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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

SUPREME Guar, Dec l0-oidersd by ID
Cours that is aessious ON Saturdays during ii
current trn be as nine O'Clock, A. M iustes
OF ten A. NJ. CLERK.
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NlWanT mOIRAn.

LoUBvtLLE Dec. 10 The Journal hiss advlc's which
Nc'edis, TIA; the rebel Gen. Morgan N Cuuber-
land o., Ky, on the morning OF the b, Il cnmpaUy
with ave OF his eli ers, proceeding towards Dixie.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
CONSTITUTION WAITE \
DIURETIC5

has proved Itself equal to the task tat hal dsvolvt
uponit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

For these dseasss Il 10 truly sovereign remsdy, and
too much cannot bs said In Ats praise, siOgle dose
has been known 70 re- leve the gett symptoms.
Are you tronbed with that distressing pain In tho
small Of the back and through the hipst teaspoon
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
MOTHERS F.!
MOTHERS
MOTHERS!

D0N'r fail to procure MRS. WlNsLoW'S eooTH
~ ING sYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHINa.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription Of one
Of the best female physicians and purses In the United
Bates and has used for thirty years with never
falling safety and by millions OF mothers and
children from the feeble infant Of week old to the
adult.
1t no. only relieves the child from pain but invgor'
ates the stomach and bowels correcs sctdy, and giVei
tone and energy to tho whole system. 1t will almost
iostantly relieve
GRpINs IN THE Rowns ASD WIND ooLrc.
We believe It the Best and surest Remedy In the
World, in all cases Of DYsENTEBY and DIARRHgA
IN oH1DDREN, whether 1t arises from Teethins OF
from any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None Genuine unless the FAC simile Of CURTIS 4
PHRKINs, New York, Ia on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal Office, t8 Dey street. NEW YORK.
Pa,or ONLY e5 onTs rER BoTTuz.
may28'63- -6mdh h Wis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

Have long since given up 'he use OF buchu. ctbeb
and Juniper IN the treatment OF those dsease', aid
only use them for the walt Of a better remedy.
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State, and Local News.

GEN C. Z closed his headquarters 10 Cincn-
natl on Wednesday, aud took his departure for
tho front, O. Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Sheriff 8 Sale.
Law Notice.
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T,HOMAS NJ. FINKS, WHO IS IN
1 the state Of Virginia. d izsbeih Ann johnson and
Joseph johnson. who reside In Wisconsin, and Albert
M PInks, who resides 10 Kansas are hereby notided
that Frederick Swisher Admipisrator OF lion Finks,
has Hied bis petition in the Probse court Of Franklin
county for the sale OF the readue Of estate OF
the said Milton Eiaks de leased, st1ated In Franklin
couu ty Ohio to pay debts Of ssd deoe dent and that
the same will be Tor hearing the 10Th day Of De.
cember, A. d. 1868.
= FREDERICK swIsHER,
Ad'mr /, Milton Finks, decd.
Cox & CONVERSE, Attys for petitioner.
Columbus. o., Nov. 10, 1868.
poy20 4WW.
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS.

Up to e O'clock this Morning.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
peach Street Roston

OOUCu NUICOIt OUbIUHs
Directly opposite the Boson and Worcester Railroad
Depot.)
THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO HAS
i been connected with the American House, In th
ity for nine years has leased this welknown and
popular hotel for term Of years, and pledges himse
10 hs friends ami the pablo to bis almost eGorti
to sustain ths reputation OF the UNITED sTArts H0
TEL asa frst-cldSs house The public may rely upor
finding at this house, all the app ances and comforts
Of 3 frst-cldss h0tSl.
Price, as here toiore, Two . pollsrs per day.
FRANK n. PRATT
Auglid6uj
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Notice.

vTNHN stocthoIders Of the Franklin and Jackson
Il Turnpike CJmpany, are hereby notified to meet
at the once Of the store Of etone Lewis, in the
Gvvnne Block, In the city Of Columbus, on MONDAY,
January Ilth, 1864, at o'clock P. M, to elect ave
directors to attend to the ueIests Of said company.
A @. HIBBs, President.
December S, lss3-dlt&w4w
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!. v. L. DE WITT.
BosroN CORNERS, N. y, Dec. 81, Is6I.-wM. H.
GRFss 6s 90. -Gents: I freely tive you liberty to
make use Of the following certificate Of the value Of
Constitution Wster, which can recommel in the
highest mauneT:-my wife was attacked With pain In
the thoCld Ts VIII le length Of the blcx aud in hrr
limbs, With P8lpitation Il the Heart and Irritation OF
the Bladder. call d physician. who attended her
about three months when he left her worse than he
had found her. then employed one Of the btst ply
ticsns could 6ni who attended her for shout MI e
months and lille she was under his care she did not
suffer quite much pain. he finally gave her up, and
tad her case vas incursbe kOt, said he ''sne has
such combination Of complaints that medi iue given
10, ore operates nst ne other OF hsr hm ctoGs"
bout this time bhe con meDced he ue Of Qonstu ion
Water and to cur utter aSopisbmeut almost the Arst
dose seemed to have the desired fleet, and she kept
Improving rapidly undtr its treatment, aod now su
terintends eDuTely her domGsdc snalis she has not
taken ary Of the Contribution Water for aDo1t four
week., aud we are happy osiy that It has proCu:ed
WA. N. VAN BsNScHOTEN
WRTHeRtvIELo, Conn.,, March 3, 1863.-DR W II.
GRE0a-Desr cir: Having seen ytut advertisement Of
&c nstituton Water" rscmne nded for l. htmmaiion
OF tho Kidneys and Imitation OF tbs Bladder having
suffered for the pas three years aud tried TIE kill OF
a number Of ply sica with only temporary rel e,
vas indnced TO try you. medicine. l procdred one
bottle OF your agents ~ Hartford, Messrs. Lee pSson
& Co, and when hat used aft Of It to my surprise
found great change Ia my health. rave u'ed two
bottles VI IT, and am where never expected to be in
NY life, we'll and 10 good spirits, cahnot express
mf gratitude Tor it; feel hat IL is all an more than
you recommended 1t o be. hay tue bless nS OF q d
tyer a;terd you 10 your Abors OF love.
Y.un, tiuJ, LAOIARJ y. BIGEL0W.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUdaIsTs. PRICE 81.
WIN. H.GREGG g. CO, Proprietors.
MORGAN g. ALLEN, General Ag'ts,
No. 40 CLIFF street, New York
Agents In Circinpati
BURDsAL & BRO.
4 a n hpvar mfr
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DIABETES

Il ds.sss OF the stomach and liver. acting through
the kidneyf and is without doubt, the most obstn,t
disea,e, except consumption that ad cts the human
constitulion We have no space for discussing causes
but will state that the e1sot OF the disease Is the con
version Of the sarchy principle for vegetable Dor on
Of the fooo) into sugar, which stimulates the kiduels
to an ex elsVe secretion oil water Many persons suf
fer ON this disease who ignorant of T.; IN H.
they pas large quantite, during the day, and a OBJ
lged to get up from one to esn or twenty times dur.
Ing The night. No notice is taken Of 1t until their 1t
tentiou Is called to the large discharge OF WATER AMI
often when 1t so far advanced to DO beyond the
cobtrol OF ordioary remedies. Ano,h'r symptt m 4,
tue great thirst which, when the disease Is fully e.ab
li,hed. I, iotolsabIe- The patient drinks constantly
cracking OF lie lips, sweet breath In the moIe ad.
va ced cases, ana ally loss Of appetite emacation
aud the pa 'irn gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTRUCTION WATER Is without douot, the only
known remedy for diabttes and we have as much con
hdence that IL specinc as we have that opium will
produce aleeP, and truIhfuly say that 1t has Gu ed
every case In which II has been used.
Stone In Ihe Bl q dd or, Calculus, q vRV.
oil, Back Dast Deposit, eic., etc.,
Diseases arising from faulty secretlon.-n the one
case tens little sn accompanied By severe pain,
AID In the other TOO proIuse pecreton-Nhioh will be
speedily cured By the
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTIONS WATER
CONSTITUTION wATEt
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
U0NST, TUITION WArkR
CONS ITUrl0S WATBR
C0NSTlruTION WATsK
CONSTITUTION WATER
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
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Now YORK stock mafke,-Dss. 10.

Stocks B,m U. 8. 6's one year certificates new
9s Missouri 9, 66tl; Toledo & Wabash - mortgage
81; Pacific Mail 2i4; New York uei trail l32; E'ie
lOlX; Hudson 100; Reading llex; Michigan Central
ls5k; Michigan southern 7Sx; do guaranteed l3ek;
Chicago 4 Alton s3k; Illinois Central scrip lI6x;
cleveland & Pittsburg i0a Galena q Chicago lU7;
Chicago Rock Island 1854; Milwaukee q Prairie du
ohen 54 Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago SIX 5 COS
coupons look; 7 30's l06as.
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TRLEG GRAPHlC.

aEPoRrED Fom ras sTArEsmAN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
DIABETES;

IRRITATION or THu NECK OF THE BLADDER.
4 INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, '
.IG OATAKRH or THE BLADDAR.
srRANauARY AND BURNING. Oh PAINFUL
-l URlNATING.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
tbe Ohio 6tatesmram
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER II, 1863
Ratl ROAD limo rab;e.

Ratl Road Time Tabie.
Showing the arrival and departure OF traipsat Co'um.
tus ohio On and after November 18th, 1913, trains
uhl run as follows;
LITTLE MIAMI Il CoLUMBus & XENiA X. X.
Leave. Arrive.
oiucipu.tL, Dayton, Richmond
AID Indianapolis Night Ex- a, , =,
press. s........"..........'.' - a. ~ o'0 m'
Cincinnati Accommodation. D So A. NJ V'SoF. nj
Cinoinna Dayton, Richmond
and indianapolis Day Bx-
pTesa......s. ss.'.'''''''' ~ v. NJ w. ~ a NJ
Mail and Acoemmodation..... g.25 P. NJ 245P NJ.
7. LoC0H, Agent
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS Il CIsCINNATI r R.
Nipht ExpresS.. $50 A. NJ, los A. NJ.
feW Yors EJpress..".. ......lO 20 A. NJ. 2OP. m.
Mall and Exprel.."....... 3 % P. M $3.50 p NJ
JAMES PATTERsoN, Agent.
GENITAL ONO RAIL ROAD.
No. Express. 4.00A. NJ, 1.05P. N.
No. I Exp, to NeWark only. 10 20A NJ.
No. Express. ......".....- OOP. NJ. w ). m'
W. J. FELL, Agent.
Prrrf suRoH, CcgunBUs g. CINcirNATi R. r.
all Train. O0A.M M. 100 A. NJ.
Express T. iain. ..lo.2O A. NJ 10 - NJ
Aooommod dation ......:.s W T. III.
JOSEPH ROBINSON, Agent.
CoLumnus & InDIARIPoLIs r R LINE.
COLUMBUS, PouA AND lEDIINAR R.)
indianapolis Eipre s.....".. 25A NJ. 2Bp' M.
Indanai oils Express......... 80 p. M. 20 A. NJ
piqua aHxpIess............... 5.lO 7. NJ lUOV A. NJ
o'''"' A''''" '''''' A. Hill, Agent.
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Pay sIcIANS

fals day Of the Constitution Water will relieve you
like migc.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-26
DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED,
Positively without Pain,
WIIH TaE
NITR ROUs OXIDE GAS.

DR DInEERSON has SECURED the Fervi ,es Of DR..
PosD, OF New York for a few day, to assist him 10
Extract ng 'esth with the Nitrous UxiSe Ga. DR..
POND has alsrRe experience in pr p.rinR zdmia-
i.teriug Ihs Gas having hesn vi the celebrated r
C,lSon and administered 1t in thousasds Of eases'
Or loIroS first ppiei this Gas for surgical opera
monthS has exfracfs1 over FORE THousASb TgETH
with perfect satisfs tion.
he adSRntaee OF Nitrous Oxide over Ether and
ChlnrOform. ara:
TIRsr-It Is perfectly harmless 10 injury v a. sv-
er known to fOiiov 3 fnh t'aIi0n.
SECoSD The iutepslbility p-Oluosd is perfect
Wherr toe Gas ts pure and properly admins: erred;
1HREE-t is pleasant to tnhsle. having no disa-
Rreeabs I'm IL or taste, and Lever producer
aad sickness TO nothing Ot the eangsr Nhich Oft
en- attends ether or ehloToiorm-
FOURfH-1 he whole time occupied, Of Inhalation
teeth xtractIor, erd returning 10 peret conscious
ntss, d5es not es ceed three minutes From three
ten teeth car be extracted by dose depending on
location. tempsrsm mt and aga. No injury Tesults
from giving i've six doses in suecessi1n- waiting
afer Osch aosa for the bleeding to subsids
FHrH-lt can be gwen with "a city in al sorts and
stages of disras. Can be siren to persoBs suffering
from consumption hssIt dsease rush q blood TO The
head, Sc, with no ba efi-cts
Many hpndred t.slimoaials mi i. h be presented
but ths following. from he key. chos G. isb0rn OF
hsd SIX firmly rooted eth eXirsc ed Whfie under
he naenos Of the Nitrous 0xide ss, adminispsTtd
BY Frof CIl' man During the op-rzti n 1 experi-
eneed no pain, ard va delighted, on ret-rnii 70
conscieust ss 70 find that my eeth had teen rsui0y
ed without di-aEreeahls fBnf alton. ] ani.ysi q
moe dzhghuul dream w iie aslsep. / have expsri-
enced no tuoopYeDisace from the admnis ration Of
u
teeth racted il7 under the influence of the same
Gas and he p0Iirnce AMI tesi imony sccords per
tectiy lob niue. / was induced 10 submit 10 the
operation IN ronsequ9nes Of the tes irony II rev-ral
membeTsCfmy church and congregation, who in
form me Iir teeth had ben sXIsci.d without
paiR Viii they were undsr f-e influence of this
powerful remedial agent"
70 those NhO hAEs been tortured By submi ting to
the extraction ct their teeth Whie vividy CO. sci1ns
and who d dssirs more excellent way OF rsmCV ng
these ISfiend ns memhsrs," / can cod ally recon-
mend Prof ConOn and hts ski.lful assistant
81 sBtisis In the City or Tlcini;y, ssrdingpS-
hsn'=, CO. bsVe them retained wish their modths
ready for the impression.
0fdo- 2II eupe i.r.-t NArhle Ts'ne% r9n '2I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-26

ffranslation-( From the Frsnch,l
AfsBr having play on the Pianos OF Messrs Enaba
o., il ia impossible bear testimony to their
auniites, which have acquired tor them the eminent
/ reputation which they ENJOY. Ths Pisnos q thsiF
= remarkabe N tke-r qualities OF F0sE- Ths BaEg
& DoEoT o. without hsrshnsss and The nppsr noteS
and do not hesitate 10 expires In regard 10 these s
struments my entire satstactOn and 70 Gaoiars hat
tneY are equal Il not su5e7ior 20 tae best maluhc-
tuEed IN Eurc ths country b. the most ceiebra-
ed makers. lsisasdl L. n. sOTIsJHAIK-
To MaasTz. WE ksAss q Co., Baltiusrs;-I osn.
not but Congratulate you upon the inmoass progress
your Planes, which In ny opinion, rank smone thS
TsTy best IN tho country. II. sfRGKoscH.
Nj. GEo. a. BGaLoW:-Thsss nob!s lnstrumsutI
gos5ss8 immense resources Of power and sERrsIsion
rich and sympathetic Whils The hirh nLtes rs brsl
hanti clear and pure - silver bells. p y HII
4. .To,ts- and s--- -, 4 y,
the finest OF which the PianOiorts Is susceptfbis
satAFtists, and are csBs5Is Of randeTing ths fhsst
compositions kaoWu II Fais realm of Art.
EEIZA SHEPHERD,
Cleveland, D.
Hr. G. A. BARL0E, Dear slr IT gives ne plsssur
&c state bat consiter tho Enshe Piano equal 70 Az
snd snio5 70 most instruments 2 ade i1 thi5 coun-
Try especially Ia riclnssa ana FOluElo oi tors.
Having used Que ot the same for ten OF more houTl
o. eaen DAY ior I've yefs ieel eonhdent IN recon-
msrdins them to all Who HnacquAintad With thsiR
great qualities am, reapeetfliiy Eoqrsl
Teacher OF NnsIe Cleveland FsnSi ; seminar
g. A. BARLOW, Dear atr:-it gives ne Is0cb pieaI
arc TO be abs 70 ssg, thet consider Kna5es Piano
be suest, both in g1ilIc end sssiressi which IhAYa
gTer play Cd upon, either n America 81 Eurupe.
Theosdals operate with better sTs.t than in Any
ofhsrils truEsenis a1G - fsets lbsa motto mag
trliy h5, stEzcel5ior.H Hu5. O 3. DOUGLAS,
Teacher OF husic, Olsssland.
--FroL Il. ]. TcTHEIuLE, Teacher Of Music IN EhS
Ohio Stst9 Blind Asf luf. writes % After exsuiinins
> large number OF Wm. E1sbs d Cos Piano Fortsl,
! unheaitatingly pronounce them superior to any I
1ass SO: InsiE sol5 2 {Ie I'D noosei tesT save
volume o. tone or poser have usysr heard ezcalied
They combine With Inc tocchi dsrth, ggeoknna q
tors, parity and durahiiisT.'' %
- bat the EEac8 Plano Is superior % al otheI
msds IN this country, for rEisncy, sweetnezs, a1d
TOlums q tone nees only 20 Be heard % convince 70
ths ia2t. -lSs1to Joarnsl, UoiEmbus, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-26

Five girls dressed In male attire arrived
q Louisville the other day, in party Of
Uree hundred prisoners
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-26

To MsasTs- WE. ksAss q Co.. Bsltimors:-I oan.
not but congratulate you upon the ium0ase progress
and improvements which you continually make Ol
your Pianos, which In ny opiHi0n, rank among Tia
gsry best In tho eOunt-y. h. sfRAk0SoH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-26

It announced that the Russian vessels
Of war now in New York hsrbor will sail
soon for Hampton Roads, where they will
spend the winter. The Government has
offered them the Brooklyn navy yard to
Epend the wintsr In, but the offer has been
eOurteously defined, the Admiral asserting
that WhIls the anchorage at Fortress Mon
roe would be ssfer ard better, he would be
able to keep his officers and men on chip
board, which Il was now impossible 10 DO.
Ths chief object ia coming 20 This
country was to practice gunreFy, but that
they had not passed whole day On their
vessel since their arrival, and had scarce-
IL devoted an hour 10 it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-26

Admiral shubrlek fell suddenly I'll on
Rfiaay night. he has partially recovered.
lie entered the Navy in 1905, and though
on the retired list, by the operation OF the
Law Of 1861, he has continued in active
service. snd Is nov President Of the Light
House Beard. f- .-.a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-26

fsa New York Is to have Pair for the ben
eft OF the Sanitary Commissian, which is
u bs opened on ths 22iof February, 1854.
e The women Of New York are to take
charge, committees bsing duly arranged
for the management OF ell departments.
Nobody will be denied the privilege of con
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-26
RaElIsh Nrltsr. .rs wetlinr up

Rnglish writer's are working up the
AneFioon war in all sorts Of shapes,
ano1g the rest into novels, in one Of which
Henry Ward Beeoher figures ss Rev. Mr..
Hsrdpreaeher, and Miss Dickinson, the
orator, as Caroline Cleverball. Fame has
.seiEsd Gen. Mcclellan; be has been done
in wax, end sdded to Madame Tussaud's 8
collection in London.
"a ne remark said to have been ascribed
70 President Lincoln By Wendell Phillips
% the effect that "the greatest folly of his
1ife Was The issuing Of the Emancipation
u Preelamstion," out Of which such Copper
head jouresls as the World and National
Intsllgencer are attempting to make DO.
ntioAl espital, is emphstically pronounced
in high quarters to be altogether untrue.
he AdriGn Estch.Tower says: As the
evening train from Toledo was on It's way
West on Thursday evening last, singular
AFFAIR occurred. Il appears little child
about six years Of age left It's mother q
passenger, and walked ont Of the door Of
The car snd straight of the platform. The
train was stopped as soon as practicable,
and s party sent back to e. the child or
its body. After prOceedlBg shcrt dis
taaee, they net thelittle one following the
trin, and entirely uaiDjursd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-26

A gay ami dsshlng winter is predicted
ieNsW York tits fsat often remarked,
& that the people Of wealth and refinement,
Who prior 70 the war were accustomed TO
give parties, have uoi, since the war, dis
played their customary gaiety. When the
nation Is at war, social extra Tagsnos is IN
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Real EsTaTE,
pRAYTON 4 sTOOKWEIL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Once No. 5 AtFatsr Bsilding. Entrance throosb
the LnsurBncs Ofice OF n. b. BraYb0r.



HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sALH
Brick Dwellings, Ncs. l0i and loo Ercisd Street
Lots rqaning through to Huron street. Ysry
Lot on Michigan street. s4xI55 eet e. 600 dowa and
the balance in one, ~ 0 and three years
Fra no Homo on Huron street. Lot 81 feet trcnk
running through 70 High street.
FrEE1e Houss on Clint0n street, near Duane street.
Lot TX y feet. srice 81 COO.
IEo-St0rF Efsui8 GCuzs on Lake street, ouposfts
Clinton Sark. Lot COX 10 feet. Price s. 550
frarus House on 81. Cla,r street. bot llxis0 tsst
Price "a 90.
Frame II use on SIbley strest Lot 5sxl4s fest
PoEsessi1 n given Isl Of April.
ouse and lot No. s73 kinsman Street, lot I10rs51
house has al the modern improvements Of hot
and cod water and Gas throughout, furnace,
nIurbiJ mauties, &C.
large, and elegant brick house and barn, Cur
ner kin,man and Forrest Street lot 2951395.-
Terms easy.
B4 hopse and lot on St. Clair Street, near Bono,
good fruit, water gas, &C A very desirable PROP
erty TO rent or fer a homestead.
Franc House and lot i39 kinsman Street, ssx3nO,
good we'll Of water. fruit, bnrn, &C. Terms easy.
Azo lot IN rear Of above on Orange Street s2El25
Prize SO per fOo..
d sirabIe house and lot IN Hudson to exchange for
city property.
Frame house and lot No. los Kinsman Street lot 5T
l62s good fruit and we'll. Price a., so.
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FARMs FOR SALE,
LITTLE, Dealer IN REAL

La ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks Hns on
band q large lot Of Farms and Farming Lands in
this stats, iowa Wisconsin and Illinois
HB-O6ce over No. 80, south side OF Pub. square
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I AND UFFICE.-H. II. LITTLE
a has Constantly on hand large nuRber Of i'm
proved Farms Tor sale for cash or on time, AlsO-a
variety Of City aud Village Property and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will eaJhsnge for BARNS, City Personal
Property Oe7e in Atwstsr building, Nos, and ),
I'd doOr. mayi9 7
u EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEY hc,
AZ liormerly Of the urn OF Llttlss a Keyes,J ass
oDsnsd Real Estate Once In Rousss Block, cornsF
o. HuperiorSg and Public Square, and hasc0nsfanflF
hand several thousand acres Of hrst quality Ears
ng LandH in the States ofIoHa Wisccn and Eiigs
kou to exchange city country Properly; alsol
or an. kinds oi 1ars1nAi property. Part cash pait
-
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P | A N o S.
Every Piano FafFantedfor FiVe TeaFs,
And the priylIas srsxehangs given at any tiusvith
ak month
OLD PlIa0 40 EEI0OE0Hs TlIEnm EIrglaa
ALSO-OH HAND.
As1oseoHs, Snail isatrsrssHts, SiriHgs, ~

Among the mrny certificates Of the sxoeIIsncs and
usEt5 O1thess Pianos, would refer 70 the folloa.
nEs-
ME. W. EAAsE, Baltimore, Dss- sir:-I have areai
pleasure in certifying shat have tried Yo1 sdusrs
Pia2oss aud ind them equal, II not superior, 10 any
h. tnis country Among their great Qualities which
distinguish the Is the eVanneas Of tone the sgrss-
able and easy touch and Tol1me Of tone. WiahfnH
Tou all the Success you 50 highly deserve.
n Al g5r vf4rr fr-nIr
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NaneEa.
s-THE PURTJC ARE

.Nf0TIGE.-THE PUBLIC ARE
j y hsr 6g informed that nave sold ont my stock
q Gl0ds sud fO05 viii Of my former Sire No l46
&upsrioFSt, ClrvelEpd. te E.fC. JON IS who will
slefteT glrfy the AusinAsa e. 7hb old sand and
whoa FecdEnsnend 10 ny old cusT0mers.
All persons indebted TO me will please Ray at said
StQrf.
N5T. Is, Isss-l27' c. JONES.