun'f Pnblio schools, sandusly. y.
3 9jInur IyS1r ANN Pubiic echools Uircievillo. Al,
d a nj aIroRp. Principal Cleveland Female eemina'
y. r sfai
WIN. MITcuAA, 6up't fnbiis Sehoo,s, Mt. ynion. Sa
soh. wv. 80
OIhus Mason fnncipai sOu''h in'''"'o'"'o 'N''V'"
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pw s,s %.ss.,' Profa MstSsmstcs, Ohio Univerait
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Rheumatism, Gopt, Liver Compiaint-

= IxnEPExDEScR, Preston Co, Va, 9Th july 1889.
Da J. o. AVER: Sir, have been afflicted with pain
fnI chronic RhemotH for long time, which baiiied ne
AKIN cf pbysicians and atuck to me in spite Of all tho
damedslI could find, until tried your Saaparh One
hottie cured In two weeks, and restored my general
hsalfh % much that am far better than before vas
attacked think ita wonderful medicine. j. FRkAE
Jules 7. Gotche, Of St. touis, writes: have been
aficted for years with an affection Of ne Lirer, which
destroyed my health tied every thing and every thing
filsdt to relieve me; and have been brokendown nan
for some years from no other cause than deran0em1f
tie Lirsr Ny beloved pastor, the Rev. Mr. Espy advised
mstotY your Sars1para becnuse he sad be fnew you,
ara any tklnf you adeyns worth trybogd BY The bless
ing of God Il has cured me- and has purified my blood
a. 10 make new man Of me. feel young again. The
hsst that BE- sud Of yon is not half good enough
gohirrus, Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
UlceEation, Cariss and Dxfeliatton OF
the Bones.
great variety OF have bean reported us who're
cros of tisss iormiable oonphlnts have reeued rom
De usS Of th remedy but our space herewith not admt
thsm. Some Of them may be found In our Amertcn
Almanac which the agents below raned arc pleased
fuynilh gratis to al who call for them.
,Dvspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epuep~
isEI- ~, 1Islancholy, Neuralgia rsY
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power Of this medicine IL simnr
atsa the vital functions into vigorous action and enus
oyorcomea dsordss which would be supposed beyond ~
r1h Sueh remedy has long been required by the ne
essutes Of the people, and confident that TINS VII
DO for tham all that medicine can do. as@
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Ayers Cherry PectOral,

vr FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
couRhs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseneso
: Group. Bronchitis, Inctpient Com
a Sw1nuffon, and FOR tlfes Relief
OF COnsumptive Patients
I'm advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This Il remedy 50 universally known to suTpass any
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints that
d usssss here to publish the evidence Of lis virtues m
pnrigaed excellence for coughs and colds and is Gny
Fondstfnl eufes Of PulmonaD disease, haze made y
known throughout the civilized nations Of the eeTtn
Few are the communities, or even families among nsm
who have not some personal expuiencs Of hs enefts
sons living trophy In their midst Of It's victory over s
subtls and disorders Of the throat and lung
A all know the dreadful fatality OF these ~
a thsy know too the effects Of this remedy We need not
% more than to assure them that has now all the y
tnss that did have when making the cures which NAYS
Prepared by Dr.. J. O. AVER g co. Lowell, Mass.
snd1cr sale py q. R0BERTb, ooiumDus, Nno nS 81
dealers In medicine everywhere. F
April Is, 1662-d&veowly
"a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05
Imnnrtnnt Annnunc.mnr,r.

A Washington dispatch says that States
furnishing their quota of volunteers under
the last call of the President, will not be
required to fill deficiencies on former re-
quisitions. The dispatch says:
ain the recent announcement Of the
"quotas" to the several States, under Pres
dent Lincoln's proclamation of October
l7th, calling out an additional 300 600
men, the deficiencies of the States under
former calls and under the recent draft
are taken account of only in reference to a
subsequent draft in case another is rem
dered necessary By the fsilure to furnish
the full quota Of volunteers.
1T is presumed that there will be no
draft in those States which raise their
quota Of three hundred thousand volun-
teers called for by the President'sproclam-
alton, but in States where through failure
to raise their quota of three hundred
thousand volunteers the draft has to be re-
sorted to, all deficiencies at the time ex-
isting in such State will be taken into ac-
count. Drafted men and substitutes are
entitled to the 500 bounty provided by
law, and not TO the increased bounty, $500,
offered to volunteer recruits @
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05
PIAR0s.
every Piano Warranted for live YeaFs
M PlaRp slB HELODEOas TIKEHIM ucHlEa

And the priyleg sfszehanss given At any time with
n six mouth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

Eir. @. A. BLRLOW, Dear slF:-It gives me pleasuR
% state hsr consider the knabe Piano equal TO an
and superior 70 nOs Instruments made in this coun-
Try. especially in richness and volume Of tone
EGyirs UE6d one Of the same ior ten or more hOuu
OF each Gy Tor .yO years, teel confident in recon-
ueEdicg tham to all WHO are ansoqlaintsd with tholH
iigreai QraiitiG1." 1 an, respectfully, Jour-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05
FARas, OITF PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOB
SIZE Oh ENCE NGE-

EALA Dh EALh AAtHE.
very desirable COuatry Residences on the St Clair
Road. be re=ideIce % h. u. Morse, Esq -
miles from the Post ONCE; amOdern built gothic
house, with 10 or Is acres highly improved and,
with ev-ry variety Of truit, handsome kish
Purd, &C. viii be sold very low
Cedar-St-7S or IS acTes land, with house and barn
fT1it, stream Of wa er, &C. nice prOparty,
cheap.
Cheshire St--Hsndsome two-story house. neatly
new, wi b marble NANTES, gas, &c. Lot 57xis5
feet; desirable pr perry. 345gO.
Huntington S--DOu BILE frame house. with barn. Lot
50Xl5O est. $500.
hinsman-st.i near Erle-Large house with every
nveI ieuce. Barn ann loL 6hX3S0 feet. 5000.
Bend St--HOuse. two stories with doapls pariOrs,
water, gas, bath room, barn, sc. eiWO.
Case AvenueTNo story frame house in Italian villa
stJ le, with lot 5J1zSOf=et. 500
CrCss-St-rwu h0usGz and lot 10 exchange for fam
UOlumbns-St., West Sids-A large two stcry house
sud lot ssxl57 feet, on corner with Gll kinds Of
fruit, barn, sc,
Tracy-ot., est Side 1wO hOusfs and lets.
house auc lOt b6x7Ol fest. 5000.
EUclId-St Eear PerryA very desirable vacant lot,
lU0X20O feet
veIy Valuable Farm In Mentor, L axe county, on
tho old stage Os9 TO PEfEesviile laU acres sandy
loan and bottom land, we / watered, with ar Q
aud nyen'eu,lg aFra1Led buildI * orchard, &C
WaireEsyiile-F Form OF 60 acres 10 exchange lOr 3
House and Lott IN S Ciiy.
Farm ~ d Nldsge Pruperty--in mOnros township,
buildings, one VI l6a acr1s and one OF 81 acres
Also. 40 scrss with house, ig village. VIII eI-
change whole CT part Tor house ana Tot in city, OF
for iarm or property near good school.
JNU. u. JNhNINGS,
octl0 AtEater Building, foot Of Superior-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

-ProE z J. EcTHEAaIH, Teacher OF Music IN ths
OHIO Stete Blind Asylum writes -. After examining
9 large nurlper Of Hm. Enabe Cos Piano Eorts8,
1 ur rhcsitatingly pronounce them saperior 20 any
have seen Their tone is grand and nOblsi they have
great capacity for sustaining the sOundi and thsir
volume Of tone pOEsr have nsger he1rd exosllsd.
They combine With nae tolchs depth, svestnsao of
tone, purity and durability"
'7rhat the KnA5o Piano is superior to all otheEs
made IN tais country, for bTihancy, sWestness and
volume o. tone, needs only 70 DO heard to convince 70
the fact ct-n-LStats JourEal, Columbus, Ohio.
sugI5:RN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05
4 RTIFICIAL TEETH. Z

"a upon Yulcanite Rubber Base, with QTfF1%FS
our mode Of iaEerting, IL pronounced by 4A-AA1
al 70 be the most LIFE-LIEE and uEeiul in Eating,
Speaking and Singing, from 4l1 70 40 for upper
lower sett. Unlike metals its power Of Suction IL
complete, requiring no clasps It being moulded 70
the most perfect impressions Of the moUth IS ttfd
with accuracy any remaining roots without CIV
ing pain and the greatest support "a given 20 the Sd
joining teeth.
failed t. give subtraction, and require no tee uuoss
perfect 1t is made and only ONE VISIT TO COMPLETE
A6ETr. Established II years, south soe Pub. equar,
Cleveland, Ohio. B. A. HALlWELL, n D., and ,.
II DANIEIS. Dentists sepl4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

Among the many certificates OF the eKosIlenos ans
merits Of these Pisnos would reisr 10 the follow.
NJ.
pleasure in certifying that have tried you SQuars
Pianos, and fBd them equal, II not superior, 10 any
T. shis country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish themi Is ths eveunsss Of tone the agree
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. WiIhinG
you sll the success you 50 highly deserve,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05
lam, Sir, yours very truly,
81 THAT8ERH


After having plsyed,on ths Pianos Of Messrs EnAbs
o., it il impossible not to bear testimony 70 their
qualities, which haYe acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they enjoy. The Pianos Of thsir
manufacture, which have played, are exceeding
l. r6msfsabs y their qualities Of TOHE. The Bass
Is power ul without hardness, and the upper notes
Eust, clear and hr-nOuiously mellow, (chrystliAnl
and do hesitate TO express IN regard TO these tn
stTuen7 my eutire satisfaction, and % declare that
they squel not superior to the best mAnufacs
uTct IN Europe this country By ths most oelsbra-
ieo makers. lSignedJ L. N. GOTTSOHALK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

TOHN G.. JENNINGS,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
REMOVED FROM
All superior-st., Marble Block,
To ArWster Building, foot Of superior-st.

z5-Wiu buy and sell Beai Estate on Commission,
Rsnt and Ollect Eents, &c.
A5-EO charge to Purchasers Sellers only charged
Tor Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
DFAl8n Issues Policies st Lowest Paying RatEs IN
Reliabls Eastern Insurance Companies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

TENHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESEWAnl, 2 and :, ara protested by Roy
Al Lstters Patent o. EaEscd, and secursd by the
seats the Eoole de PharCiec!e de Paris and inc
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
NO One Is Invaluable iOr Exhaustion SFcTIaascF
rhosa srd ali hysicsl Eiaatilitie8.
No Two cauE!Otely oradicatos all traces on th0ge
diseases ths hsvo heretofore been treated BY the nav
srnn. aud psrHiclOus usa Of copaviA aud cubsbs.
mo, Three has entirely sUPpianted theinluous uaa
Of mercury thereby tUsUTiHg to the Sufferer SPEEDY
rsi.e' i psrsipg al Impurities. and roofing oct the
EriFsFHAR, No7. 2, ? and Ers preparations IA roe
iorr oil IL Zsnrcs, devoid Of tate and smell, and car
be crrei in the was,Coat po ket. Sold in tin cas-
and divided mo separate dusas, s5 administered by
We 'pau L,slsnaud i.OGx, Eic9id, &c Price s5 eaohi
" cases for s9, which saves q; and ia eI1 cases
tshersly there d a saving OF So To be- had whole
ale and retail! oi Dr. BAEOW, No. 1874 BlseokerSt,,
fg6E York.
Immediately ol receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
= n forward th TvilHSrla- 20 Suy Part Of the world,
securely gsoed, aud addressed according to fae IN
sEructlSls o. .hC wsitor.
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a EFEN E.lI5sSs5ESls! ~

H. HATTERSLEY invites all low E
srs Of spcrt to call and examine his -
stock Of New Goods which be has Just purchased in
the East after carefully selecting snch he thin Ks
will suit his customers. He is newly supplied with a
large assortment Of Double and Single bareed Shot
Guns Revolving Pistols, Gun material, Ammunt-
ton &c, most OF which he viii b5 able to sell at
Ss1r Remembsr the place. No. lO2 superior-st.,
Cleveland, Ohio, soPtb
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REAI EsTATE.
RKAYT0N 3 sT00KWELL,
JEcs No. At~atsc BaisdinF. E-lirsaos through
tAe fHs1Vslos Cfsce ei =. 5. BraTt5a-
RousEs IL - = ~.

tae insurance Ciioe el =. 3. BraTt5a-
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE
Brick dwellings, Nos los s5d .05 Euciid Street.
Lots running through 70 bursn street. Fe=y
Lot on M'eh.g.u street, s4I55 feet sieOo Gown and
the baiEn-s III oHl. two 6na three yeaIs.
Frame House on Huron street Lot 81 teet 'front.'
running ihrSuss, 70 Hlga street
Frame House on clinton street. Iear Duane street
Lot ssr:l5 feet. Psice si,CO0
TWo-Story Frame nCuse on Lake street oprosfta
Clinton Park. Lot 66xis3 feet. Price s2l.0.
Frame House on st. Clasr street LO; 4iIis0 feet
Frame House on ssblsy street Lot ssxl4s feet
Possession given lst Of April.
Rouse and lot No. s75 Kinsnsn Street, lot lOOxsO;
house has all the modern improvements Of hot
and cod water and Gas throughout, furnace,
marble nantes, sc
nsr Kinsman and Forrest Street. lot 226xs96.-
Bri house ana lot On St. Clair Street. near BOND,
good fruit, water gas, SC very desirable prop
erty TO rent or for a homestead.
Frame House aud 10: 439 KinsmAn Street, $4,000,
good we'll Of water fruit, burn &C. Terms easy.
Also n lot in of above Orange Street S2xl25
d siTabie house sld lot in Hudson to exchange for
Frams house and %; No. IO5 Kinsman Street lot 5x
lG2, good fruit and we'll Price q. 500.
FARMS FOR SALE.
Il acres, two miles from the City about 10 rods from
Eucld-St., on the Crawford Rosd A good Farm
House and Barn; we'll stocked with FTuit Of an
As acres in Euclid, y miles from the city timIered
new house, price t45 per acre. Terms ca y
| Farm in NeTburgh, five miles from tn city-I5
acres timbered, IS acres improved, small frame
house. good barn and Gov str Ole, stream OF never
iniiing water and small orchard.
| 100 Acres, which Is bed 0f Iron Ore, 50 miles
! above La aflroszs- WOnld exchange.
/ 10 Acres in Brooklin, White Frame Houss, Coed
| Earn and Frait nt all kiUds.
* Acres oa Spsnglsr Avenue; brick house, marbl,
| mauties, etc.
Ies Aeresi ia IEdeIenden q, . acres improved tal
/ timber krlise $50 per acre Orfg4
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coal Z COKE.

q. wALLLoE
NOKEi COKEll OOKElli-W. II
~ WALLAOE BON, Manufacturers c; 90 kE
from the Eel. ... -.
Pure HammOndsVIIIe Strip Vein Coal
AIso-DeaIers in said Coal for smithing and Dolsss
tic Purposes WIN hil orders Tor the celebrated
JUFFER5OH FIRE BRICk,
TIBE OLAN, tgrOund,l
CHIMNEY TOPE ,-andE
WATER PIPH
VIII. WALLACE & SON,
HammondJvflle, Jefferson o., Ohia.
aaf3 ION q > p HaflFnaSl
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HOTELS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DIRCH HOUSE-124 WATzE-ST.,
Cleveland, Ohio. This House is now open fog
sac reception Of Guests and the Travelling Public gens
orally IL Ia c0nyenient to the Depots, IN the centre
OF business and easy OF access every way. 1rI.-
8TStrauRers will and u q quiet House at ths ven
81. BIROH co.,
aurfg.R2T Perpetrators
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GUaAE-CoATzD, PUBELY VEGETABLE
The Oldest, Ohsapsss, aud most Reliable EamiE
kIedfoine in use. Eore used tnan any otneT kind.
Price Is centB-3I Pills In box. See Oireulsrs.
E5rSold By Strong q Armstrong, Benton Brcthors
Z W Palmer, Churchill & Bro. Also, at who!ehsl
spd retail Ef isl pnteric-St., Cleveland by
q. q. NORRlS, Gen'l Agent,
Eor Ohio, Michigan sad Indiana
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Inportnut sIntement of the Crops.

We print below sn analysis seat from
Washington of the Agricultural Reporter
the month of September The total fall
crops Of corn, buckwheat and potatoes, for
1862 and 1868. were as follows:
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ALsO-ON HAND.
Esl0dsoSs, Small LBItSss1ssti, Srinas, Ss