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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-22
Building Alateria!e.

nRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Land Drains,
~ Garden Vases, Fire Bick oreen House Malt XIII aud
Flooring Tiles, SC. Long lssnd Pottery. Depo, 28 Peayt
I EAkY ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint
"A foot, according to condition. AND WAR.
TAINTED $50 Grandt. 81 Park 1913 Bowery. 375 9,.
sy 500 6thav, 40 Sh.av II 7h.s., Nilzmsbufsh aud
corner Of Oxford vt. and Fultoniy.. Brooklyn.
MARBLE MANTLES.-Ify you want an excel.
IVA lent ard cheap OF Marble Mante, buy them =.
kLABEgS, No 81 IStav., near Jdst, ~ L. Ii 10 the best
place.
MARBLE MANILES.-Tbe best place in the
~ IA city where the cheapest MARBLE NANTES Ne
be bougnt. is ut A. KLAhERS Marhls Yard No. 400
Esst l6tb-st Ueaf 3day New-Y0IA- lCut this out)
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Nov Resdy.l
NO nI-BULL RUN-BALEs BLUFF.
DEPARTMENT OF THE vEsT-YRENoNT.
snDg the report the Joint Committee on the Con-
duct Of Ae War relating tho battles OF Bull Run and Bs
Bluf and Of Department Of the West under command Of
MajoGenelsl Fremont. Price cents 81 per 100 S13
per 900. II sent by mail cent each. in addition will
be charged prepay postage when twenty or under are or
dsted hail cent EACH to prepay postage Cash
orders solicited.
Addr.n THE TRIBUNE.
New.York.
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BLACK SILKS brilliant lister st per yard
BLACK SILKS (oi boiled). at 81 and l0f per yard
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Mem 1snblltations.
Second Edition
LII ABOUT THE TAX LA W.

A LII ABOUT THE TAX LA W.
just Published:
AN D. BOOK
THE UNITED STATES TAX LAW.
With Ell tho Amendments passed by the last Congress-
Containing, IN addition to the Lew, upward Of
TWO HUNDRED DECISIONS
by the Commissioner, or,o,,e
MANY JUDICIAL EXPOSITIONS AND COPlOOS
NOTES AND EXPLANATIONS
Furoishng ,,.,. 81,
Fall Directions for every class Of business. ana al A
Property subiscI 20 the Excise Daty
Especially important TO ox,.,,r.
OFFICERS or THR REVENUE, RANKS lhsVhAHN H,Cs
HAsUPACIURKKs. MERCHANTS, MECHANIC
Hn PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
TO ILfNsEo HAVE 10 PAY TAXES, ..rv
AphabeAcafA KtapEed embracing every pursuit snue'o''
=, poMPIsp IEssEyroiAI sorRcEs By
Ahr&aa. REDF$ELD, esq, Counselor AZ Law
-, .,-
~ II tbi. ,yo,k the provisions OF the Law are greatly
~ 49, arranged iuto Books and Chapter Arr
49,. under which al the various subjects
T,s,ion license MODES Of Assessment and COLLECTION o.
80. Psnate. ssedpgs &c, sIs seParsely treated
! e1sidlted and explained
,xf6ps yAlko over 800 pages: bognd In cloth 81 "a
y ~ -. W. THE TRIBUNE, -
Tribune Buildings. NJ 4.
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prp Toooo.
BARGAINS!

DIpC,rYSI BARGAINS !
FOR THIS WEEKS TRADE
we will 0O0'ina ADDITIONAL b BARGAINS
SILKS sHAwLs. AND DRESS GOODS,
P0'I GREhr AUCTION SALES
'a''' VIC VIVA and at about LAST YEARS PRICES.
BLACK SILKS brilliant Ulster, ct ! per yard
BLACK SILKS (oI boled). at 81 and ioi per yard
uozAuBIouEs vALFNClAs, AND POPLISs. .. I2ie.,
$50, l9c. 2Oc- and 29e. yard
BLACK and DRAB ALPACAs, from AUCTION
MOURNING DRESS GOODS and SHAWLs.
Cheap, from Auction.
THE BEST STYLES OF AMERICAN PRINTS, at 40
10 lSc
Also,
HEAVY BARSSLEY DAMASKS from Auction, 5j6 81,
and II worth & to 8 IS per ysrd)
BLEACHED MUsLTSss At Ice and ioc- Per yGd.
4. BLEAcHED MUsLiSS, q. 2lc, 27c., esd aoa
400 Dozen Of LADIES and CENTS LINEN HANDKER
1t suction, at &C., lOc. llC 10 Gsnts srs) 2sc $780,
A GREAT BARGAIN
Also,
SUN UMBRELLAS. fine quality ct 81 80 each
Also,
QUILTS TABLE-CLoTns, LINENS, TOWELS. very
chesp.
Also
GREAT BARGAINS IN SHAWLS
STRIPED BRocHE sHAwLs tau wooD a. So, S, 80
worth S5 80 aud S6l
STRIPED BRoCHE sHAwLs superior quslity 81 50 to
sc (worth 81 80 10 slO).
FASHIONABLE GRENADlNE SHAWLS, 90 % escn
(worth 63l. 49,
CHECKED WOOL sHAWLS. new designs, at eat g.
BARGAINS RECEIVING DAILY FROM AUCTION AND
". X PEYToH,
No. g7i BOWERY near Houstop-ss.
AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
IA EVERY DEPARTMENT CROWDED
WITH NEW GOODsIl
RIDB ONS FROM -FOUR LARGE AUCTION BALES,
READY TO-DAY.
DRAB RIBBONS, from Narrow 70 Widest! -,
All tie Fashionable Shades In Rich Tain Color' With
Corded fdgcs-Cheapcst ihi season.
Also line Of W6ITE and BLACK RIBBONS. snd be-
tween Three Pour Hundred Cartoons Of hch Pas BON
NET RIBBONS. below last weeks Prices.
EDWARD RIDLEY.
MOI. 81 and 3lll Grsnd-st.. and No. CO Alent.,
rY- Fnh block east from tue Bowery.
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Dentislrp.
6tatlonerp ano 9arrp Gooos.

GOLD PENS, Wholesale ard Tetail-Genuine
W goods tho best Fountain Pen 10 tie worlds send .snIp
DEADY.-Our new styles Of PLATED TEA
IL SETS COFFEE URNS ICE PITCHERS, CAKE
BASKETS FORKS, SPOONS &c. Der assortment Of ster.
ling slLVERWARE, File WATCHES, and Rich JEW
ELRY. ALBUMS EkNCY GOODS, &c. never larger o.
better J. II. JOHNSTON & Co. Matchmaker. and Jewel.
.rs. No. $50 Bowery, cor Broome-st, N. Y.
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Groceries ano l1ropisloils.

AN GILLIESS PER
80 CENTS OLD PLANTATION ! POUND.
COFF BE-.
To al lovers Of fue Favored Coiee.
We have upd arrangement. whereby We shall receive
about go bales ~ month OF
OH PLANTATION COFFEE
which offer III. public superior beverage 10 any
heretofore sod ia this market. -
TIE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
which the only receivers an1 &nuisetnTsf 10 su-
reror 10 the Coffee usually sod such Mocha Java, Mas
eabo Sc Hotels private families, boarding houses rsaIau'
tants, 60, will md . -
paE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
more reliable than ordnHy Coffee by mode q
preparation & will be ou8d TO contain perfect uniformity %
strength aud flavor
Put up only IN pound psckases6O pounds tn esss'
with full directions IN each package.
For sale by gT0cers generally.
Price Is Cents per POUND liberal 'count 10 the trade
WRIGHT GlLllES BRO,
Nos. 49, 80 and 237 " a,hinston-s., \. u,
lmporess aud Manniactnfeh
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QIHE TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.

No. 1.-THE CONDUCT Of THE WAX
Nov Ready.
The Report Of the Joint Committee Of Oonsfs" On 'n'
Conduct Of the War respecting the management and opera
g., f,h Armv ~ IN. Potomac while commanded by Gen
M.Clau.n ia is.ued BY us In pamphlet of thirtytwo
pages Price oeHt,i So SO per ZOE, $40 per 900.
If by mail one cent in addition viii be charged to prepay
postage.
It also contains Lord Lyonss letter to Earl Russell giving
an account Of hs conferences With the Conserve
tive leaders"
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Boots an0 Shoes.

tb0 SO 80, 81, and 81 50.--SH0ES and
PO, CATERS! At JoSEss, Nos 10 aud !! Ana+sA
L ST. ease call and examine before pIfciasioE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-22

7 Asst GYMNASTIC RECEPTION and HOP
IL of the Winter gesson at BRADY'S Gymnasium NJ
20 St. Mark.pacs stbst Tickets DO obtained q d,
members and a. the Gym1shum.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-16
Summer 1853

lino tann Sbnen babel nidt Derbebren bof
Die l9eue, i4iidterne, in fid, 5eIbf1 m;str1,,l-
1lpe Sallnn9 oelelben mid ttef etortffeu
pal, penn ltc tetdtt9t mir, buB Sbre friibes
rem Sdritte nj flia re4t erfclslos oemeien
Ietn mh11en. ga, freine Giebe ilnoe Nreun,
bin, sic fasen nit 9te4t, baE Sbre Wiptter
uno td4 etnit Die innis1ten Sreuncianen oe
melen ftno ollein id fitrdte, 8et9&en bal
nur mod cine Icbr unoeutliae Gtinnerunc
ntss mtinsr einltiSen .3uneisune far Iie, bo
| tbre Sp4ter iI4 nit folder 3urifd6altenteu
Setanaenbeit an mid lpenbet. - S1, meine
CUTE Gfotbilce, td mar in Der Tb1t biz
6reunotn 99rer tbeuren SHUTTER In ienen
9ltdltaen Nlter, mo bic 6reunbIdaft DieIer
N1men mod Uerrieut, neil meber @iaennut
nod Talla9eit bic Daintsn @nlpfin6uuaer
unlerer 6er3tt etfd(ttt baben. limb i'd
CLAUDE feinen beIIeru 8epeiS BON Der Sn,
nt9feit uuo 9lrftittisfeit meiner Treunb,
1Aaft fir ibre Wutter liefern 5u tSnnen, ol6
eur6 nteine SSreure ii6er bic @eleeenbeit,
tp,l9e Sic mir Seben, an Der GerIsrouua
Sbres 8ruoerS uno Sbrer t6euren Mutter
mttwirfen gu t6nnerl. Sbr @ntI&luB 1T elm
eoler, ebreneer, @lotbilOe. cem Iowpbl Der
SeBen BEG 5tnlmef8, aGs Der Qpbn elmer
innern unb inniscn 8efrtebt3ung Bel Sbnen
ielber fcl9en miro. = D1 ineine eieene Sc
iunoGeit 9ei&wddt 70 it rnein @utte nit
mir etnDeritanbe1 baB mir sic al8 @r3ies
berth fir unfere beiben iiingeren GG6terden
ing 5aus nebmeu, uno mir Beioe beselt nur
bic 8eflrdtltn9, sie mS4ten etlpa Ssbre
Oienlfe idrn oncerwdrt8 perIa9t BADEN, bis
hieIe .3eilen Sbntn sufpmmeu Sollte pies
Der 6aI iein, 10 miiGen Sie Ii9 bort untet
aQen umltdnben lo85umaden lu6eu, bsnn
id le9e Sbrer glnfunft in fbrSeIfer 6riIt ent<
se8en, uno sic oiirfen mid In feinem Sale
iisen lalIelL pa idy i'm 2aufs 6ieieS Sommers
cine Saoetur eebruuten iou. 3uslet9 be-
auftra9t mid nlein lieber Mann, S9uen fir
S9re liebe Wutter nod eineit anbern Gntra8
gu MAIDEN QStr b1ben in einem Seittn.
aebdube unIereS 21nOGouleS eine feline
Wc9nun8 BON 6tpei 3tmmern nit 8iihe uno
allen @rfcrcernilen, 1pel6e mir ni9t pels
miet1en tpcllen, neil Gle 6enter gerube auf
ben Spielplat unleter Setnber minoen unb
gle 8cbnuns lid ii6er DEM @emGdsbuus
befinOet. Nber Sbrer 6rau Wutter lpu lte
9erne uulicnlt eiu9crdumt uno iie unS al8
Saus9sno1len lieb lmo pillfommen 5ein.
Damn bletbt Iie Sbneu uno Sic i9r uabe,
n"s Setb6en unp i6 moaen redt oft Die
&rinnerup -,'''s~~- - tf' = o. = :
r-4... Eprti. tun5 tOIat.I ..t
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Or q o 4 L t III.

0tsltsb tsS f6niseu Gplesiums bcr unsartte in 2On-
Ser @taaen Ter BEN orSft 8hetf Iencs 9etcnS In ben
Sslptalern ppn 2pabD Yaris @btlabepba unO anbsrsm
Stdttem suse6rnt bat punberbareu Setluuaen
S0saSe pO4 sGe It's Se 6 WSss Sci HtB; {5. H.
rdu8em SIT ebr eribrefen bic 5u pft errStb bsi
@letntsteiten II. / ~ lUurten aueenblidt9 geheu !.
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SerrenfletOerIaDen,

ESehs4srattftrahe NU. 35S inb 35SK
waeinen seebrten Greunben unO benz publituui made
i'd 6ernt bic 4n3eise, bns id baS IGcn eit 9abreu
bteeu pate eablrte @eSGt itbcrnpmmen babe uub be-
aSnbs elm rebbaltises Eager &Sueu SIib seorbeis
teten errenfIeibern neueter Gaccn gu ben bisen Bret
fen Dperatbis 9alteu unb aud Olte auf 9eeung dnfer
tiseu tperbe. Stre fir WiuterrSde nub Scien5enGe ia
aaen Sorteu unb 3u ueu Yretien. - Serner cine Nus
po6I GessnIAirme, StSde &C.. iOtpe ale in biees GaG
eiui6Gd9enbe GrtiteL .ua~. ''
~ Ile 9eftelunsen perbeu prompt biliS uue IN
tiirSefer 1rif duSefertist tperben. $780, --. e..o=7
: -. e. &atfer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-16

G8 oibt p,ee rni lenbr unS lbebeutente 0uadiaIber
weIbe Id ais &erse Bcten Hnp Dr. tcbutpns Mnfun-
htgunget cppi1ens SdutfGer Gteelpiter Gpmpenpuser
9eten an,tat her ebe g8tfeuY6a Ter Ntebt Fem ME-
brighten &srnfe pibmeten, itb jte egetaBt9 geboete
ben m ouibranoea bic Geuuetett Miller rtfbe nnetnflt
der QDele TT brs Sante tcnmen gertnedabeu un5 runi
rem. Or. 5bbnpn ldt eeBha6 fur rpttmen6tg 5n er-
sp6bnsr beruterS ir Srbe psld nit ffnent &Afr unbe-
tan tb cas- tre ge3aubtSun9en peer GplUme befdnbie
In ietner StiEce lteNen. ~''' XIX.
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liNBe,l Nfr Drelie.

Gte riel &Guieute lpee pGtrenb hr Ieeteu ebenSebu
Sabre III beet Mutat trtrt ben unb bic Waense MIDI
tiger pEntdrj ben Srera cnea wete Or iSrtnfOI
lbrt np Die eun86 Rapprrteure pele Gn6eye
periren bepptien. mcrpn ta5 @ublfum rteberbGlten
Nlal9u untrt6st wnb, 1p cnbl b in @e8ue af ietnen
Gbataer oS @bre1miut in Se5ug AMI Gbarlfter unb Ge
teutaltteeit Tnc Seeeueen cine tinreitenbf Gedbr-
letfRns. +s. l.s -o 4f.s. .tl-at
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bttenfen taB Gin geuntr Ga Gin eosr &Srrsr bic
nrtbmene t9ten Grcrternjhe SUr eeldeu 81 dIeiltett
no Sd pbne liee mro pe @e res Qtbans sur traurtgeN
pgeratrt, Die NuodeH fe5 yeb peTfnten il illle.
LID uno bic re!e wrO er0ren prn 0er5wciiluna nn0
landDlttcn 8etratturgen td5 Un8 BE 6reulen meIbe
Abeere beuieetu retweigert iAS ~ .. ..-tsr..
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DR.. Johnston,
Err sInb9e M5t, p.ider taljt..
mOse eUe 9Ofptta1.
Bur llntstogiadurB Der Quodlalbt,si ttabllrt.

Dsr sin;i5f plos II hsr 93slt, iUO ii6srs,
fGnelle uno 1 i ;ctde JIncs' ii ..
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Ossbsifat53ts Vsrioa:n.

Dter Spl4e wele M gu 1er9eiratben beabf9h9em unb i
p69ter Sdipdt Dtcr tne8 a4eere Sinbernih bewuSt
{nb, iO1tet unperIs Or. ctn.on 3u Natbe 3eGet.
@ae tuternille geben 6e as pbpde Eoer eeif0e 8ers
riras Neti6arit ser 0e oeH 3itern uHb Gdpde, oper
8 idbptIng Ter bted(iGtea &u tperben hnea furirt.
Dr SUSnitpn ier,ief tann ibnt o5 einsm Gbrenmanne
obne urt i aucerraueu pn6 5Apertlt duf feline 6rBt
tide @elhifl6feit per[aien - Il :. .--.--.
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@sfd6,lt&e &rantbelt.

gDenn ber irregeeitete unftus Singing ousinbtt bas
ct BEN &en 6ier l4merSbaen &rantlsit tn9 an9enrm-
atl Ser bic Tur4t por &ntteduu3 tbn abfreft i4
ene u wenten ou wt@e in 8ol5e ibr:r @rste9una anO
pdret 10 lanoe Bis bic S9mpp ctaieS redIten uebels
pie L. 9. etn nit &seGpl en- entdntee Nats, cine bbie
gtae 6emers i'm fppe n6 III ten giatern AbHabme res
@eiidtS Gaubbett &usw de her Saut &ncen een Sci
men unb Qrme Sinnen i'm Geit tte unb len Grtrentd-
ten @ seieen tann biee nebel nit elmer treGlt@et
ste gdeHtnpden tadSeM tas Gpfer brr r6baret Srant
belt et @eetnanb res MitfsSs p:ro utb ter &rb einen
bredltden 4eben tleurh Elm @p6e a6 bag CT tbn mad
enem Q1nbe qrins rrn fcu Retrter 5urdtebrt
Gs iii cine traurise 5lGIae baS &1uente bieier rr9-
bdret @rautteit Nprr altn IN Scee her tse ttds
lttett unrenter Nraber peie turb MnweubunS jelttS
t6tt6en GjiIes res Ni tNr' bic Gcniturn psrniden unb
BEN Ge te5 yetens 1t ein sleubeS 01eiu oerpaueelH
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aeheinca alranf1tttem

eeuad}t reren aI8 "a n0: 3tr9un9 98unibieFett Sd0de
in BEN @ufen nnb se ltetern @nslnbunsn Der Nisren
eenf6waae Wlatttget 0ieterseftld9enbet @erRanbe8-
i6wd4e per8Dpen & did ern6et 3tttsrn, @usenIawdte
SGwtnbel Grpfltmers, @ntJlnbun9 he8 SdeS, ber Hdf
Ter 0un6f hes d9en8 her Etn lewtte uno daer jtrer
lletel bic bon 9eniien gstetmen Gfpo6nbesn usenb
welte tbrsn Spern 8ei6rt9er at ais fsr Strenen Sc
fang ben Ged6rter teS u5iiee berribren u6 pcnn ht
ses 9efetlt merbrn t6e slanenofe Dfnunsen sernt8-
ten G6wade Ger G0nft1pn terpcrbrtngen BITE @te
29lt MAIDEN un5 sulsgt ben G0rper uab Stnn ser6ren
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Wn nttm:s.

pelder Se Ssiluna ron eefen Srdntbsiien G;et Gene
Wlittl unb 9ebantIung inO alien anseyrn sas@ unte-
tannt Gr III teransbiltet bDn etne Seben neiGe6 Ct tn
les ;ubadte, ndmltb: Gnelnnbr 8ranfre9 nrb In hem
lpdes BON Btabelpbia H. I. 10. b bat cine nS5ebebn
tere Wrarts ais ale anbereA Merste bsr QDelt. Ji5
Der pelGer d ber pIleee beS Dr. SObnfpn arHem Gtbt
nn fen pertraue au iene Gbr ais Ieann unb ietne @e
fbidlt6tet ais Mrjt. -.l- 1s-.s L 4r ana Is
1Gnb ppR Saltmcrefrr neben ber i,@rbsitsreals" g y
6anttrantbeiten werbem 1Hmeu 9rbetIt. Ga
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11nae9u uls,

rpn bUSen Qeuen seer in Der Sue letren tere SOL
een tie oGnd9ut6 lparen, ielbt i'm Staie eur@ @rluO,
net, bic, we1tu ungette he @te unmS8lt@ MAIDEN urS
a6rper nnb Ge serftren ou ten orrt tie nSttJyn dit.
te tbun, Sp9e @erpnen maheu, tevrr tie eneter an tie
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SJuraf WdQuer.

Se0nSers el@e lie Cper reR geteimen &ur8 8ewercsn
ub baS dbrli 10 ptsle EauferHe IN etn u tribes @rnb
geiBt, pelfe tu ibrs ebateneu Galent nb entmdelen
gerfGntesfrofte init tem Opuner her retamft ben Ses
nat beeeert no Ter 2er besdubernce Gone enlsdt bdben
mlrten ln6aen ii4 nit opgem Nertrauen nabet. y. IL
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8tTol b5re ~ t:1h'tr /,

Or Solution btet oGen 1enen ieine 5Rle an, pelde i
bure9 6le eetsn,e uinorite, @ef nnb 8Srper aer
fGrene ur bic @r6et bic @elea l1ae te unf1bi9
madtente Qafer 9eldrrddbt bdbcl 4.
Ster ub inse rer trduri5n unS ttlasensSert9en 8cl
een bcr ruben @emrbnbeen res Yofers fu de int &its
fen unb ben 6etsrn, Srterser i'm Srpf SWde he's Ge-
tS 0erlu Der W feltraft Sefttppieu ne bSie luribe
dssni6wi6c nnprbnuna ter Iert0uuusS SreGne, d1se-
metne GnttraitutS. Gsnprre Der S4ptnbiudt. -1-E"C
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Die ibredbden 8trfunsen he8 2aerS inS sbr 3u far&-
ten. Geru @ebi6tnties 8ettprrung ter Sheen Ge<
brudbei ber Geifeefafte b6e Qtnun0en Nbueteun8
Ter GefeGItdft ut rad @tniamtete, Wstranen 9esen
f6 itlSt 5ul tanft u /. ~. itnb einise Ger i6lmmen
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fs71 CO. ytidt su iiberieben.
fTS Or. Snlsbcrser's alIsemeine
NE Tluftinftnr, a3s r99
HS bts t4 birstt Don Dsutl6lano bebsbe.
A &idberes 9iIfs. unS SausmttteI
. seseu alle rbeumdti&en Seranf6eiten, isiife ine
M s IA GrtGltuus, S@arGa6 fteber, NeaferH
: pber 9Iattern, iOtpie ensiS in ieiner Grt
+ CUR 8erbutuns BON @idt nnb SSlige ft1ere
E1iIlB Seluus 6cn eiusetreteuer StSruus bes Orsa@
ui8mus I'M enI6I@en SSrper. 8eionberS gu enipeblen
aeoeu SlS6uugeu, @ercpuus, SlutanbranS, trampfar7
os MnfS[e ieo(idber 4rt fieber 8e6pereeu Der Srfs
bes 1tasens unb 1nterlebes. @aBresi If aus @ebrauss
autpeiiunaen Bel mir Su erieRen. 3a '-+
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guaAR-OoAT1p. LYVIaHrAB1s

Tho Oldest Cheapest and most Reliable Family
Medicine in use. More used than any otheT kind.
Prfoe % oentH-5I Pills in o box. See Circulars.
EE5-SOld by strong 4 Armstrong, Benton Brother
q W. Palmer, Churchill Bro. Also, ct WholeSsl
Upd rstnII ~ III Ontarfo-St., Cleveland, By
G. G. EORRIS, Gen'l Agent,
For Ohio, Michigan and Indiana
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rr.n.Istion-cFron tina f;.6ss 3; GsAIaERs. I

am, Sir, yOurs ysTy fruly,
Frransstion-(Erom tis Ffs5eh- 1i5ls = me-
After having playedion the Pianos OF fsssrs Knab,
O9 Il is imeossihle not TO bear testimony to their
qualities, which have acquired for them the srainsnt
reputation which they enjoy. The Pianos of their
mAnuiactuTe, on which have played, exceeding,
. power ul, without bsrshnesa and the upper notes
ISeet clear and hsEmoniouslT mellow lehrystilianl
Itrumsnts my entire aatsiacton and to declare that
they are equal not superior 70 the best Ranufao-
sneo N EUROPE o TINS country by the most cslebra-
ted maksrs. lsignedl L. n. GOTTs0HALKs
To Msssrs. WIZ. KEAsE 8 Co. BaItimors.-1 ..n.
not but congratulate you upon the immease pToFTes
and improvements which you Continually pske On
yS sss n Ss Sa o0antT II % 0'ni0P TsPs 1Ssg ne
Nj. GEo. A BARLow:-Thsss noble Ipssrumsnt,
Rossess immense resources 81 power and expressly /
The bass Is sonorous and grand the middle rsEiT ar
Eieh and sympethete; While the high nCtss are ori
LIANT clear and pare as silver bells.
The scale i5 even without single aaE; thR action
Y y smooth and merySoqsly cay and the peal ssst5
In word. Knabes Planes are worthy u the Trest-
estArtlsts and are capable Of rendering the hneSt
ELIZA SEEPHERD,
M. g, A. BARLOW, Dear Sir :-It sdTss ms 1issSur
70 state that oonaider the Knehe Piano eonsffosn
and superior to most instruments made IN thil coun
Having used one Of the ssIae for TN or more hourV
Of each day, for two YeATs, feel confident IN recon-
msnding them 70 al Who are unacouafpt I'd sh tboiF
II C.P. EERHED.
Tnaehsf Of Mu1lc Cleveland FsraaI taTlIrs.r
g. A, BARLOW, Dear SiT:-It gives me much pieas
ure 70 be able % say that consider Knabss Piano
be nnest, both IN volume and sweetness which have
tver played upon, either u America or EurOpe
Theps dals operate with better effect than In 49,
otheTns trumsnts5 and in fact Knsbe's motto laay.
truly Be, "EzcelaiOr-" Mrs o. s. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of huIio. OlsVeland
PROT. d. J. EoTHEAsLE, Teacher q KasSs IN th..
Ohio State Blind Asylum writes tA aIarniuiuns
large number Of Wm- knabe 3 Cos Piano R.SrtsS
unhesitAtingly pronounce then superior t. - 1
have seen Their tone Is grand and noble; fhS 81
great capacity for sustaining the sOuAds y st
volume Of tone or power have mover hssy a ii 5s
They combine With me touch depth, t -
tone, purity aEd durability" sNesthe0 "
That the Knabe Piano 70 81 ,.-t,r E, as otbsr.
1aoe IN this country, -5r briI 5o .usatIs.s anS
~ ~, IS' st hrds only > Be heard to convince 10
srgis:Rsg '--9 01i Ia Uolumbuss OhiOs
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A MAN OF A THOUsANDl
A ooNsuMPr1YE CURED

DIR, II. JAMES, Retired Physician oiyrs1t
emiuence, discovered, while in the East Indies,l
ceI tain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Brenchtis,
Coughs Colds and General Debility. The remedy
was discovered by him when his only child daugh
ter was given up 10 die. His child was cured, andt
now alive and well. DESTROYS OF benehthng bis y
low mOrtals, he will send to those VINO wish y IN
recipe Containing full directions for making and sue
oessfuiy using this remedy free, on receipt OF theI
nomes, with two stamps 10 pay expenses, There IS
NOT single case of Consumption that IL does not at
once take hold Of and dissipate Night sweats, pee
yahness irritation Of the nerves, failure Of me mory
dificuG axpectOratiOn, sharp pains in the lungs5o
throat chilly sensations, nausea at the stomscht
actor of the bowels, wasting away of the muscles.
DzI-The writer will please state the name Of thep
psr they see this advertiment in Address,
OHADDOCk & co.,
Iyl3-452 225 North fd-St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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FARMS, CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS ZOE
SALE Or EXnHANGE-


.Ht. SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
very desirable Couatry Residence on the ST. Clair
Road. The residence OF Il. q. Morse, Esq 81
miles from the Post Oficei smOdern built gothic
house, with 10 OF IS acres hiEhly improved land,
with every variety Of fruit, handsome Fish
Pond, &C. VII be sold very low
Cedar-St-7S or Is acres land, with house and barn.
fruit, stream Of Waiers &C. A nice property
cheap.
Cheshire z t-Handsome tWo-story house, nearly
new, with marble mantles, gas, &c. Lot Skis
feet desirable property e4500.
Huntington -St-Double frame house. with barn. Lot
5OXl5O feet. 5000.
kinsman-St, near Erie-Large house with every
c7nYeuience- Barn and lot 66x390 feet. 5000.
Bend St--House, two stories, with douple parlors,
water, gas, bath room, barn. &C. 5000.
Case Ayenue-TWo story frame house in Italian villa
style, with lot 50x2sOfse. sa0O
CrCss-StEWO houses and lot to exchange for farm.
Columbus-St. West Side-A large two story house
and lot ssxl5l feet, on corner, with all kinds Of
fruit, barn, sc,
Tracy-St., West Side--TWo houses and lets.
University Heights-Large one and a half story
house and lot, 66x3U0 feet. e2OQO
lO0x2OO feet.
very Valuable Farm--In Mentor, Lake county, on
the old stage road TO Painesyille. $50 sandy
loan and bottom land, we'll Watered, with large
and conveniently arranged buildings. orchard &C
WATrensville-fsTm OF 60 acres to exchange Tor q
House and Lot in this City.
Farm and Village Property-In Monroe township,
buildings, Ons Of l69 acres and one OF 81 acres
Also, 10 acres with house, in village. VIII ex-
change whole or part for house ana lot In tity OF
for iarm or property near good school.
JHO. q. JENNINGS,
oct20 Atwater Building foot of SuDerior-St