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The New York herald., 1863-11-09

party. for family residence within an hour OF of
city Payment II possible, little cash down. and
res on mortgage at six per cent Address a. box 10
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

DIR SALE-THE ELEGANT AND COMMODIOUs RE-
sdence Of Charles A. Megs, Esq. situated az the cor.
OF New York avenue and Bergen street. Bedford Brook.
together with about 6 Lots of Ground aud Stables The
se IS about 40 feet square contains l6 rooms elegantly
coo and is rcplete with all the modern convenenccs
water. bath, &c. The grounds tastefuy arranged
shrnbbery and the choicest kinds Of fruit in great
Inquire on the premises. or at 30 Exchange place,
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

HOUSE ON SECOND AVENUE FOR SALE AT A
sseIlnce-hents for $Iti; price $500. Also wo In
nfnt street between Seventh and Eighth avenues
so two in rhrty second street. two in Fifythrd street.
~ lhynrs street two 10 Forty ninth street, also one
Ply pays ~ per cent on the price asked must be sold
Ireei. " ~ -AA''''e0onu
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

DONAL NAti STEAMSHIP CORSICA-FOR HAVANA
~ aut rasasf-lhr CORSICA. - kessurief e lmmas.
fer Viii Sal from ,Ar stream Monday. oh instant A
sfennsat sfN WI Jiy h-lseen thr Companvs wharf at
lrfHes rifY and the ~ g. N 10
psenlrr. anf baggage board hone suI passengers
br taken board
r. CuSARD No Bo~Ba. Green
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-31

Hon. Pierre Snule has been appointed
BriRsdier General in the Confederate ar
ny, and ordered to take the field.
The Hon. Israel Washburn, jr., late Gov
ernor of the State of Maine, has been ap
pointed Collector of Portland in that
State.
Dull and superanusted editors are noted
for their ill-tempeT No creature snaps
so fercely as an old mud-turtle.
The New Hampshire Gazette has com
pteted its one hundred and seventh year.
It claims to be the oldest paper in America.
1t is stated by Philadelphia Sunday
paper that the New York hotel keepers are
growing immensely rich. 4 number of
the leading houses are clearing for their
proprietors 100000 year.
Piston packings are of three kinds, viz !:
those made tight by springs, or by the
pressure Of the steam itself, or by vir.ue
Of their own elasticity. The rods are nov
constructed in Europe almost entirely of
Krupps cast-steel
There are now in Austria eight thous-
and two hundred miles (English) of tele-
graph, with two hundred and fourteen
about one thousand horins per mile, and
the posts, insulators, 60, from six to eight
hundred forms per mile.
James o. Killan, of Temple, New Hsmp-
shire, set his trap for coon, lately, but
instead of a coon, he caught proper wild
cat, weighing nineteen pounds. These
creatures are rarely found now even
among the mountainous parts of New
England.
The celebrated Vermont stallion known
IS the "Old Green Mountain Morgan is
dead BE was very aged, and has been
one of the best stock horses in New Eng
land, and has won reputation as wide as
the continent.
The tallest Substitute yet received
in New Hampshire halls from Newberry.
He stands six feet four and half inches
in his socks, and is named John E. Adams.
On the French railways, with two thous.
and one hundred aud fifty trains passing
daily, the loss Of life by accident is found
to be but one in seven millions Of passen-
gers.
It is computed that the nicotine pro-
duoed by one years growth Of tobacco Of
the whole world would destroy every liv-
ing creature on the face of the globe f'if
its proportion we're administered in sim
gle Dose"
In California, any stipulated rate Of in
terest is lawful, and the current rates are
often fearful In January, 1851, D. K.
Vance borrowed 81, 300 Of Morris Wise,
payable on demand, with compound inter
est at 8 per cent. per month. Not being
paid, Wise sued it and obtained verdict
for the snug little sum of S26O,OOO,O O,OOO.-
Wise, however, consented to strike of
$140,000,000 from the amount and only
have judgment entered for the trihe oi
$4,000 600.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-31

Nj. GRo. A. BARLOW .-These noble In5trumgn q
posess immense resourceH Of power and eZpres5iu
The bass n sOnoro1s and grsudi the middle rs gst
rich aud sympAthetic; while the high notes ara br
liant, clear and pHrs Is silver bells.
The scale is even without single laWi tne assi
Is smooth and msrvslously eagy and the PEDAL sns
the hnest CT which the PianOiOrts is susceptible.
las word, Knahe's Pianos are worthy OF the gree
estArtizfG, and are capable OF rendering ne tni
eompoaitions kRovu in tni5 realm Of AT.
ELLzA BHEPHEBDs
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Drained nen in BarrIe.

A correspondent of the Washington
Chronicle in giving an account of the
fight at Bristow's Station, says:
al am here compelled to say a word of
truth for the conscripts. General Webb,
who had large number in his division,
speaks of them in terms Of wonder and
admiration. They stood in their places
and fought. No more can be said of
the bravest modern warrior. They did
more. They cursed-but it was because
they could not load and FIRE as rapidly as
our yeterauep
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-31

Hon. Pierre Soule has been appointed
Brigsdier General in the Confederate ar
ny, and ordered to take the field.
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MORNING LEADER
'ITUTDIY MORNING OCT. 81, 1865,


I
One Of the articles in Hunts Merchants
Magazine for OotOber, ION Russia and the
United States shows the advanced posi-
tisu- and prospects of these two mighty
empires, which "hsye been growing inter
nally and externally with mutual symPa-
thy" The writer says;
g The United States have the greatest |
number Of miles Of railroad of any nation |
Of the earth. They have expended in their |
construction 81, 900, ,000,00 and by means
Of them, a population, doubling every few
years. Is enabled to make available the
products Of the most fertile land in the
world. The same agency, started by
American engineers, is now spreading
over Russia, and producing results there
only inferior to those mighty creations OF
wealth which we have seen from their op-
eratious here. Under the influence Of
those two mighty agents, steam and rail,
sided by machinery Of all descriptions,
the two young, active, and growing pow
ers Of the East and the West have but
started on their career. The following fg-
ures show how they compare with Europe
So. miles,. RUSS a, ...-..... 3o2,g74
g United States Ss2jO,OOO
Total ................................. s,552,o7l
F0PSla'l0n' EGisss;ii.; Gnited State; Si,ii5,08O
Total 80. log 59s, no
Debt, -......R .Russis,...... 1,24s. 10000
q. S.-..........l, go ,OOO,6S
~, q 7is 500 600
Gold per per annuTn, Russia, 100000
U. s. 65.sOO,OoO
rotot .-....-.....-,............ S9sO5s 600
Europe and Great Britsn 81 miles o., lSia 81 d55 d25
debt ...-...7, ,977, ,4G4, 900
gold gan. 100000
Thus the two empires have an area Of
virgin and prolific soil more than double
that of the whole of Europe. Their pop
ulation is nearly one half that of Europe
doubling every twenty years, and will IN
a half century, exceed that Of Europe
The power Of each country respectively
grows in q ratio much greater than the
mere increase of the population, as is man
ifest in the unhappy struggle now going
on in the Union. In 1900, five millions Of
exhausted people came out Of q struggle
for their Independence. In sixty years
they had overtaken Great Britain in num-
bers, aRd have displayed q military power
in two years at which the world may well
wonder. One million and four hundred
and ninety-fve thousand men have been
called into the feld, and 81, SOC, 900, ,00C
capital poured into the Federal Treasury
70 support the war, without apparently
disturbing the course of events OF check.
ing the supply of food sent to make good
the short hsrvests Of Western Europe
Russia is developing similar powers, and
It has become apparent that in fifty years
perhaps in the lifetime Of the present
so7ereigns Of France and England, ..thetWC
great nations will completely have over
shadowed the political power and CONNER
eial importance Of Europe and England
The present impOrts6oe Of the latter con
sists in working up the raw materials anC
food Of Russia and the United States int
goods for sale in the general markets
Bot Russia and the United States will soo1
rival her in ability to manufacture. II
that hour the empire Of commerce will pas
to the new powers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-31

szF-This Well Known Line Of ElFT1EE FIRST
CLASS SCREW STEAMERS connects st Ogdens-
oh Will "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-31

.. = = .l.oNLDT
Teacher OF 1iusic ClevslzRd Female ssIGiny
g. A. BAHLoW, Dear Car 1T giyet ne mueh Els
Be finest, both IN volume and sWessue1si which a
sTer played upon, either IN America OF EuFope.
TheDs dsls operats with better e1oCf than in
otherfns trumsnts; and ~ faot, knah5'a motto 4
t-T1IV ~ lEToslslnr" Mrs. o. s. pOUGGA4|
Teacher oi Mustc, OlsYelS
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. RTIFICLAL TEETH

n upUu valcapita Rubber Base, with QITfYT1p
our mode 81 4 ssrtiDg, Is pronounced bT
ali 10 le the m0st LIFE-LiEE and uEefu in EATING
Speakine aud Singing, from siO 70 90 for upper or
lower sett Jn.ike metals its power Of suetisn Is
complete, tgquiIing no clasps, 1t being moulded t
with EcuIr.:y over any Remaining without gig-
ing pain and the greatest support Is given 70 the ad
iOlnirg teeth -, -.
failed to give satsfaciOn and require no Ice une3
perfect ht Is made, and only ONE VISIT 70 C0AFLALA
sETT Established u years souih slde fu8. S90I
Cleveland, OhiU. b. A. HALIWEhbs n. D. sna >.
DANI"LS. Dentists s-pl1
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Reward 81 Industrr.
The Akron Ohio Beacon says

NV NAAAoA INV OSNOVA So
civilian NJ. Stone, who was triumph
sntly elected Gavsrnor Of Iowa, on Tues.
day last by the Union voters Of that State,
was, in 1851, laW-student with General
Bieree, in this town. As an example for
young men Of limited means, we would
state that, while pursuing his studies with
Gen. Bierce, Mr.. Stone worked eight hours
q day for Mr.. D. G. Sanford, for the pur-
pose Of earning money to pay his board
and tuition
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mar EALL suFFICIFNT THREk

TTNH n y III 81 = IUINNI I IHIsI1o
-TRIESEMARl l, 2 and ,, ere protected by boy
Al ,7tfsrs Patent Of England, and secured by tht
-eaIs al the Ecols de PharmAcie de Paris and toe
Tpne-fsi OolleQe o. Medicine, Vienna. -..
no One is invaluable TOR EIhaustionI eperAha"'
rbopa and ali physical disahinties-
" ITO co5nbleteIV sradlcates ali traoss OF th5 Q
diseases that have heretc.1re been treated py ts nA :
seOu5 and psrniolOus use Of copaylR ana Gubeps.
mo Three has entirely Bupplanted theinur use
az mercury thereby insuriEg 70 the sufferer speedy
Telef Ring al purities. and roofing cut IN
TpI1rspt5 AZ NOS l. anu 8 are preparations IN tht
form Of -zsnces devoid Of Ia te and smell, end car
be- carried IN the aiscoat 20 kgt sold IN TN caSts
and diVidsd into separate doaeH as sdmnlsteted ~
Ve1nar LsIlemAud BOuN, RicCld, &c; Price es eaoi
OF cases for s9, which saves sS and II ~ 49,
ale and retail OF Dr. BAROW, No. lSi BleecHer-St-,
HeW York -.--...-.. n s.-,o,,
III so-1aT ne TTiesaar 70 any part Of the world,
securely pscked and addressed according 70 TIE n
@ 1Is ~ g. T. CLARK. Agent 5or OlsvelArd d.
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nRY a00Ns.
1000 BARGAINS
In All Kinds of Dry Goods

AgSSO SAASNA@ NA@4AAN
In All Kinds of Day Goods,
Bargains in sHIRTINGs,
sHEETINGs,
q CLOTHS,
a FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
CLOAKs,
sHAWLS,
BLACK SILKS,
&" COLORED SILKS,
MBRINOES,
81" ALPACAs,
f" DRESS GOODS,
+" DeLAINES,
a HOSIERY,
70 GLOVES,
f" WHITE GOODS,
4 LACE GOODS,
H MEMS WRAPPERS,
DRAWERS,
LADIES' WRAPPERS
DRAWERS,
f" DRESS TRIMMINGS,
BONNEFS,
RIBBONS,
HATS,
RUCHES
FLOWERS,
Bargains In BalmOFal skirts.
HgwhTIs thankful for past favors, solicit a con
| tinuauOe in The futuIe.
I.P. SHERWOOD.
| ots C-,arfor-
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FARMS. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOIS 70
"a T.E nR EXOHANGE-

very desirable Couatry Residence, on the st. Clatr
Road. he residence OF i. q. Morse, Esq So
miles from the Post Oficei amodern built gothic
house with 10 or IS acres hiehly improved land,
with eVsry variety Of fruit, a handsome kish
Pond, &C. vii be sold very low.
Oedsr-St-TS or IS ACRES land, with house and barn
fruit, stream Of wafer, &C. nice property,
Cheshire st HandEoms tvo-stoTy house. nearly
new, with marble mantles, gasi &C. Lot 5Ixls5
feet; desirable properly e450O.
HUNTINGTON Ss-D0ubls frame house, with barn. Lot
6Oxl5O iest. 1900.
Kiusmau-St, near Erte-Large house with every
nyenience. Barn ana lot 6sx3s0 feet. 5000.
Bond St--HOuse two stories, with douple pariorsi
water gas, bath room, barn, &C. $500.
Case Ayenue-TWo story frame house IN Italian villa
style, with lot 5Ox1sOfset- S2OO.
Cross-StTWO houses and lot to exchange for farm
Columb bus-St., West Side-A large two story house
and lot SsKl5T feet, on corner with all kinds Of
fruit, barn, sc,
Tracy-st, West Side-.TWo houses and ltts.
house and lot, 66xsO1 feet. 5000
Euclid-St near Perry-A very desirable vacant lot
lOlx20O feet
A very Valuable Farm In Mentor, Lake county, on
the old stage IOad to Psinesville l5O acre. sandy
loan and bottcm land, We vatereds with arse
and snYeni EMILY arraaRed buildings orchard, &c
Wsrreusyfile-Fsrm Of 60 acres to exchange Tor q
House End Lot in tn City.
Farm AID Ytillge Pr5perty-in Monroe toWnshlp,
Ashtebula county. Two improved Farms Win
buildings, one OF l69 acrcs and one Of 81 acres -
Also, 10 acres With house, in 3 village. WI e1-
change whole CT part Tor houss anc lot IN tityi OF
for arm o. property near soed 51nool- a-,.s,,s
cctsO Atuafar Ruflding font Of surerior-6t
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4 MAN OF a THOUsANDl
A ooNsuMPriYE CURED

Dr. II. JAMES, q Retired Physicisu Oi{reA
a1i1euCe di-cogOred, white in the Esst lndiesll
crItain rI1re for Cousm ptOn, Asthma, bronchitis,
Oaneh-, Colds and General Debility. The remeqqJ
SO i5cnyered BY him when his only child daugh
tT Was given up 20 die. lis child was cured, andi
now alive and we'll Desir- us Of beuehtting his d
low rnortals he viii senu TO those who wlsh II Ia
cessfly using this remedy, free, on receipt 0i theI
noples with two sRmps TO pay expenses IheTe ~
moi single case Of Consumption that II does NOT AZ
orca take hold OF aud disspate. Night sWe2tsI pee
Vishness Irritation of he nerves failure OF m mory
dieicuIt 4xpectoratiol, sharp patas N the iungs5o
tbrogt chilly sensations, nausea at the stOmacnsl
eeti1I of he b1wel- wasting away OF the muscles.
aE-Tha writer will please state the name OF thep
,ey ft-sv "a, this sdvsrr!ment in. Address,
- ~ CHADDOOK a CO.,
v1sss9 g75 North fd-St, Philedei phta, Pa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-31

Tallsndighsm is now described ss the
right man in 8 tight place.-FrchGHgs.
He is Htight" enough daily, unless
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A FTENTION, "a
n sPORrsMENi ~

b. HATTERbLFI invltes 81 I0F- ~
ns Of sport to call and examine bis >.
the East after carefully selectnR snch - pc thin K
viii soft his customers. Be Is neWiI snpplisl ~ ~
Guns, Revolving Pistols Gun material, Anm1nl-
tiop Sc most Of which be viii be able 70 geil as
greatly reduced prizes Call a2q zee lof
- RemembSr the place, No. la supsEioT-st''
Cleveland, Ohio. NVh
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COAL 4 COKE.

-.,,,,, .-........a. 9. WALLACE
TOKFI COKEli O0KElll-W. ii
WGTTafIE a gOH Manufacturo=s o. o KE
nom the
Pure HammOndsVIlle strip Vein Coal
Also-Dealers In said Coal for Smithins and Domsg1
nc Purposes VIII NIL orders for the celebrated
FEFFERB0R FIHE BRlOk,
FIRE CLAY (grOund,)
OHINHEY TOPS, ,-annl
WATER PIPE
WI. WALLACE q SON,
nkmuondsvills, Jefferson o., Ohis-
80 I'm a . p Raliroad-l
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ss-WTl buy and sell Bsal EEtsts on Commission,
Bout and Ollect Rents, &C.
UaJ-No charge to Purchasers. sellers only charged
bor Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
@-A 80 Issues Policies at Lowest Paying BassS N
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
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yr,,,.,..,o,-r1Tom ,ss Ers5sS Z; LaA15AAs'


-Aftsr having played the Pianos Of MeaETz. Huabs
Co. il is in possible not 70 bear testimony 70 thsiT
qualities which have soqur6d for them she sinsnt
manufacture, on which have played, are exceeding
b remarkabl8 n their qualities OF EoEE- The BasE
q power ul without haTahnesB and the upper notes
ETeet, clear snd hszmOntOusly mellow, chrTgtilian,
and DC not hesitate 70 eTa5z in regard 20 these M
Htruments y entire Estaiacton, and 20 declare tha
they arc equal # not Superior 10 the best manulse
Edrsd IN EurOps or this country bT the cst osebrs
tod makers. lSignedl L. n. GOIISOHALk.
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REAL EsTATE.
-DRAYTON & STOGKWELL
RElL ESTATE AGENTS,
Ohos No. AtWstsr Baildipg, Entrance through
ths InHuranee ONCE of q. 7. Erayton-
STOCKWEIl.



omos No. 3 Atvstsr BaildiDg Entrance through 1
ths InHuranes ONCE 81 q. J. GFAyton-
HOUSES AND LOFs FOR SALE.
BrIck Dwellings, Nos. IoA aud los Euclid street.
Lots rqnning through to Huron Itrsft. Very
Lot 90 ch,san street., slxIss feet q 900 down and
the balance IN one, tEo and three years.
Frame House on Huron street. Lot 81 feet mont,
Frame House on clinton street. nsaI Duane Etrest.
Lot s31 q feet Price sl,oo0.
Tvyo-Stcry Frame House on Lake street. opposite
Clinton Park. Lot 65xlss feet. Price $50.
Frams House on 50. CLAIR street Lot 44xl60 feet.
Frame House on sIbley street. Lot s6xll3 feet
Possession given lsL Of April
oiss ana lot No. s75 ktnsman Street, lot lOOI55Oj
house has oil the modern improyementg Of hot
and cold water and Gas throughout, furrsoe,
large new and elegant brick house and barn, cor
nsr Kinsman and Forrest Street. lot z25xsso.-
Bri bose and lot on St. Clair Street, near Bons,
good fruit, water gas, &C. A very desirable prop
/ Frams Bo1se and lot I59 Kinsmsn Street, s2xsOo,
| good we'll Of water fruiti bnrn, de Terms easy.
Also lot in Of above on Orange Street s2xl25
d. sirabie house snd lot in Hudson to exchange for
Franc honse and los No. Ios Kinsman Street. lot 5Oz
i62, good fruit and we'll. Prics s2,5OO.
EARMs F0R SALE.
"a aeres two miles iron the City, about 40 rods from
Euclid-5t., on the Crawford Road A good Farm
House and Barni well stocked with Fruit Of Al
As acres in Euclid, y miles from the city timbered
new house, price s45 per acre Terms cay.
/ acres timbered, IS acres improved, small Jrami
house, good barn and COW ste ble, stream Of nsye
falling water and small orchard,
100 Acres On which is bed of Iron Ore, 20 nile
above LaCrr sse- wOlld exchange.
10 Acres in BrOOklinl White Frame House. Goo
Barn, and Frnit Of ali kinds.
~ Acres on spanglsr Avenue brick house, marbl
Irs Acres 10 indesend,u-e. Is acres improved, bal
ance timber. Erlce $50 Per scre. Oct14
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ETerY PIano VaEranIed IOr TlTe YesEs
Id PIIaO lID EEIOlEHRs IlITRH EIEgIEs
ALeO-Un HAND
KsIOSeOss, EassH LsItrumsats, SsrtESs, &

Among the many certificates Of the szoelisnes ald
merits Of these Pianos, would refer 70 the follow
pE:-
pleasure IN certifying that have tried you square
Pianos and fnd them equal, II not superior, to any
ia this country. Among their graat qualities which
distinguish them, is the evelness o. tone the agree
sbis and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wishing
an lr rTrIv frTlfv
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Rno.n-llnArnn. Punu1Y VraErAn1s

NE 0i5sSt i71sspost end uaost ReliAbe Fanlir
ETa5jcfne IN uss. More used than any otheT kinG'
pTips 9 cents-sl Pills IN q box. SEQ Oire
as-Sold BY Strong 4 ATmstrongI Benton oroTnsr5
2 W Palmer, Churchill B Bro. Also az WhokeAs
ST;f rfEsJl 81 Isl Ontario-St, Cleveland By
80 G. G. NORRIS, Ge1't Agent
For OhiO, Michigan and Indians.
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Total ........................... 3,552,
Formulation. Russia,......... 75,l4S, $50
United States 81, $50
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I LITTLE, DEALER In REAL
Es ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks has on
hand large lot Of harlls aud ermtns Lands In
this State, lows Wisconsiu and Illinois.
SB-Once over 10 50, south aids Of Pub square
uRy20
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Total i19SsS'51
Gold per Runum, Russia, ZsiOOO,OOO
L. S. 65.9OO,0 600
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To Mesrru. VIZ KaAsE Co., Bgltimorg.-I esl
not but Congratulate you upon the imnans prosre
and improvements which ycu continually mako
your Pianos, which IN my opinion ralk among q
very beat In the country ID. SIEAAOSOH,
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PsoTEs5oR o. E-EcrBoPATuT AID nEDIciss,
Onoe-Il9 Sansoa 81, Few eoors sr9.n sFfeTi"F y
oai5e hoursiEon 20 y aud froEa -" r'anos aiI'
Sundays OLcepted)
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PlAN0s.
KNABE'S PIANOS. AN ~
GEO. A. BARLOW, Agent,
No. EuClId-sG., Cleveland, Ohio
Kssps constantly on hand large assortmsntoi
DT A NJ n g

From the eelabraisd nanufsct0ry OF VIZ. KNABE
q CO., Baltimore. Thee lanes have the tuu irOE
fras OyerHtrung bass, and All the latest imrruYes
msnts; and for volume ard eyenness Of tone ea5y anC
agreeable action, Durability, and nish, are superioh
Piano should not fail % these Instruments befor
purchasing elsewhere.
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Total log 553i1tO
Debt, -.. Russia. 1,2ls, ,9OO,0o9
~..... q. S............1, ,59O, 100000
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mayL0
Z AND OFFIOE.-H. Fl. LITTLE
has constantly on hand large number Of in
6roVed Farms Tor sale for cash or on 1me. Also
variety OF CITY and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri
which he will exchange for Farms City or Personal
Property. Ofsos Ia Atwatsr Building, Hos. and q,
I'd foOr. mAyI.
EAL ESTATE.-E. N. REYES,
IA formerly OF the firm OF Littles 4 keYes,j ha5
opsned Real Estate Once In Bouse8 Block corner
Of supsTior-St and Public Square, and has eJnsLanty
ilz Lands IN tho States OF Iowa, Wisconsin and NIB
bOuE TO exchsngefor city country proPertyi aiol
f0r al kinds 0. BerBooal rroysrty. RErt ease patd
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-31

Prot a. J. HOIHEAsLs, Teacher of HEsio IN I
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes -i After ezsminl
! lave Durube- OF Wr. knahe Cos Piano For
] unhesitatingiy pronounce tEsn suPeTlcr 70 eE
nave s@en. Their tone is grand aud nobles they
great capacity Tor sustaining the sound and -
volume Of tone or power have never beard e1eel-
tons, purity and Durability
sSThAt the Knsbe Piano n lupertOr 60 an oti
made 10 this country, for brflianoys sWeetnes9s
volume of tone needs only % be heard % oonVtnc
the tact - State Journal, Columbus Ohio {
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