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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
American Il Foreign Patents
r. II. EDDY


h'VAsiAiA OI OF fsfI I'm IN.
ii'e Agent OF L. S Patent O1cr Nashinuoa unl,,
me Aoio 1871
10 state street. opposite IGilby ST., Boston
4 FrER an extensive Practice of inward, oe,y.n,.
a years cuutiuuestosccutt palentstnthe limited So,
-d'o 10 ettil hti3n France, and other foreign Conn
it'' CaFrat7 specifications, Assignments aud ali Pa
pes0 Drawings for Patents rfecuted an tth.,.I -,
and with despatch Researches made mia A.,i as'hu
totclgn WORKS, Ia determine the validity or uv of %
tes INVENTIONS, land legautothef advcefendet,d -
s 9'.eis yuuthne the same. Copies of the claims ot
w nlehl Infhlshtd by rem'iung one Dollar Assign
menisfecofded al Washington ''t'
ne Agency Is not ouly the largest Ia New Fnpland
~, t.olsh u inventors have ady1ntaees forsecurng
patn~'ol 9scetl9inlng the patentbilly of invention
dhsufpassedhy, If not lmmeasurs
San De erred them elsewhere. The teslimoni,is b,a
f,T LYNN Ii9.e tnet none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THF
:. rii gsr ~ lhan the subscribers and as SUCCESS
~ the hes PROOF or ADVANTAGES Ann AMI
"oud add mat he has abundant reason tnbeiieys
@ gloNe' tha AN other Office Of The KIND are The
"a'Ecs i"t professional services moderate The i'm
mense practice of the subscriber dutnp twenty v,s..
49, nu, ehahled MN TO accumulate vast collection
IN az official decisions relative to patents
nesdes hise Nensive library Of lepaland meebnn
eal works, and iulOccuuute Of patents pranieJ in H.
'u e,ates lha europe, render him able beyond qu,s
o eutt superior facilities for obtaining patents
Alnece,sltN OF a journey TO Washington Ia ntncnt. ,
Inventors. ''''' ''o mere save
TEsTIMoNIALs.
regard Mr. Eddy as enc Of ne most eapas,, aud a.,
course. INV "uu uhVlal inter
CHAs' MASON Commissioner Of PATENT,
asv 90 hesitation IN assuring Inventors that the,
employ person more competent and itnst,yo,,hs
aau uote capable Of putting their applications In foYn
70 secure Tor them an early aud favorable eonsiis,ai
WV 'a''"' "m'e' EDMUND BuRkEn
avn - No., Late Commissioner Of Patents
,,, m,' H. ", Eddy has made TOT me rHIRTEPN ami
"a on an hu one Of which patents have psen r'an
gu, ana lhal one is now pending such nnmis,tb1
proof oil great talent aud ability on his mn, s api
e,omeaa an inventors TO apply to him To psosn,s Iha
lhry may be sure OF having the MAJ GnbS
rhn,rss on thtf cates aud at ve REASONABLE,
Dn,ibs e,,,,, ,.,.,,. JOHN AGGART.n
u''ns eieht months, the spbscihel In rnn,s. f Ma
siXTtpW Re made, on twice rejected application
st Ihs AfPEALS, EVERY ONE Of whisb nsa AZ
eded In his favor by The Commissioner o was De
Roston ma. q ,es, x. II. EDDY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28

2 a., a. W VERMONT, lDR0BATE COURTS within
~ De holden at the Probate Once in Montpelier in
on Tuesday Of each week during the wear
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re.
N4-sleu 10 attend to the same said court days.
o.cs,,ho., ,ooo T. X. MERRILL, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
a ii Bilious Diseases.
Livor Complaint.

MS disease 10 more prevalent than peop'e have nm
idea OF When the Liver is obstueted or inseite m,
blle impure and this impure bile carried into IA,
sectetons OF The system, the consequence h. m nm
healthy complex ion, or vellowness OF the SKIN attend
ed with pain In the right side also over the
honider-blade, Loss Of Appetite and Flesh,
Indigestion. Costlvcness, sc.
~ T. n scouLL OF Montpelier /, General As,p
Tor the New England State. Am orders Viii ba tsd
dressed TO him. ~ w Au
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28

Probate Counts within and Tor the District OF Ran
viz " NS'' 40 'oi''"o
A. ihe Probate Office in Brookded on the first Thurs
Al the Orange County Hotel in Cb,is.o mn .b ,Ii.a
Thursday of each month W '' ''''u
Thursday 10 each month 'P"' VI '''E 'ou'''
At J. H. Bowles' Hetel in Washington on the second
thursday IN February, May and August
BY order OF Court
Chelsea, December fst 1890 ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
G E P Il Lie PILLS
CURE
BILIOUS HEADACHE :

By The use Of these Pills the ptrJljI atlsSs1f ,rv
pug ~ SICK Headaches may bejregsdtei ann taken
lhe commencement Of an attack immediate relic
On pam ana sickness will be obtained
lhey seldom fail IN removing the nausea and beod
enc 10 which females are osubect
lhey act gently upon the boWcls-remoying Cos
Fof Literary Men, students Delicate Females and nj
pffsons OF -edehtary habits they are valuable "a Ian
1uNe improving the appetite giving tone and vigor d
ne digestive organs aud restoring the natural a3f..,
All strength Of the whole system ''
lhe CEfhALlC PILLS are the result oflong invest,
sauon ana carefully conducted experiment. ha,ir.
Oeeh Va use many years, during which time they have
prevented and relieved a vast amount of main and ami
tfhg rom Headache whether originating in he ner
'hs rFs'em or from deraneed state OF the stomach
lhvy arr entirely Vegetable in their congestion and
NAY Ie taken at all times with perfect saietr vithouf
ny change OF diet and the absence n any d,ssreabI
'''' renders 1t easy to administer TO children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSl
On each box. ~ "P''Hlul
SOD by Druggists and sll other Dealers in Medicine
BOX VIII be sent BY mail prepared on receipt Of th.
Price 80 Cents
All ordsfs should be addressedto
HENRY c. sPALDING.
a. Cedar Street Eev
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
ErastMs COOIl1s Esiafc.

IHt Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon.
ofaDIe Probate Coun for The District uf Randolph
hhl-sohefs, 10 receive examine and adjust all claims
ma utmhaa OF all persons. against the estate Of Eru5.
Jus CooL, la'e Of BfookGed, IN said district de-
represented ih.oyent and tletcm Of six months
from thi 30h day of March 1868 being allowed bv said
Coufl 10 e creditors nl tad decreased u exhibit and
prove lher respective claims before us Give notice mat
dwelling house Of Widow Kelsey Il Cook in Brock field
ID s4d district ON the touf Tuesdays Of May aud Sep
tmhe next at9 O'Clock IN inc forenoon on each If said
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28

Lord Lyons expects to spend the summer IN
Washington
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
spaiding's Prepared Glue e!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUEl
SAVE THE PIECES .

CAurIos.-As certain unprincipled persous A.. -,
tempting TO palm OF on the unsuspectnr public init.
hons oil my Prepared Glue, would caution ali nerso,.
"'A'm'ne before parehanS and Zee that the fulname
srALDNo's PREPARED GLUE,
fits ~ '"'uullh B counte
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
BUT FAIL aUAcEs ARE NorIGNoRAyr

notwithstanding the foregoing facts are known 70
suut Quick Uoc uis aud NustuIm Makers V,t re,srJ
ess OF the llie and health Of Others here are i6,ss
StnunE mem VINO VIII even porure thems .lye. contra
ih iug letvuiy 10 ihtlr pa' EMS or that it con
hihvu III Their Nusiruns that the uaI lee
ue ob'Al1eii Tor proIesstdy curng or the dollar ." ~
traction OF % may be obtained for the No.tr,r 4,
Is thus that many are deceived also md ns.l.sl s,
"'se amounts Tor experiment. with quackery.
DIR. L. DlX's
Veas es are very moder1ie Communications saereilv
confidential aud all may rely ON him with mn. .iS,ct
.is0y ana confidence whatever may be the olson.
oouiHlou OF situation OF any one married or single
United States 'i'N'' van I"''e ol lht
All letters quiring advice must contain one dollar 70
insure an answer ' '4'''' W
Address nR l. Dry M 81 ,.t,.... ..
Mass '"eVI boston
Boston, Jan. l, ls63 / year. o1
TO HE LADIES The celebrated DIR my ...
l ueuatll invites al ladies who need n N.Y. " At.
So, u,'r locali az hi, rooms Ne 81 Enaicoi,
street ho'on, Mas which they will find or,anssI ~
their special accommodation "'s'N 'Vi
~ niA haNll devoted over twenty wears IN INA.
FaVuut uiRhSh ul TIE treatment of all diseases ne,n
mar 10 females u Is nov cnlce led bv All fb.tL IN
vounll} anu IN tutop' that he eNces all other Epoan
oil al female complaints N'""' ''"'"aVn'
~, medicines are prepared with the express pprnos.
A'I ulseAe' such US debility moss mn
IL ~" sulPresphs rnargemen,s OF the womb niso
~ usohafees which dow fom a morbid s,ot" ,f ~
blood The Doctor Is now fully prrp,tet In ~, ,'
arstyle, both medically and sursie1l i ~ h'
call at 'f'N'u''y invited to
No II Endicott street, Boston.
return an answer '' NN"'~'u Que dodar To
Boston, Jan. |, 1868 -lyear. o.,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
Why Imperfect Pills Gripe.

The cause Of gripping, nausea, sickness, ta
Dob iiiy, that is Induced by = dose og drastic
lng !" their imperfect operation. u viii hg fie
duslIei hvnorI len Circulating b. tha system %
pehs' by these pills there would Dor but Nit
gripping Ills Tho absence Of the bile ana otr
which The imperfect pills iai to Jispc QUO 81 t'
MAl occasions the pam ny examining Oh 81
ua'e1 amer severe gripping they VIII pe h-al 81. 30
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
ONE TO SIX BOXES WILL CURE

cosTIVENEss, DYSPEPSIA,
CONSTIPATION, HEA~LEs
CONGESTION, MELANCHOLY
HEART DISEASES, HYsTEEICs.
DISEASES OF KIDNEY AMENORRuGA,
AND BLADDER, PAINTING,
DISEASES OF LIVER, DIZZINESS,
BlLloUsNEss, RUSH 40 rt0o1 Il
TYrHUs FEVER, TIN HEAD.
SHIP FEVER, DISTRACTIONS.
MALIGNANT fEvEs, RETENTION u rGrE
Loss or APrETlTE, uEorsY,
INDIGESTION, ACUTE EEYsulL
INFLAMMATION, HEADACHE,
rALpiTATloNs, DAD BREATH
SCARLET FEVER, INFLAMMATION
BILIOUS FEVER, THE INTESTINE,
JAUSDlCE, AralrtNy.
coNGEsrlvE FEVER, ENLARGEMENT f
sLEErLEssNEss, THE srEEN.
GENERAL DEBILITY, scuAyY,
DMNEss OF SIGHT wlooPNG c0rGu
FITS, WORM.
LoWNEss OF srIRITs, BAD DREAMS
QUiNsEY rLEURl,Y.
- also al Complaints Of Women, -a. %
hjhttla, Leucorrhwa 40 Whites, Wtukrs
lhs Discharges, Chlorosis, 1rttguiafiUr,
Suppression Of the Mcnsas Inummntlnn
ofthe Womb nr Hladdor, Diiicult Meustiua.
ton, and a. other Diseases or ro.aI .,nl. tf.i...
excessive fpeharFes or srrres.iaf ofU.e 0,u..
l.tie- who desire o. avoid he sa1r-u.s aHf
verHlc'- u these i-rsFaArur. or organic OBI.
N.as, should Dot omit % regulate TIER sg.t....
means o. one or tao 0r ROADWAY PILLS uar..r o.
week aud thus De free ROM .h- til., t.4 --...-
couysa.sacea t. which Ale. ar, CENTRALLY .,c.
WEIGH FACTS
DOCTOR kAuW if aft.. r.s ait...H.
fest ffai,r tta. fs.4 bore fr....t.
superiority 0f As lII. s. d. i...#... ...
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
Letter from DR.. Salmon Skinner

Dr. Rdd,ady a %
have, during the past four years used ya', '.ll
ales, and have recommended hum to Othci- ~ h
OosrIAISs, IMPOSITION, DYsrErsIA, sc. ! censa.
Ready Relief aud Regulating Pills unequlled Nv.
uaing Pills are mid in their operations and lh''-''
effective
The nrst desc should be large enough 70 pug .s
tour OF I'VE, and each successive duse be dImlN> .t
llli, unu reduced 70 one, and then repeater ~
ior week or ten days, A permanent cure W." '"'
iouoN. Yours, &c, .-t>xrg
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
DIR. RAILWAYS
SUDDEN. ITT.gCKS ~

INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS Fr
IOUS CHOLc BILIOUS FEVER ERy
SlPELAS, CONGESIIFE FEVER
SMALL POX, MEASLES, SOAR.
ET EENEU
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28

For many years | have been an ,ioi viii
uonal complaint, called DyspepsA-my sulsfus' 3D..
oech constant succession OF horrors have
thousands Of dollars with TIE hope Of res zns "
euih'ort and tranquility. An medication failed CIV,
lue, unul commenced 70 act upon the iulicoa' i''
lol gave lne on the 9th Of April, ls5s. ana noN.
using your Plus, feel like a new man God b'V
ana may this letter induce olhor suffering victim y Ut
AOeufssd nAAissl W Try the same mean%
i0uls ''''el' ". CAHgNTaR
ClRrENnRyltI, n. j., April 10th, 1859
heiirl. RadNdv q Co . ~ 4. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28

proudly re ers Professors aud respectable Pbvsieans
many Of whom consult i'm ~ critical ta.es becau.r
q ms acknowledged ihll and reputation. attained
'hrough 80 ng experience pra q and observation
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28

ss- DIR. Railways Pilis are sold by Nv
sists and store-Keepcrs la general
Boz contains 10 pills. Price 20 cts. pei '0.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28

10 avoid and escape lmpo Iuon Of Foreign and Ma
cities. 49,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
THE TRUE PILLS TO TAKE.
CASE OF DYSPEPSIA CURED

Inc only safe pills TO take are nr Railway
icy are Tho only pills that secure purcauau wt.
eton, and expel diseased humors from tat sys,4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03

A recent treaty concluded between the
Pope and the President Ecuador, s. A.,
imposes the most stringent requirements
in favor of Papists and against Protes-
tants, decreeing that the Roman Catholic
and apostolic religion is the religion of
the republic of Ecuador, and consequently
the exercise of any other worship, or the
existence of any society condemned by
the church, will not be permitted by the
republic; and that the education Of the
young in all public and private schools
shall be entirely conformed to the doctrines
of the Catholic religion, the teachers,
books, and everything connected with
them being submitted to the decision of the
bishops. While such intolerent decisions
are attempted to be forced upon the
Pope's subjects in Ecuador, some of the
leading advocates of Catholicism arc be-
gining to urge the true IDEAS of religious
liberty. At the recent congress of digni-
taIies and priests of the Catholic Church
held in Malines, Belgium, Cardinal Wise
man Of England, urged hberality toward
Professionalism. MOntalembert, distin-
guished snd eloquent French priest, in his
address, said, "Catholics who listen to
me, if yeu wish liberty yourselves, you
must wish it for others If you do not
wish it for yourselves, it will never be
granted you. Give it where you are mas
ters, in order that it may be given to you
where you are slaves"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03
Travelling by Railroad at the south.


A lady VINO has just arrived in this city
from Macon Georgia, where she has been
a teacher ak years, gives an interesting
account Of travelling BY rail down South.
She says that owing TO the dilapidated con-
dition Of the railways, and want Of loco
motive power, she was nearly four weeks
making the trip, including three days de-
tention in Richmond, where the rebels
tried to detsin her by telling her that the
Yankees would not allow her to pass their
lines She perse7eFed, however, and sue
ceeded. She says that the iron has besn
taken up from branch or Hnimpcrtant rail
ways to repair main lines, and in some
places wooden rails have been laid down.
The want Of locomotive power is seen eE-
erywhere. In one place the road was go
out Of repair that an engine could not
traverse it safely and there were no horses
ct hand to move cars, and they were like
y to be left at a stand-still. At length
one OK was obtained and hitched to the
passenger car in which this lady was.
At another place, under similar cirsum-
stances, she Was speeded on her journey
toward land Of freedom with one mule
hitehed to the passenger car. 1t is not
10 be wondered that her locomotion was
slow but she persevered with good cor1r-
age until at length she saw the Stars and
Stripes waving sloft when she was AL
most overcome with, the excitement. She
can only compare her sensations to those
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03

Of person Who has escaped from shiI-
wreck when he finds himself safe on
shore. She says that the destitution Of
borses at the south is SO great that she has
known several instances Of families who
rode one Sabbath in their carriage, come
the next one on foot, because military
necessity" had taken oil their horses OF
coarse food, she says there is an sbund-
anee but nothing else. The fare is al
most exclusively "hog and hominy." New
clothing is out Of the question, and the
cid stock is falling very fast. Ladies' are
obliged in many instances to wear "ne-
gro shoes" and negro-made cloth. The
destitution Of all luxuries and almost ev-
erything in families that tends to make
life comfortable, is beyond the power Of
belief. Yet many of those who suffer are
as bitter as ever, and charge all their pri-
vstions to the hated Yankees. Many,
however, admit that they cannot continue
the struggle much longer. The want OF
horses, locomotives, cars, and repairs to
railroads, this lady thinks will break down
the South more surely than 6ghting.-Ne'O
York Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03

MORNING LEADER
TUESDAY mORNINa nov. 5, Is6s.


sad EHectg OF TFeaaenaoie OaAAssa
Renben Stout, of Company K, 9th Indi-
ana Volunteers who was executed at
-f johnson Island over q week ago for mur-
der and desertion, gives in his confession,
the following account, unfolding the start
ling and painful effects flowing from treas
enable secret oath-hound organizations.
He said
al staid with my company and regiment
-s until November 25th 1862, whe we got a
furlough to 90 home. After l had been
there about two weeks L was advised by
various persons not to go back to the ar
my-they said this was only an abolition
war and advised me to stay at home, and
they would protect me. was induced to
60 to a meeting Of the sJ-called knights
Of the Golden Circle and was made
.l-s member of that organization. The obliga-
tion of the order bound us to do all we
could against the war--to resist and op-
pose all confscaton emancipation
measures, in every possible way. We
were sworn to stand by each other in all
measures Of resistance. We were pledged
to do we could toprevent another man
or dollar going from tho State for the fur
ther prosecution of the war. 1 met with
this seret meeting several times, and enter
ed into their views and plans"
81 After he had absented himself from his
regiment for about four months, two men
were sent to arrest him, both Of whom he
shot, causing thsir death. For these
crimes he was sentenced to suffer the
death penalty. The sandusky Register
thus describes the execution
ait was on the bay shore in front of the
prison. The Hoffman Battalion WAS form
ROMA ed in hollow square, open on the bay
side, where the prisoner was seated en- his
coffin. Colonel Pierson and staff were
within the square. The execution party
was in command Of Lieutenant McElroy,
Provost Marshal. The order and sentence
were read by Lieutenant Bailey, Post Ad-
jutant Portions of the prisoners statement
was read by the Chaplain-it being too
lengthy to be read entire. Prayer was Of
fered in English, by the Chaplain and al
SO by the Rev. NJ. Miller, pastor of the Ger
man Church in Sandusky, in the German
language After the services, the cap was
t placed over the eyes Of the prisoner by T.
NJ Keith, the Hospital Steward, and the
command given to fire by the Provost Mar
shsI. The prisoner fell Immediately, seven
balls taking effect-there being eight of
tho execution party-One having blank
cartridge.
"Dr. Woodbridge, Surgeon Of the post,
went up and examined the prisoner and
pronounced him dead. The battalion, IN
der the command of Major Sooville, march
ed past past the body, the band playing
the dead march When past the body, the
battalion marched to the parade ground
on quick step. The remains of the pris-
oner were decently laid out, and buried in
the prison grave yard on the Island"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03

EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYEE,
a y formerly ofthe nrm Of Litties 3 Ksyss, mas
Osoned Zeal EstAte Once in Rouse's Block corner
superior ST. and Public Square, and has constantly
on hand several thoasand acres Ot rst quality FARM
souri,, TO sxohangefOr city country property; ascl
coz ailEtnGs o. Tsrsonsl property PSrt.cash Peids
IL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03
Hotels.

MANHATTAN HOTEL-OPPO-
I'VE SITE The Park, MurrRySt., near broadway,
New York. The Proprietor haviag had this comme-
diOus Down Town Hotel thor ughly repaired. paint
ed and returnished, is row prepared to provide his
Guests with all the comforts Of good and we'll regu-
lated House, Charges are reasonable.
sspTlI N. HU3GihS, Proprietor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03
coal Z G0gE.
4 RTIFICIAL TEETH,

- upou Vulcauite Enbb5T Base, with CITSFTS
our mode Of i-ser.iug, is pronounced by A1LB
ali 20 re tbs mast EIFs-LiKE aud u.eIul in Eating,
Speaking aud Singing, from $40 to 80 for upper
lcwer sett. Unlike metals, its power Of suctiSn is
c9mPets, IequiTing No clasps. it being moulded 20
the most perf-ct impressions OF the mouth is fttod
with accuracy over any remaining roots without Civ
ing pain aad he greatest support is gwen 10 The ad
joining teeth.
n. B.-We undertake ell cases where others have
failed to give satisfaction, aud require no lee unless
perfect ft il made and only OsE VISIT TO C0aPLETE
sETF. Established years. sou, side Pub. equares
Cleveland, OhiO. b. a HALIWELL, d. D., and j.
r. DANIGLS, Dentists sepl4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03

Prof. H. J. NOTHEAaLE, Teacher Of Music L
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes AFTER exam
: large number OF Wm. hnGbs 3 Co.'S Piano Il
/ unhesitatingly pronounce them superior to
have seen. Their tone is grand and noble; they
great capacity for sustaining the sound; and
volume Of tone OF power ] have never heard exc
They combine With 9 hus touch, depth, BTostn
tone, purity and durability"
t'Thst the Knabe Piano is superior TO all 0
made in thi3 country, for brillis1cy, sEeetnessr
volume Of tone, needs only 10 be heard to conViI
the fact. ~ State Journal Columbus, Ohio.
susIs:lS2T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03
FARMS, CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LoTsyC


SALE Oh EXCHANGE
very desirable Couatry Residence, on the St Clair
Road 1he residence Of h. q. Morse, Esq. a.
miles from the Post Office; modern buiit gothic
house, with 10 OF I5 acres highly improved land,
with eysry variety OF fruit, handsome Fish
Pond, &C. vii be sold very low
Cedar-St-I6 or Is acres land, with house and ba-n
truit, stream Of waer, &C. A nice probeity,
cheap.
Cheshire St. Handsome two-story house, nearly
new, vii h marble mantles, gas, &c. Lot b7xIs5
feet; desirable property. s45oO.
Huntington Ss--DOuble frame house, with barn. Lot
50XI5O feet. $4,000.
Kinsman-St., near Erie-Large house with every
clnveuience. Barn ana los 66X3s0 feet. 5000.
Bond St--HOuse, two stories, with dOuple parlOrs,
water, gas, bath room, barn, &C. $500.
Case AYenue-TEo story frame house in Italian villa
style, with lot 5JX2S0f feet SO 0.
Cross sSt-Fwo housss and lot TO exchange for fnrm
Oclumbns-St., West Side-A large two story house
and lot eexl5f feet, on corner, with all kinds OF
fruit, barn, SO, .-.H... -
Tracy-ot., west Side--TWo hOuses and lets.
University Heights-Large one and half story
houEe anc lot, b6x50J feet. a200O.
Eucio-St near Perry--A very desirable vacant let,
1O0x20O feet.
A very Valuable Farm. In Mentor, Lake county, on
the old stage 1Osd to Painesvilie 5Oacios sandy
loan and bottom land, vel Wsrsred, with lark Q
aud conveniently arranged buildings orchard, &C
WaTrausV1He--harm Of 50 aCres 10 exchange Tor a
House and Lot in tn 8 City.
Farm ard VIilsge Pr0perty-Tu Monroe township.
Ashtsbula county. Two improved Farms itn
buildings, one Of l6g acres and one OF 81 acres -
Also 10 acres with house, in village. Will e1-
Chgnge whole or part Tor house and lot in city, or
for farm or properly near good school
oct20 AtFafer Building, loot Of 5uperior-Sk