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, 1863-10-07

THIRTY YEARS EXPERT
l. KHCR OF AN OLD NUR8K.-Nrs. W1nA1ovn
fnAle PHI and nurses In tho United states and
has bean used for thirty yez,s with sAfe
tfom tho feebla intnas ono week old TO tho adult
It cosrect1 scidtty Of the stomach
Relieves Wi1d colo,
Regulates the boEe18,
ehild & neaf1 bottie. aau kTU 3dp
, 1863-10-07

Tho AntI.Schofle1d C0m1nfttee-The
Minister rAbroad-A Loyal Reprcsent-
atlye from KentucRy-AGalrYi In
southern Mfssourt-No News from
The Armies.
, 1863-10-07

Fall Examination Of midshIpmcn.

The regular fall examination Of candidates
for admission to the Naval Academy, at New
port, r. l., commenced q few days since, and
is now In progress. The studies for the first
term are arithmetic, English grammar, and
geography; and for the second term, geome-
try, English grammar, history, and compost
tion. The recitations ore all at the black
board. The question Is given, and the answer
is written outatlepgth On the board-a method
which tests..the pupils knowledge OF the sub
jet and at the sanae time perfects him in com.
RFpsitaon, F6ats tq5thog1aR'ny, and punctuation:
Saturday, on which day the practical exer-
cises commence at LIZ O'Clock, and portion
ofthe afternoon is given up to recreation.
On the other days OF the week Sunday ex-
cepted), after the third recitation, which
closes at four P. NJ, there is drill (ligght in.
hntry}, and a dress parade.
THE SCHOOL FLEET,
For years one sailing corvette was deemed
sufficient for the Academy. NoF the follow
fnor foot ia IN TIA aayv5nn '
, 1863-10-07
THE GREATEST MEDICAL,
l. D1sEOVERY OF THE AGE.

O1s 1H-NN1UAs u nVAUa15s HHss's
Has discovered q COMMON PASTURE WEED. that
curee Eczofuia, Eryljpelas. Salt Kheuu, ngworm.
RcAld bead. Pimples. liberated Sore Legs ecabes
md Blotnes ef every name and nature: When every
aud popnia, remedy. For sale BY all Druggists.
SEQ n57 i'm 1ip
, 1863-10-07
FROM ST. LOUIS.

steamboats, Origin Of The E1ot-Geu.
9chotic1d,s Removal laGatn-Outrages
Ny Col W0Ss-Gens Blunt SIlepceds
, 1863-10-07
GRAND MILITARY BALL
DF THE
GERMAN MILITIA REGIMENT,

On Monday Evening, Oct. l2th, 1863,
AT BRYAN HALL.
Exterstve preparations have bean nALo to nak1
this Bail splendid affair
Nj. CHAs NoCKIS. the celebrated hos. lad ras-
tanEateur. Viii hAre tho management OF tho bar and
provide an excellent 8upper,
Tbo whole force Of tha Great Western Baad haya
been er sssed for this occsMon.
Tha Regiment sill bold Parade On Monday. OcA
19th. At o'ciock z. II.
AL frtends OF Military Organizations &ut I'll MN.
sary men are respectfully Invited. :
Tickets IT, Tickets for military men In Uniform, 81
cents Supper Extra
coxN1TTEK or A1RASGKXXTTs:
Col. C. KNOBHISDQRF. DR. T. SCHMIDT
Adj. n. FABFR, TIL MENDYL8DtIN.
Capt E, ALBERT. Capt 8, ZUCEKE
Capt. j. pfLAUM, Llsuk A. HIES
Lieut. q. LOCHBIEHLKK. Lieut.. Y, TOEGEHSpN,
, 1863-10-07

4ue uEAL 6tAL8 : Ill! WILL U0 u61A AE EQ8 same
place, and we trust the hotels and boarding
houses will see the Light In which they are
held; that the City Council Will allow farm
ers and others freer competition IN the carry
Ing Of passengers, than, as now, charging
people Of Decatur should reflect that the late
e1horbitant charges and poor accommodations
may do as an experiment, but Is a poor In
vestment as a steady business. If the
people Of Dubuque can live at low rates,
with small attendance ut the Iowa State Fair,
and If the hackmen Of Kalamazoo are satisfied
with about hall the rates for double the dis
tance, and the hotels accommodating, II the !"
omnibnses could make living at less rates
up the high bluffs and two and half miles
away to the horse show ut Peoria, 1t would
seem that some little modification could be
made at tho city Of Decatur. With such
beautiful grounds, such fine water aud with
the railroad setting down stock and guests
ut the very gates Of the grounds, We see no
reasou That this might not be selected as
permanent place tor the State Fair: The
Great Western Railroad has done most nobly,
and Superintendent Brown deserves the
thanks OF all interested. 1t is pleasure to
write the State Fair Of 1868, held under such
adverse circumstances Of the county, was
success. RURAL.
, 1863-10-07
General Aotiers.


A reward Of ten dollars will be pa.d for she an.,t
hersloE and delTETy At the United St1tes Esral H.
dezvous. At Chlcsgo. H. Of any deaerte7 tro:u IL
United States HAva1 service By order Of
A. n. 1AlTu. Commanding o. 5; Eayv.
Cnief Of Bureau Of Equipment and He.Eut.lnE. WAas
in8ton, DC.
Commanding Reude.yous, Chicago. Linots.
kAshrStS
, 1863-10-07

,-...-.. $1,000
trial Of Implements. nts..............-........ 265
From state Treasury. Iy....................... 1900
, 1863-10-07

II Is hazardous to speak Of the future.
know nothing Of what Is before us. The pa.
psrs say that Burnside is within reach. and
that Sherman Is approaching By WAY Of Co.
ments reach us, If indeed they are on tho Way
Is reported, We shall doubtless remain in
Chattsnooga, unless the enemy drive Us out
OF It, and compel Us to recSoss the river, an
, 1863-10-07

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS on
~ rALLOW. LARD. 4RKAaN, Ae,-Ths nda,~
low. and ~ Soap stoct.. AEy coastxu:ntnts Ent Z
them will oa promptly d!sooeed Of md quick futarni
uAdo, on ve1y 8dvknageou8 tefus. va Msl oui
Etekfy pEfceE1Iyent Pati! to Al eunttn9 tnntr ID
r. - Aa8AA q KNI9ar 4oNg,
N1$ &KT1sGo II #Atdf IThat. KAV 1uKk
, 1863-10-07

A LBUNfS!! ALBUMS!!- I'm
n mnnsa stock OF new rich. and beautiful aty1a
nov On exhibition Hartns the @f5a t5sn ne1grcssly
h 'tha M cst1 Thi!e o1ar them q wholesale st u
sans zata EasteEa des,s1 , Roa aPpHypSn p9ay Snt! ~
rrsnhfc stock Depot Isl South ClAtk r. NJ. rs a.
, 1863-10-07

9ota7 aesee''* ~ ~ S17@oV
This will doubtless put the Society on
more stable foundation than that in which
the Brighton Fair left It.
, 1863-10-07

cuArAsooaA Tenn seut -. 1869
When I last wrote. I was on the summit Of
the Cumberland Mountains. over six thou
aand faet ahove the ,ere1 of tbe g.onatchee
River, which ia one hundred feet above the
level Of Nashville. The beauties Of the val
lev and tha wild and rjc,uresoue scenerv of
the nonntafns hare been IA often descr;h.d.
that shall be pardoued If iu1ict upon the
readers Of the TRIBUNE the most meagre and
commonplace description.
ArzsaEssEE UNION MAE.
After reaching the top Of the mountains
labor Of infinite magnitude with our heavily
laden train. consuming In the accent over air
honra NJ ,,rac,ors +,rna- - -estas 49, -
ao"4 ~ Pt0e4oae tAn'o--"e tes'eo LUZ 10"
hours IN the cabin Of one Of the natives. Mr.
Burns Is Union man who has shown his t1de1.
~ to fhe Federal c,n.a bv o1yino sevan eors
4Ss. =. 7.As44 - 100 ~ e.'4As , 80 sono,
t"o sons- 1n.'a" va anot"o efanosons 20 taeloya1
army He had seen his substance destroyed,
his house almost torn down over his head be-
, 1863-10-07

For years one sailing corvette was deemed
sufficient for the Academy. Nor the follow.
Ing fleet is In its eeryIce:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

NORTHERN LIGHT,
u.pt.tp JOIN sPArpINu.

Pae- This Trip OF more than Eleven Hundred hiiies
embraces six degrees OF latitude and elavOu degrees
ef longitude, passing through Lakes Erie St Clair
Huron and superior, aud toe besutiu Rivers Detroit
st. Clair and ST Marie, with it, Thousand Ilaa, Pre-
ssntinR TO the Tourist for Pleasure Health il IKE
pursuit Of Scse ce, more BEaL attractions Than any
other on the continent Of America.
~ Passengers from Toronto and HOntreal can
connect with Of these BGts Ut Port 5AniA tbs
evening II the day they leave Detroit
bB-One Of the Steamers sea Bird OF Cleveland, viii
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening OF oaGh week
Tor Superior City touching at ell informed ate pOrts
FOR FURTHBR IHE0RMATIOH AID aII snQui-
ries regard ny Freight or PasseNe. address
0LEFELAHD AGENTS:
ROB,T HANNA & CO., for Northern LIg at and
Oity of Cleveland; -
II. GARRETsON & CO., Tor Meteor and LII.
nOig;
HJssEY & MCBRIDE, for Iron Oity and
Planet.
DETROIT AGENTS;
s. P. BRADY co., for Irsn City, Plsnet al City
Of Cleveland;
WILLIAMS q 0O.. for Northern Light, nlino and
JN0. HOF6E4Ns = CO.. fO- Traveller. mar s:4J8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12
A MAN OF A THOUSAND
A ooNsUMPrlvE CURED

DIR. IA. JAMES, a Retired Physician of great
emineace dlsc0yOred, Whlse in the East Indies, q
CERTAIN cure for Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis,
COas he, t0ds and t3sneral Debility. The remedy
was discovered bf him when his only child, dtugb-
ter, vas given up DIE. His child wss cured and Is
nov alive and we'll. Desiru beEedtfing his fel-
low mortals he VIII sena 20 those VINO wish it the
rocips, cJntning full directors for making and sue
cesfH using this remedy, Tree, receipt Of their
nomesi vi b TWO amps " pay sKpenses There is
not single ease Of COnsum pton that * does ct
once take hold Of and eissipats Night sWeats pee
vishfes Irritation Of ha nerves. failure mOTy,
dmcut ecturaio1 sharp pains in the lunEs, sore
throat chi y sen-atiOns NAUSEA ~ the stomach, In
action oi he bowels, wasting away Of the muscles.
Sc IEs writer will please state the name OF the pa
per they see this adveTtimsDt in. Address,
OaADDOCK 4 co.,
iYls-fs2 Pb North fd-St Philadelphia Pa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

..
A boy named Henry Minseh, Jry was
killed in Buffalo last Friday, by being run
over BIZ wagon loaded with sand, on
which he was stealing a ride, r-.--
Mr.. n. Barnes, OF Bcylston, Mass, has
an apple tree that is now quite full Of
blossoms.-Apples from spring blossoms
also load the branches Of the game tree.
Itis stated that Gen. Fremont has sue
ceeded in adjusting slIth difficulties here
tofore surrounding the Mariposa Grant,
and settled all his Cahfornis business,
which leaves him over million ans half
dollars worth Of OfprOperty.
Among the cannon captured at Vicks-
burg on the 4th Of July, was one that was
taken by cur army in Mexico, in 1876. L
was made in France, November 26Th, 1853,
and is now niuety-fve years old.
A seeesh prisoner in Jail at ST. louis,
expresses an ardent desire to patch his
pantalsons with the scslps Of Union sold
iers BE is one OF the men that the Cop
perheads want 70 "eoneiliate +"
ThesexpOrt Of petroleum oil from this
country is increasing at n rapid rate.
Since the first Of January 1868, thirteen
millions two hundred gallons have been
exrorted from New York, an increase over
the same period Of 1862 Of over ten million
gallons. e,a1L
Stephen Grandsll, the Oldest man in Tiv-
ertOn, B. L, died the other day, at the age
Of9S-and he wouldn't have died then but
he had the cholera morbus. He weeded
two acres Of corn the week bafore his death;
and Summer before last he led whole feld
Of experienced mowers. He has always
been hard working man, enjoyed Iexeel-
lent health, and his senses Of hearing and
sight were always good. he heard the
first gun fired in the battle Of Bunker Fill,
and By placing his ear to the ground, he
heard in the place where he then was,
reverberations of the Nhels baille ID
Catherine Boylen, residing at No. "a
jackson street, New York, on Wednesday
night attempted, while under the influence
Of liquor, 70 throw her child out Of third
story wind0F.-Fhe little fellow, who is
but four years OF age, managed to catch
clothes line extending from the window 70
house opposite, and hung suspended
from it until relieved from his peFiIous
position. 1i =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

To tlesHrs. wa. KHzHE q Co., Bsitimore:-- can.
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
srd improvements which you continually make on
your PisnOs, which 10 my opinion, rank among the
very best IN the countrT n. STRAK0SOH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12
pRAYTON & STOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Ohios No. Atwater Building. Entrance throl
the Insurance Office Of Il. Z. Brsyton.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sALE.

IL story House and Lot Phelps-Sr, convenient to
the Lake shore Gar shops and Rolling Mill
Price 9SU0
Brick Rouse and Lot, No. 70 Prospect-St Has Gas
and Water and small Office attached, convent
eht tor a Physician.
House and 10. No. s75 Kinsmaa Street, lot lOOx33O;
b. u,e has oil The modern i'm srOv6mouts Of hot
and CO water and Gas throughout, furnace,
marble nantes, &C
large, new and elegant brick house aud barn, cor
her Kun man and Forrest Street 1T 2z6x395.-
Teens easJ.
BH hDu'e and lot on st. Clair Street. near BON /,
good fruit, wat gas, sc A very desirable prop
etty to rent or for a nomestead
Frame Ho'se agd lot 43g ktusman Street, S2x3O0,
good we'll Of wate- fsuit, bum, q Terms eusy.
Also lot IN rear IF sbogo orange street S2El25
Pri o $40 ser foe
sIrable house aEl lOs ia Hud sou to eVchangs for
city property.
Fran house snd 10 No los Kinsmsn Street. lot 50r
l52, good fruit and we'll. rrice 2 500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

Among the cannon captured at Yicks-
burg on the 4th Of July, was one that was
taken by cur army in Mexico. in 1876. L
was made in France, November 26Ih, 1903,
and is now ninety-fTe years old.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12
FARMS FOR SALE.

II acres two miles fom tho city about 20 rods from
Euclid-St., On q Crawford kOad good Farm
H Use sid Earn weli stocke7 with Fruit Of all
kinds Price ,,lA0 Terms 20 suit puTchas.r
IS IN Euclid, miles from the CRY timbered,
new house, price "a p T acre Terms a }.
Farm in kewburgh, hvo miles iron tn citY-l5
house. good barn and Gov staJle, stream ol II vUr
iA ins AFat1i aud ma Crchar
u acT0s with tame cottage n Earn, miles from
ci y, near 81 lair read, has bee1 occupied by
ga dens Prfco 500. Terms easy.
10 acraF, 10 wO3G land balance imPr -ed) on Euclid
rnad, stot springs OF water, fruit, and good
situation for grapes.
Choic well sci cted lands In Iowa, Wisconsin,
md michigan for sale 1hange
% aeres IN New burs, about mlis5 lrUm CLEVELAND
Good House and Barns and 1ne Orchard. e5OO0
$50 acres, 30 miles fIOm Toledo and miles Wan
seon Station on air Line RailrOad; $50 acres pTai-
rie and balance timber land. New House and
Barn and good Fruit. i2O psr acre. Terms easy.
a.nI3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

1t is stated that Gen. Fremont has sue
ceeded in adjusting sllthe difficulties here
tofore surrounding the MariPosa Grant,
and settled all his Californis business,
which leaves him over million ana q half
dollars Wnrth Of propertY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

A seeesh prisoner in Jail at St. Louis,
expresses an srdent desire to patch his
pantalsons with the sealps Of Union sold
iers BE is one OF the men that the Cop
perheads want 70 feoneiliate
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

A boy named Henry Minseh, Jr, was
killed in Buffalo last Friday, by being run
over BIZ a wagon loaded with sand, on
which he was stealing a ride.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12
FARHs, OITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOR
SALE OR EXCHANGE


Eucl'd-st near Brown ell-Two stcry Prick House,
vi marble mantles' water and gas, bath rooms,
Bond-st., ve-y II sirabls House ard Lot Let 5Ox
! o eet. Wat"r, gas bath room harm. &c. e400l.
thestnut-st,, large dluble Frame Ilou sn1 Let -
University Briehts ono and halfstcry Brick Hou-e
e-d OF, s9xlsl feet.
n city, b plaak road Brick Stab and con-
kinsman-St, uear Perry, vacant Lot, 2SV170 fcet.
100 AcTes n lies from III nos cntrnl Railroad; 40
acres improved. Exchange for Farm near thil
Frie-St 5 20 d Bri,k Houses and Lots VIII rent
to ray 10 Y cent VIII sell Bar~te If desired.
I,n hSn a. ~ 9 acres timhe and ifO acres PrAiri
Mississippi k'ver. Exch nge for Propsrty IN this
TracY-St House snd I..t. s'4oO
KinsIoa,'-s; large Brick Rouse and II acres land.
soOyIlo 'yenre, large and cOnv; ;nient two story
PRO Pr ct-St 81, ne Frs g1n+ I nee and Lot s9fOO
d felling and hft en- c.es b, d. on plank road,
s1x miles from City. lar=s C,nserv ,toTy !;
lhrubs and nov ers. Al O. En abundance u Fruit,
Gfapo Vines, &C stOOl.
moaern mproEemen1s, one near Erie one near
BIO nell, ana one near aqntngton rect ,-.
acres, on plank road; three miles Eom NRrrens
TTUmbuil county, ohio.
hne heeidence aud large Lot, oornsr OF Lake-st.
and Case Avenus. For sale cheap exchange
Grist Mil snd thrty acres of Land, good Dwelling
House Well lOca. cd and good wafer power.
81 acres good Farming Land in Brecksvle, about 90
acres rich river bottom sz5 per acre, part on time.
nice Brick II Lot Oh tue Vest SIDE, near
the Circle Franhlin-St. 81 800.
Store HeuSe and Dwelling on Detroit-st. Very
cheap.
Hoffman Block for sale oheap-part on time.
very yaluabe Prrperry on Einsman-St
good House and Barn, \ acre Lot, on Einsman-St.
near Eric-St. s4J0t
l25f acres choice rult Land in East Cleveland.
50 scres nicely improved LAM, all Kinds OF mut, "
story Brlck House, Barn. &c. in BreckEVille, a.
$50 VIII exchange for to acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12
THBALL SUFFICIENT THREE

TIE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESEAARl |, 2 aud ;, are protected BY Ro7-
A. tters Patent Of England, and secured By IN
seals Of the Eoole de Pharmacle de Psris and n
mpsriAi College Of Medicine Vienna.
One is invaluable for EEharati0n, Epsrmatoy
rhoea and all physical disabilities.
No. Two pletely eradicates all traces o. those
disc that have heretofore been treated By tns s
seous and peruicious use Of copavis and 0Gbshs
IN Three has entirely s1pplsnted theinjurious use
Of mercury thereby tnsuri22 70 the sutarer 6poedY
Iele, i perilg all In mpuTisisa. and roofing oaf thu
cEIEsEMAR, Nos. 1, z eno srs Preparations IN N.
b. rarried IN the Wastcoat % KIT Sold In tin
md divided inbO separa d05ss, administered b.
We rau jalemald, kouK, hicoid, &c. Price g eacl
r cases for 89, Ehici ave- 3; snc in ST case
shers5y tnele Is q saving Of i9 To be had whole
Sew York.
Imnedistsly on receiving renittGncs Dr. BarroN
VIII forward the T1esemaT 70 any part Of the world,
securely packed, and addressed according 70 the n
struStions OF the writer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

TO LET.
very desirable Residence, with 10 acres Of land,
convenient to Street Railroad.
JHO. G. JENNINGS,
septic Atwafer Building, foot Of srDerior-st-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12
TOBACCO AND 8EGGRS,
TOBACCO and sEGARs.

TOBACCO and sEGARa.
A. LlEDER, Commercial Broker in Leaf
and ManufaotuFed Tobacco and segars.
I3A Wsfsr-St., lCornsr Of Pins,I New York.
Tobacco and segars carefully selected for sxporta
ton. Deelers and Tobeeconists win ind Il % their
interest 20 call or communicate By letter The best
brandss IN any quantity ct lower rioss than any oth
81 1ouaoS iunals-i5z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12


After having played on the Pianos o. Messra. Knebs
Oo It s impossible not 70 bear testimony to their
reputation which they ENJOY. The Pianos Of their
mRaufacture, on which have played, are excesding-
s powerful without hardness, and the upper notes
sweet clear and hRrmoniouHy mellow, tchryBtilian,1
struments my entire sAtsaction and to declare tina,
they arc equal Il not superior to the beet manufsc
tured IN Europe or thts country y The most oseb-a
ted maksrH. lSignedJ L. N. GOTTSCHALE,
To MesHrB. WH KHAnE q Co., Bsitimore FL can.
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
snd tmprovements which you continually make on
your Pisnos, which 10 my opinion, rank among the
very best In the country. n. STRAK05CH.
Il Mr. Gzo. A. BARLOW These noble Instruments
possess immense resources Of power and expression.
sich and sympathetic; while the nigh notes brill
liant clear eod pure as silver bells
"A smooth and uarValouslg ty and the pedal efieota
tho finest OF which the PisnOf0rts Il susceptible.
,st4rtists and are es5abie OF renderfne the sb,st
Competitions known IN this realm Of Art.
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mr. Q. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir:-It gives me pleasure
% state that consider the knabe Piano equal 70 any
Gy, especially in richness and volume Of tone.
dagtng used one Of the same ior ten or more hour
o. eaeh day lot Two years. ieei eonnGent N recon
endiug them 10 all who are Unacquainted with theI
great Gusiitiss" am, respectfully; 2; ;1'Ti yogrsi
Teacher OF Music Cleveland female seminAr
q. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir :-It gives mo much pleas
are 10 be able to say that consider Kuabss Piano
ao nest, both in volume and gEeetness, which haze
tver played uponi either N America or Europe.
Tho - dals operate with battar effect than II any
)therla as tr1mentsi and 10 tact, Knabes motto may
truly bs, tfEzcelsi0r." Mrs O. S. DOUGLAS,
Teaohs- o. 4 usic, cleveland.
Prof.. Il. }. NOTHNAsLH, Teacher Of Music in the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes -: Aftsr examining
= largo number of VIM. Knsbe & Cos Piano fortes,
unhesitStingiy pronounce them superior 70 sl7
have seen. Tusir tone Is grand and noble; they have
great capacity for sustaining the sOund and their
volume Of tone OF power have never heard eLoelBd
They combine With Gne tcuch, dspLh. sRoetneH Of
tons, purity md durability"
''That the Kuabs Plano "a superior TO all othen
made in this country for brilaney, sweetness, Gnd
volume Of tNne nesds only to be heard TO convince 10
the taos.n-IStste Journal Columbus, Ohio
e1Fl5R2T
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RsAE EsTATE.
John G. JENNINGS,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
REMOVED FROM
al superier-st.. Marble Block,
10 Arwater Building, foot Of supegior-st.

HS-Will buy snd sell Real Estate on Commission.
Rent and olloct Rents &c.
nBHo charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
DB-Alsn issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates in
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

CLOSING OF NAILS
EAsTERE IHRoUGa, for ETis, Bu1alO, Boston, Nov
YORK, Hartford, and Willougnby, Painesville Gene
va Astabu'a and Conneaut, closes ct A n.
=, EAsrEAN THROUGH, Tor New YORK only CLOSES st
EAsTEBE THROUGH, for Erie, Buaalo, Albany, Bos-
ton. New forE and : artford closes a. s;l5 p n
EAsTERH NAY, ioT AZ points between Cleveland and
WEsTERs TBRoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit. Uhicaeo
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. N, tIeaTes At $40
next mOrning)
WEsTERE THRoUoa, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
DUBUQUE, 81 Joseph and cairo closes at 4;2g ?.
" WEsTERN WAY, fer all points betEeen Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at I P. n.
sAEDUskI WAY, Tor sandusky AnS al IntsrmediAts
OIEgENATI WAY, for AL points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati. closes at 10 p. A., (lesFes ct 81
next morning) l-s
CINCINNATI THRoUGH, 'sr Columbus, Day ton. Now
srk and cincinnati, clusCs At 10 p NJ, gayea SIS
next morning.)
CIEcIssATI fHEogsH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
Louisville, ST. Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling, closes At 40 P. M.
PITTsBUR9H THROUGH for Piltsburgh and Wash-
ington. closes a. P. N.
PITTsBURaH WAY, IoT all points between Cleveland
Mellsgillo and Ptttsburg, Harrisburg Philsdelphia,
Baltimore and Washington. closes at 7:OO A a.
MAHoNIHG WAY, for all POints between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes at 10 p. NJ, QsaVesnsx
mEDIEA WAY, closes ct Am.
EoCEPoaT, &e.. closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
BEECfs9IILs, 5A-H, &o., closes Tuesdays and SAT-
sH1EoS OSsTEE, Granger, North RoysI.ou a.,
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays att A. n.
WARzENgVTLLE, closes daily, I0.3O A. n.
East GLEFELANnandE Euclid, closes daily,s P d.
HgElail and Drop Letters are require byIsv 70
siy-All CITY Circulars are required 70 prepaid
- 6moe Opsn rom 7:sO A. 81. to 7.so p. n. On
: = - K. UOwLEs, P. 81.