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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-19

RADICALIsM IN MIssoURI-The following letter
was recently forwarded by Attorney General
Bates - .E.
ATTORNEY. GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, November 2.
W. ". Ed,Odrds, ST. Louis, Missouri
SIR: Your recent active participation in polti.
cal enterprises hostile to the known views and
wishes of the Executive government of both tae
nation and the state, rendered it unfit in my opin.
ion, for you to hold the office of United States at.
torney for the eastern district of Missouri. Such
being my opinion, the President, at my request,
has caused your office to be vacated, and another
to be appointed in your stead.
Yours, Ed. BATES, 4.s
Attorney .General.
Mr.. Edwards offence was that he was Radi.
cal, earnestly in favor of making Missouri at once
a free State. lie was therefore naturally oppos-
ed to the Gamble-Scofeld-co pro, slave
ny method of administering affairs in that State,
and did not hes tate so to say. The first result
was the above letter, and the next he was elected
Circuit Judge in Missouri by a majority of more
than 1000 over his conservative competitor. He
is now out of Bates reach.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-19
WARM MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS
HOGS FOR SALE.

EROM ten to fifteen Shoats which will fat quickly
i in farmers Pens. Also EIGHT S0WS with Pig Of
extra breed. Apply INN edately to
SMITH & STAND1SH.
Montpelier, Vt. Nov is, 1868
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FROM ST. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS, September 8.
The money stolen from the United
States Express Company has been recover
ed, and Charles Noyee released.
Z General Schofeld has issued an order
fOrbidding armed bodies of men not be-
longing to United States troops passing
from Kansas to Missouri, OF Vies Dersa un-
der any pretext whatever, and the militia
ry Of Kansas and Missouri not in the U.
5. service will not be permitted TO pass
from one State into the other without ex-
press orders from the District Commander.
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MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
lVA command of an alias order ofsale from the
Court of Common Pleas of CuyshOga county,
Ohio, at the suit Of James K. Hitchcock against
Eleeta c. Hayes and Silas g. Stone, to me direct
ed, l shall expose for sale at public auction, at
the door ofthe Court House in the city Of CleFe.
land, on the 2lst day Of September, 1868, at
O'Clock, P. M, the following described premis-
es .....
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 also in the county Of
Cuyahogs, and are known BY beng part Of orig
inal lot 81 in sad township, and are bounded Rs
follows Being subdivision lots numbers 500 to
522, both inclusive, and numbers 53I to 544, both
inclusive, and making 2S lots in s. S. Stones sur
vey Of College Tract in said lot 81, be the same
more or less, but subject to all legal highways.
Appraised as follows Lots 5 Q to 522 at Sl37. so
each lots 5sl to 544 at sI25 eacn.
August q, 1868. LEWIS W. FORD, 4
Master Commissioner. i
s. J. ANDREWS, Plaintiff Attorney.
aug2l-tds
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M AsTERs sALE.-Pursuant to the

Nj ASTER'S sALE.-Pursuant to the
INl command of an order Of sale issued from
the Court Of Com mon Pleas of Cuyahoga county,
in the case IN which Cyrus Kidder and Peter Kid
der, executors Of Pliny Kidder, are plaintiffs,
and Charles II. Parsons, Sarah r. Parsons, Al
bert G. Riddle, MyrOn r. Keith, 6eorge Worth
ingt0n, David Banks, David Banks, IT., William
Gould, ]. P. Chapman, George Lyman, Luther F.
Lyman, Joseph Lyman, Caleb Ataater, William
e. Beckwith and Archibald Macarthur are de-
PENDANTS, to me directed, 1 shall expose for sale
at the door of the Court House, in the city OF
Cleveland, on the 9th day of September, 1863 at
O'Clock P. n. of said day the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: Situate in the city
Of Cleveland, county Of Cuyahoga and State Of
Ohio, beng part OF lot number forty-three, (4s,l
being thirty-three 1881 feet front on York street,
and running back Of equal depth (99) ninety mine
feet, and bounded on the south by York street,
on the west by an alley which runs from st. Clair
street to the lake, east by line thItythree feet
from and running parallel with the west line OF
said lot, and north by line parallel with the
south line Of said lot and ninety mine feet there
from.
August oath, 1868. Appraised at $500.
WM. V. TOUSLEY,
Master Commissioner.
WILEY Cary,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. aug24:45S
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It's Garrison Dying from Thirst.

The only way to Capture 1t.
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MASTER's SAFE.
ITASTER COMMiSsTONFR,S

llk Pursuant to an order of sale 10 me direct
ed rom the Court Of Common Pleas for Cuya-
hoga County, in the State OF Ohio, in an action
therein pending, wherein Samuel Haymau is
plaintiff and Henry G. Abbey, admins TRAITOR o.
the estate OF Robert Parks deceased and others
are defendants, Wiil expose for sale at public
auction, at the door Of the Court House in said
county, on the 9Th day Of October, 1868, COM
mencing a. o'clock p. NJ, the following describ-
ed lois OF land situate in the city Of Cleveland in
SAID county, being in the Buffalo Compeny's
purchase, and numbered and appra sed rs fol-
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rNH~AA-H--
The New York Herald bas the audscity
70 urge thst President Lincoln, having
written letter Of acknowledgement to
General Grsnt, should now send 6 similar
sPistls 70 General Mcclellan, kindly beg
Giug pardon for having removed him from
the command Of the army, and reinstating
him in command, as q partial resompense.
The sbsurdity Of the suggestion is beyond
AL parallel. The cases themselves ere
parallel only in one psrtieuiar,-thst each
had the capture Of one particular city as
DE ultimate object Of his efforts. Grant
pushed forward with almost superhumsn
Efforts and conquered his city Mcclellan
waited for dry weather, waited for ths
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FROM CINCINNATI.

OlNUlHNAIII buPUt4uUcI o
David Harris, a well known brewer Of
this city, died ct IL O'Clock last night from
injuries received in falling through q
hatchwsy in Buckhardt's building yester-
day afternoon.
The Gazette's indianapolis dispatch says
that Kilby Ferguson, sn old resident, who
recently opened banking house, absquat-
ulated yesterday with $500, 900 belonging
to deposit0rs.
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Earl Russell has refused to receive
deputati1n from 3 large public meeting in
Westminster, held in behalf Of Polish in
dependehee-beeaass the meeting consisted
largely Of artisaHs and laboring msHi An
appeal TO the Queen was Intellectual.
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Commissary General Hoffman estimates
the number Of Union prisoners incarce-
rated in the various prisons throughout
the South at only three thousand. Among
this number is included prisoners Of state
The rebels hold less than eighteen thousand
Of our men on parole, while we hold OF
their prisoners, including those paroled,
between seventy thousand and eighty
thousand.
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CLEVELAND, MoNDAl
GEN. BLUNT DRIVING THE REBELS.
RoRT GIBsoE, IEDIAE TERRITORY, D
August 29,


via LEAvEswoRTH, September 5. J
General Blunt with his army, $500 in
number, including twenty pieces Of artil-
lsFy, crossed the Arkansas river on the
22d Of August and offered battle to Stesle
and Cooper, who had msssed on his front,
1900 men. After a faint show of resist
snce the enemy commenced a retreat,
which soon turned into disOrderly Aight.
They abandoned all their property.
Blunt pursued them 100 miles South of
the Arkansas river TO Pelry7ille, which is
only fifty miles from Red river. At this
point he captured and destroyed their
commissary depot.
The rebels continued their flight to Bog
gy Depot, on Red river.
The Indian Territory is now clear Of
rebels.
General Blunt is now marching on Fort
Smith, which will doubtless fall without a
struggle.
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oolarsd Treops n Rhode Island.


Colared Troops IN Khode Island.
From she Providence Journal we learn
that on a late Sabbath the colOred regi-
I. susatof that State, under ooInHiand of Ma
jOr Wall, formerly Of the Rhode Island
18th, proceeded in sody, with fun ranks
Ve 9sd full uniforms, to ihe FEee church in
e 4" Roger Williams Hall, where discourse
was preached by RsY.J. c. White, former
ly Of this city. The clergyman prefGoed
his sermon By ~ personal remarks re.
garding his own particular interest in the
Z 6olored raes and his pleasure at of6ciat-
ing upon this occasion. In early child
hood, his first pictorial work had been the
mirror Of Misery" illustrating African
f6sltysry and the slave trade, and the ysrita-
bic copy Of fifty years ago, which he had
thumbei, Wss held mp to the view Of the
audience. He said that the first Sabbath
in which he occupied the sacred desk, he
preached sermon against the injustice
Of what are known IS the Black Laws Of
Ohio" their author being present.
The discourse given to the audience and
troops was mostly historical, reviewing
the great struggle for liberty which BE-
gan in Grest Britain between the Normsn
cavaliers and the Saxon roundheads; which
was transferred to this country by their
respective representatives., the Jamestown
and Plymouth colonies, and has now cul-
minated in the great rebellion Of slave
holding sristocrsts against republican de-
mocraey and the Institutions of freedom
which are the pride of the North and the
glory Of the age. He then spoke Of the at-
ness Of AfriOan troops taking part in the
contest and Of the proof which had been
given Of their valor at Millikenls Bend.
Port Hudson and Fort Wagner.
Tie discourse vas listened 70 with great
attention and interest By the eOlOred
troops, to whom It was especially addressed,
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MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
lEl command Of an order of sale, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cnyahoga County,
at the suit Of Truman d. Hoag Ct AZ. against John
Baker ct al, to me directed, ] shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House in the Cleveland on the fifth day Of
October, 1868, at three o'clock P. M, the lands
and tenements described as follows: Situate IN
the township Of Brooklyn in the County of Guy
ahoga and State Of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scTbed as follows: Being part Of fractional lot
No. S6, and is bounded on the west by land
owned by the heirs OF O. d. Brayton, deceased,
on thenOrtn by land owned by Francis Branch,
east by land owned by Hiram Aiken, and south
by land owned by Martin Kellogg, andis the east
half Of twenty acres OF land bought by G. D.
Brayton Of Seth Aiken in 1873, and is the same
land conveyed by the administrators of said G.
d. Brayton 10 said John Baker, April 29, 1852
Appraised at seven thousand dollars (S7,0O0 }
ALLAN T. BRINSMADE, I
Master Commissioner.
BACKUs N0BLF, r
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
September 8, 1863 sep3.llS
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.area 10 ~ MaiInd for .lLransnortntion.

leaves to ian, waited for transportation, +"
waited for reinforccments, waited for eve
thing, and never took a city. eraptnsver
lost battle, and never failed to follow
up victory; Mcclellan scarcely ever won
one, and sat down to re-Organizs after eve
~ engagement.
The utter contrast between the two men
is still further exemplifed in their several
reports of their campaigns. Eleven months
after the battle OF Antietsm and more than
q year after the principal operations to
which it refers, Mcclellan sends to the
War Department two large boxes full of
manuscripts, his own report making about
nine hundred pages, and documents enough
accompanying it to make up thousands
more. On the other hand, General Grant,
after his long and difficult campaign,
which had as many phases as Mcclellan
experienced, sent in his report in full,
with all accompanying documents, within
thirty days after the taking of Vicksburg,
the report occupying but fOrty-nine or
fifty pages, and the documents from one
hundred and fifty to two hundred. The
latter is being printed in pamphlet form,
while if the former is ever issued it must
be by special appropriation of Congress to
defray the heavy cost.
Mcclellan and Grant! The comparison
:, ~, ,.l;ons fo rnrsi,a
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PlAn08.
u @. LIG HTE & co
L. Late Lighte BradbuTys) o. .
Plano Forte Manufacturers,

42f Broome-st., east o. BroatEa7, n. I.
Mr.. +. LIsHFE, the original founder of this veil
known Establishment senior partner, andOnly prso-
teal Plano forte . aker Of the late hrm o. Lis hte
q Bradbury5i having retained his TWp-T birds nte-
res IN tho wnoie buaineas snoek materials &C and
80ls PrDprieI0rsnip in his Valuable Pusents inciu-
aivg Of his ceiebrafed Patent Ins ated lrou Frames
is the only one Who can MAKE the superior Piano
lortes which this house has been popu.ar. An IL
warranted periect in every respect for ye yoars
n. C. Lie HTE CO,
junel3-4sT al BfOome st n. z
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MORNING, SEPTEMBER Z
MILITARY BOOKS,
MILITARY BOOKS
For sale by
j. B. COBB q co.

J. b. COBB & CO.,
2l1 EuperIOr.st., Near the Pub. Square.
Casey's Infantry Tactics, 2vOlnmes-.....sa5O.
Hospital Transp7r 7rts......,.... IS.
Bgllelheld on CamBsard Ou.pcst Duty. IS.
sEsbad's Modern War, It's Theory and y
fraetloe-' 90.
Viele's Hand Book for Active ssrvice.... 175.
Mo1lsllAn's European Cavalry. i2mc.... Iz.
/ U s. Riaa and Light L f4n'ry Tactics. ..
US. Infantry ana Ride Tactics. Wilson 80.
Instructionsfor Outpost and PatIOlDaty Is.
/ Hsrdse's Tactics Rifle aad Light Infan- &
Ty' volames.'............ 5O
Cookies United States Cavalry Tactics. Il 20.
The Ordnance 50,
Instruction il Fisid Artir'sry............... $50
CaValiy Tactics Cby AuihOrity)............ $50.
Jomini's Art of war.........................I 90.
Marmonts Military Institutions.....,..... LOO
OOrpee-EvOIutiOns Of the Line............ 30.
Manual Of Battalion Drill........ co.
COPPeo-Field Mammal of COurts-Martial Is,
Revised Army RegulasiOns.................... 200
wHard'i Target Pructico.....-..-.............. 60
stromsysr and Eanarch on GunshotIn. ....
JufleH. 75
Maxims and Instructions on Art of War IS.
soha'k's Art of war.............-............ 17s
sehaik's Campaigns Of 1852 and 1888 s....... 70.
DufhsId's sesOol cf the Brigade............ IS.
Powers Anatomy Of the ArtorIos........... 200.
Hospital Stewards Manual. .,....,.,....... s
Ma2leOd's surgely o; the Crimsan War. 80.
Guthrie on tso Surgery of fwar.............. 22s.
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: F1R EUROPE. SO
9 n E A N SHIP ,-s~
~ 70 ll saf-.sr -f ...a-.r.- w. fs..L--et
GREAT EAsTEBE. -
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THE ETElNaHIP GREAE ElsTERN.

. D 80 = A-A--NH
WALTER PATTON, Commander,
Will BF DISPATCHED. -
From LIFERP0OL.F From NEW YORK,
Wednesday, Aug. leth, at "wednesday, Sept g, at 8
o'clock P. n 4, precisely 0 clock A 4, precisely.
And at intervals Thereafter OF about six weeks from
each port.
SECOND CABIN, State Room Barths meals fur
ni'ied II separate tab es
~ ExcEr ion Tickets olt ard blek in the Ist and
a Cab ts oaly5 a fare ard hals.
- sesvaats accompanying Passengers, and child
rem under Y ars OF age, hall fare infants free.
EHISD OABiN, intermediate State Rooms aassan-
gers 1Ound with beds. Leiuing, taDle utensils,
and good substen ial TO-
STEERAGEs with superior accommodations .sse.
F1- Prices Of Cabin Passage from biyerp5ol at same
rates IS above. ........
So Price Of StstFsgs Passage from Liverpool, s25
HEAn Fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent in
u. s Currency. = er--rr- .....-
ssr- bach Passenger AIlosed txe1ty cubic feet of
luggage. An experieIsced Surgeon on bo1rd.
T For psszage apply only 10 CHAs A WHITNEY.
81 the passage OtiCe, 26 Brosdway, or 70
II. r. BRAYTON,
6Atwster building Cleveland, D.
= ROWLAND Z ASpINWALL,
aHgl.4JQ aata Agents, 81 S1uFhz5t n Y.
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RfONn's sagpeasion Walst

AID
IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
tine best thing OF the Kind ever invented an srticle
which Oply has TO be to Be admired, and worn
be appreciated.
FOB SALE BT-Weiss Klein, manufacturer
and dealers In Hoop skirts, ETC., las SuperiOr-st
Mrs. Porter, Mlllinsr, % seneca St
AlsD. for sale by Frank Brcs & Co., Manufacturer
and dealers IN Hoop Skirta, at Nos a Superior-St
(under- Hedden House. , aad i9i Ontsrio-ct.
Also, Al wholesale and Retail by the PrOprietori
and MauuteetwerB.
Waists mads to Order on short notice,
H9-A g0o4 assortment eOnstansiy on hand.
-rlasal...a. LILY Is. lsss
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And the east half of Lot No. 100 appraised at 22j
Also, an undivided hafof Lot No. IS in Al
fred Kelley's subdivision Of original city
Lots l9l, 1872 and le3 in said city, appraised
....s. .-. GEO. H WYMAN, I'd
Master Commissioner
HITCHcccK & EsTEP 4 H. B. PERKINs, Atty's.
sent5:ll9
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TnNSnRIAI.
New Wig and Fashionable Hair Dress
ing Establishment.

MIN. DAY BEGs TO RETURN
v return his sincere thanks to his old friends
and patrons and the inhabitants Of cleveland gene
rally lot the ve-y large share Of public patronage
bestowed on him for the last nine years. and would
respectfully inform them that since his return from
Europe, that be has taken and tted up large Store
arsts ApaE tments with sEery socommodaion for ev-
cry bFaneh Of the business. having purchased and
rops he can oer tor and fnspecf on and
moaf valuable assortment of
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CLEVELAND 3 ERIE Z. B.
e. 3
On asa sf::,s- NOnday, April s0th, Isss. Rsssoussr


On asa afssr Monday, April s5th, 1sss. Rsssoussr.
TrefEs VII 5ua - l0n0Ws.
LEAVE CLEVELAND. rrer
to.o9 4. E-pAE EAPRhSS TRAIN-StorvinE At
EtllcnShby. FuinesyiHe, Geneva, AahtalnIa,
SSlGaaus anq 1lruru oE1yr and arrive a. Eriaa
800 P. E--OlhClAEATI kRES-SscppInR ~
PainosVille, Ash abula and GiTaFd only and sl,-
rlTes e Erie 1.o9 P. ~ Dankirk $50 NJ Bulia.
40 P PM.-MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TEAM
stopping At all stations and arrives at Erie 1t
s:l5 ,. g.-NIGHT EXPRESS FRAIE-ssoypius 4
Ratls5yillsy Azhts5gls and eiraTd only, ald- sf3
Elyes = sIle 81 10 A. n; Dunkirk 255 A. H;
S1HAio sd L =. Tuaa1
LEAVE EBIu. -rffas-s
1915 A. KNIGHT EXPRESS TRAI AIy-stopsina Al
9ireroi Asnteocla and talnesyilIe only and ar
$50 A. M.--MAIL AND AGCOm MoDATfON n, aIg
Ist22Fins e a.. stations aud riYes e. ClsEs-
9.55 A. H--TOLEDO EXPRESS STAINING AZ an A..
Eons eXcspt SWanviIle, Sayir0sk, UufonvfIis
Perry, Gentor And Nickli1a, and arrives n
Cleveland at 1.4O r n
E2sF. E;-DAY E4PBESs sTBAIE-ssoDping a. e.
raTd, Oonnesug, Ashtabula, and Painesviiio
oniyi and arrives in Cleveland at 4s55 n \. r17F
-. - second Gsss Cars a-s run on al through
an the train going westward connest 81 Cleveland
WITH trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Circiu-
nsils lndlana2lisI 81, Louiss &cs and al through
trains going Eastward cotect at DAN kirk with re
Trans q the y. y = Eatroads and at BufalO with
snose o. the New 1crk Central and Buhalo 4 New
1orE city Eaiiroads Tor keF York. Albany, Bostqn.
Niagara Falls, &C.. and at Erie with trains On ths
knllaa9lphla and Erie RailrOad. H sra4
Day Express, East and West connects at GtirhFd
with Trains on klie and PittHbargh RailroaEl for
Cleveland, April 2oth, Is6s.
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

This IL one Link In tho great Chain Of HatiOnA
Colleges, located ct
New York City, Philadelphia BuHale, Al
baRy, BroOkfyRJ Troy, Detrolt, Chi
cage, St. L0uis and Toronto.
Scholarships issued in any College, good in sl
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in. arrive at 'Ols7slaad . an, "a, ana s.,D.a,

... OOHEECf1ONA
3helD7-ssndu41y, nansfoid 4 Newark Raiiroad ior
Mansfield At. Vernon, Newark, Eanes-
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Crasslias-P Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 3 Chfcazo RsH,
road, hOTesii UppaF 6andEskF, DalphoE, II.
ma, sort Wayne, Lepcrts, Chitaro, "a.
west ard EasLsor MGnaEeld, Wooster, kla5-
aillon, &c.
Grafton and Beilsfontine Ralircnd Line sor Merion
beiiotcataiuB, Sidney, Uuion, Muncio, In-
d:anAgolis, Ierre Hauls, Vinosnnes, EFans-
vile, Lout5yiils, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
netaSsfe-sltn eprlngnald branch Tor Ep-ingleid.
OolalHbu5-Littls Mismf 3 Columbus, and Lsnia
Hailroadi for Aepi6 DAYTON Indiauspoiis,
Tsrre Haute, st. Louis Morrow, LoTsia1d
and CINCINNATI, and with the Ohio 9 EIis-
llssipqi Esiir0sd Cincinnati for I.ouf=VflIs
Evansville, Cairo, 81. Louis, and an Soinf5l
on the Ohio river.
i1m5us-Central Ohio Rajlroadior Newark. zsnss.
Vile, Wheeling, &c; Oolu-nbuB Fiqua =
indiana Bailr0ad for Piqna, Urbsna, &c. ~
~ hcr Tickets % all points Gnd inf0rmationi g.
~ at ne Passenger Station, and At Union (
O1i0o. IL BuperiOT-st 81
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HUMAN HAIR GOODS

ever shown IN this city. Mr. Day studied IN sse Of
the best Establishments In Paris sud London and
has FOR inznecttOn many and life like impro-s-
meuts in eTery description Of
Wig and Ornamental Hair Work.
uB1Sole mAksr and importer Of al kinds Of Eng.
liah aud French Bead Dsrsses, Euginie Bows, Triple
Bous, COffeuros. Plicsture &C.
So Lauiesi Bair Dressing, ShnmpOOninR, HRir
Cutting and CnrlinE. Ladi+s Hair cut and restored
without cutiing short (shinRltngA
uB-H 7 and Enin BtTHS auel -R2s
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BOOK KEEPING in all its departments, CONNER
cial Law, Oommercial Arithmetic, Pen1nanship and
TslesraphinE are taught in the most thorough and
practical manner.
For further ihf5Fmation please call at the College
Rooms send for Catalogue and Circular, enclosing
iuiys0-Rzs BRYANT sTBATFoN.
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KNABE's PIANOS. -
FtE w
GEO. A. BARLOW, Agent,
No. 9 Euelid-St., Cleveland, ehio,
KEEPS constantly on hand large assortment Of
PI A N O S

From the celebrated mEnu1actOry OF WN EEARE
3 10, Baltimore These Planes have ths, full iron
frame, oVorstrung bass, and all the latest improve
mens and for Vclume and ovsuEoss OF tone easy and
agreeable action, durability, and finish are snperi0-
. any other Manufacture. All intending TO gsE a
Piano, should not fail 70 these Instruments bsf5rs
purchaainE elsewhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07
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