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1nIS 81 51sTh c, s
MARVEL or rALESr--A PARAGON oT srLESDOR.
mammoth s'ar Troup. with iso irIss'sss Sursss Of
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"A''" has rTs nj MO %ouSrsIs 5s ci otfL8% On record
WRECK o1 LIFE.
harS % h.aa iIS MoanAn hr H. 1asas ga.s.is
sdppi.a - ,As ,nire Strength ci ,ae COMPANY, '''
Siss SIss xesEs xesEs sUfiissL4sD sUfnsiI1ssD
,ae Scottish % Sish'insais.
Brssy Drssy SaEtsaHgn SAEEsGIIEn.
The ''a'"'is ToSy sSs'f FSsroR roNr PASTOR
"a his OFT sinAl soa:s
Dos HART. BOB HARr gos nAnr
the cum daf1e' y az % southern '
tic World ''''"'' isnsP nsh.sPl,1 PsaSsSlp SiSlai,a
In his original Banjo Sole. = hi,,laE initAion.
In his Esseno. of Old yrEini.
YAGsrFicEYT coRrs DE BALLET
With other Irom'nsht AFs...s Fs...s,,,o,,
new rsiss rsras sris.n ss ss,.Dshmss ~
as r on BOARD
NrsLos SALOON
aoGR Inos Can SSyr""'
ral nvlTaIios
sia~Knowiss your ls,luai. tno~leiss Of the history
OF iron lad ship bung In this oogay. and ss Of ygur
Ss.sess r,es s% sa1 10 IT, ns sssry xsn.as
on sa5Sr oaS sa Sss ws ss b. %
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ss rs.pse,Iui rsqass that 's1 o.s 'i~s ssa place W
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AmusE1MI1NrS-

m. 'S5sssx ttss3s; ,,Eslssa 8 OF
urkeulyO9AL sUccESS
,........... .lsy"prD HOUSES
LFGlrnarE 1RIumrn
asEAy oeiGmALs
1e ARD MRS bAnNsy wluhaANs
of ''' great l''I, IAEi5 Ipis,a, os .'ia ii:ssr ss
IantJ NcLoughn ~. III. an BARNEY WILLIAMS
yit pioce pr.duocd vi entire
NV MAoulNti.Y raw hgl.5cl4 Tlw co$ruA as'
cHosGsi GdNp2,.s p3HEik srp pALlhr
Bc,s ans heauulul sseuel by Mr II Ii,lsrs
qlrE UPfhf LARfs OF 'KrlLAnNRY noREfa0.
Tah hHgEs WIN 4 VIEW or THE uAerE,s rssr
whLh EEAa rnE L6EE '..s,.,,,,,,..
rae entertainment. 70 concddr a6 80 ne S scrr,sac F,'s
,,,ov. .v. TnE IRISH rrqtg ~ ,-.,,,,rs
PADDY nss be oared hE ~ ,S SAsSfS os a wDNnH
THREE DAYS IN ADVAhCE
=. ~ as xsb ,I MIS- BtESiy wII.LiHNsr
Pended "i'h the exception Of inc press
TnnArEIEy IyI EEANcAIs sJsL9s coNgErr SALOON
WE TBHsbXf p8s sbfG bhGr AnR SBrs sAF9N1N isss
JEAN Or soT opesss.e in ACT, word- by lirn ma
La PLGIF 1T LIZ DrAu TIxPs. Coincide ia act By
LII TrGRE Du BENGAL Vaudeville in one act. b Ia,
scss e s.s p9S 9ce & 92fa a. d cs srp m res az
(NpERA AND THEATRE.
" Choice Seats Ia Dress Cicsr for night to bo had
A. the Metropolitan ana Laarre iloie. Ticket OtBces
V'ffR sUBScRIBEE WISHES TO ARRANGE WITH
@ p. s saem Q, s's Gans r. K ss, as
throughout the country would with lecturer OF
good standing Address Hugh Y McDermol Herald onicc
LARGER CROWD THAN EYER VISITED LAST
n saturday the Erea. Harmonic Meeting held at the
House Commons. - Wes Houston street. This tMon
evening all celebrities will BE- hand eEliseu
The proceedings. Albert Bra vii sing al the new
o fausthst he knows: Field will everything. know
know; NJ Lyons his great 500 II Left II In the
GRADER Rouse In his late immense lit Con the nose)
Mum hi. Cork and Bottle Trick Corwin. the
temany usher. and Smith. the ceIberusof the TIL will OIL
hcate long they their legs. Tia Bourbon
does IT. Admission free.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30


NoTicE.-sALE or THE KENosHA, ROCKFORD
min Williamson. the trustee Of teed OF trust
bear the Isl day Of April 1887 made by the Kenosha
and Rockford Railroad Company acorJoraon duly formed
according the laws the Sat OF Wisconsin, and the Ke
posha and Rockford Railroad COMPANY corporation duly
formed according the laws OF The 6tate of Illinois, and
trustee also of deed OF trust mortgage bearing date the
Rock Island Railroad Company corporation duly
cd under the laws the States Of Wisconsin and Illinois,
by tho consodaion cf the said kenosha and Rockford Rail
road Companies and the Rockford and Mssssppt Railroad
Compapy-in execution OF the powers In and by he said
deeds Of mortgage upon him conferred will sell 1t
public auction at the Court House In the cv OF Rockford
Thursday 7th Jay January. 1854 at O'Clock r. NJ
OF he sad das the following described property asan
'rpty to wit
The Kenosha and Rockford Railroad and known ~
portion OF the kenosha. Rockford and Rock slr nd Rail
road extending from kenosna in the State of Wsc nsn
rights depot grounds. railways, rails bridges,
stsons station houses and other budincs and all
the snis heredaments held acquired by either OF
the ksnoshs and Rockford Railroad Companies or by ne
sd sodaed In connection with tho said ra
road from Kenosha Rock lord relating hereto; and
S'o all the ols nrors rents issues and prohiS aud cor
and Rockford Raroad OF said consolidated
company connected with their said line ofraway from Keno
engines tender cars of every KIND msshinsrs msehins
shops tools and implements wood sud property connected
with the proper equipment workinR operating and con-
ncng Of sppuren.nt 70 the Aforesaid LIN: o. r.rosd
Rostora lord Ra,laosS a. cS%psn,s. sr g "a sSs:ei
tanned for their said road roadway from Kcnosha
70 Rockford. included ia their depot. or station
which sand Kenosha and Rockford Railroad Companies or
sa sor-odaie' company my n1s IsHsna n
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SAYEy AT AUCTION.

A Ivan g. BAkEk A CO., AuCTIONEERS.
"A MAGNIFICENT 30 sEHOLU tUEhiIURr,
PlAhOFOlIE PAINTINGS srATUAff. BRONZ Il
aud many rre aud cOstlJ Works OF aaa ces OF
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

w FOODS MINSTREL HALL.
w bll BROADWAY, GA
Opp site St. Nicholas Hotel Henry WOOD Proprietor. &C.
SUCCESS UhPRECEDESfED SUCCESS.
Second week OF the new Bufleslos of
CAMILLE
THE GREATEST TRIUMPH or THE SEASON.
Written by NJ e. Brickncr, Esg., expressly for
WOODS hlNsTRELS
And received nightly BY crowded and aionabe audiences
with SCREAMS OF LAUGHTER
MONDAY. No, ~. and every evening during the wock,
Charley Fox Frank Brewer, A. J, Talbot Cool white,
G. Henri, ID. S. wam,od. J. W. Glenn II. achwicafdi.
Master Wood, Isaaes Brothers. y. HasuAu j. Ieis, u.
Lewis. Ac
Camille Challenge Dance Grecinn Statues -Four Crows,
Silver 1runiyet. Rsbel PrlvAirern sc.
nt 6: ~ O'Clock. Tickets Is
NOricE.-A GRAND MATINEE
Saturday afternoon, Dec o. con- mencng at ~ O'Clock
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

cPASfsH LANJeA0H.-A NATIVE srANIaRD Is
- prepared ienssas either In eiaass prsaisfy
God rsisSsse 6vsa AsAxsss '. B. b-s tjn Tess sHse
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kJBw ROwERY Tur kTKn
IN boir rroutirtor. ........-... Nj j v Islsf
MONDAY hyPaIS0 rov, 70 1913
IiiF GakAT STARS
OVERWHELMING huCCfhN
fosrh week of Tie great mele dramatic Hsrcf !" i"''f
tsirune.
MISS IGD HUDSON
Second week ~ &c rrnowpri
EDWIN BLANCntKb
ani hs wonlerfu b0ga
CARLO ASD PRUrS
m educated eImsa ~ - Ia
ported nightly crtsd v m Shouts ~
bFtiGtT ANb ADMIRATION.
kiss Lno iiufgpu o. Oelel gici utloed mreff.
SENSATION AND rLAGK htas
The fRfOrir sfrs. ". q. JONfS.
George BsOola. hlGs knte h-~tou ht haidro. n, Ds'
L.nHard M Ulissfptd. Miss ffAhawst.
ENTIRE cHANGl ot PROGRAMME
Gr Edwin HlsLchsrt great drama of the
CAiltiEN AND HfH DD0
First time In years ut Tic fainu'is drafnAM
ROoKWDOD.
or. Dek Turpiua RIDE FROM Ion 10 ysrt
Dick Turpn ............... .... di.H Leo HuAsss-
Dick 1ufpn'p seed .......... rLr Sen Aton
Coneudes With che A' nfSn isi
A TFRRiNIf SItikT.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

La. General 10 Irt.nncrs
UfHRx TiBigrh
Governor Of Goal
DESCRIPTION
hApie-H0bert iirle r,
Nurr- lioTu- i,,.ipn aDAssp. L,iclahry
Orcnp.eou-kne
Ase--Nmetecu
Hcght-iigc feet cila,, inches
Cotnpie gion--iar
TyCs--b bue.
Baii-bowp.
Mari. rcrasu-kpDc
Roh"li frifriy. Lancashire st ~ W. 4 pl,(NtErCH
Emily 81. Errelnond, nec ITaiiies Ouypher,
Ms W J. PLcRRNcE
lWith German song ~ hsus die neatrn una prrleD1
James Dalton, alta. BoN nos, aiiaa the 1iget.
Nj A. II. Davenport
Uawtshsv detect MI. IlEraB
Meter Moss MI H. hand
cfVcn i""eN Nj slhi.s IiotclH
hf. Nhsui. bll broAtr. MI ilntN
Sam Wioug'by, hard case. Arr Invd
hAtly, lhnaord 4 y hoir's
NAV ltWhFhs AFA Ahlnilsi
hfs. NlAoughOy. hfs uihir
Tiinc--The present day.
The niece wll be presented with
NeN ftu1iis ~ vv'"
sew lroneres % ~ yseser s
HstncfN. by
Act i-rhc B,eyne oardcns Aei2.Aay i.d"sriE lodg
ings ;A bill brokrrs otce Ia tho ctig Aft TUE
BridgeNacr Arms G-~seene 1, stree. Ia the cay
Act2.
AN OLD CITY CuURCHYARD.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE
~ Lessee and mAnagcrcsI Ma John Wood.
MONDAY ~ ENINO, Nov 80 lssi
ENTIRE CHANGE on PEo0khMMk.
DRAMA. COMEDY FARCE.
ENTIRE STRENGTH ragsGii @ or sha Tnl COMPANY.
FIR the hTst time this season. -
GEs. JOHN WOOD,
In her crls b ated chsrarter0 "
ANNE BRACR0EoLE.
the great trasedicnne " 1000 In the p-lls oomsdy
(adapted expressly tor MIS- Wnoi emitted
ACTRESS BY DAYLIGHT.
THE WOMAN AND TuR ARTIST.
Her performance OF tns when brs1 produced In New
YORK. elected the unbOun1ea appreciation oi
PRESS AND PUBLIC.
and witne ss8d with deg by
CROWDED HOUSES.
Mr.. Wood win be supported by Mrs Brown MI 6toddArt
AMI Mr.. Clarke.
night this season OF tho ralhclc le DRAMA called
the
STRICKEN HEART
MR. GEO. JAMlaON AND MRS. SLOAN.
THE NEW YORK FAvORlfE,
MRS. LOFTY HOuGH,
who has both In America aud Europe.
the most aughsbe densa,oe OF Yankee grs Will mako her
Grs New YORK since her return 10 America,
In the amusing ske,r of the
YANKEE LEGACY
mohiaeo Ann boiN Houen.
NEW OVERTURE AND INCIDENTAL MUSIC.
THOMAS BAKER
The Manageros bees leave TO inform the public tha, ssve
raj novcios obtained expressly for this .abshmc,
necessary attention completion Ia every department viii
permit ~
Doors open at Z. at y before g.
ses,a may be secured three days in advance
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A UCrioN NOTICE BOOTS AND SHOES
wN A. HOfLINGsHEAD. AUCTiOyEER

ytc 9: ptt.ana street, wilt Wednrsday December
2, Il re- " ciocl A. Nj. n splendid ms rtment o'
1GO.S. SHOES, BROGAES. BALMURALS, &C.
az desirable sye and well adapted city country bay
Catalogues ready morning OF sale
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" ~. aNFF. OT
M. Al - ki.H NJ 3 fI.Ot.fNCt
The most bu'llant tnstsrritpt ever I.t1rrcd st uis
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UorloN NoricE.-kLEGANr HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ ni'sre ~ private sale, at hceior cashA bean.
ffG farlo S covered rich French satin crimson and
Fr,n, boc.te, made e. months
staN; do 3i3S. marble Tables.
o.d tagerr Turkish Easy Chair aud Lounge. Cur
Iatu., sr,ur Carprts rosewood Aahorsu
Bedsiead, EuT-aus Spring and iIar Marasses, &c. la
luise a Wee Eighth street. between Iifth and SIXTH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01

A statement has been issued showing
the comparative strength Of the Danish
and Prussisn navies, from which it ap-
pesfs that the navy OF Denmark mounts
76s guns, and that Of Prussia 800. The
c5rps Of officers shows q numerical supe-
riorftv in favor Of Denmark.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01
DENTISTRY.
TEETH EX TRACT ED,
Positively W1GhOut Pain,
WITH Tas
NITR ROUS OXIDE GAS.

Dr. DInI .ERsON has secured the services Of Dr..
POND. OF ew York for a fey dsy, to assist him 10
bd, bSn testh Win tne ~ Iu1sTin and n5ni1
istfrng he Gas having heen vi the celebrated Ut
Cotton, and administered it IN Thousands OF Gases,
DR. oIToS first applied this Cas- foT surgical opera
nonss bout six months ago, ana Sitsi - ~ - @ NJ
o is adTsniaRe Of NITROUS Oxide ever Ether and
fGRSE@Tti is perfectly harmless No Injury ev-
. known to follow g inhaiation.
SEcoNp-The inssnsibility prOduced IL perfect
whsre the Gas is pure snd properly administered;
4 1HREE-lt is pic ssaDt 20 inhale, having no disa-
Rreeabe tInsll or taste and never produces nausea
aud Eckuess 10 say nothing Of the danger which Oft
/ en- attends ether or chloroiorm.
teeth extraction ard returning 20 perfect conscious
i ness d1ss not eIceed three minutes From three TO
iocation Temperament and age No Injury results
/ from living i've six dosss in susoessi9n- waiting
FfrTE-it can be giveu with So ETY. In all sorts and
stases Of disease, Can be given 70 persoes suffering
from consumption heart disease, rush Ci blood 70 the
4 hesd, &C., With no bat eheet5
NaST H.ysn ropp Is deemed sufficient BE says =
Il hadsIx hrnly rooted ssth extracted while under
the pfurnce OF the EitI oxide GRs, administsred
! by .srof G1I-rnau DurfnR the op=rAti n experf-
snced no pain, and was delighted, on retDrni" to
oonseionsbesa 10 fnd that my teeth had been renoV
| M Without a df agreeable rem AtiOn. 1 enjoyed
mosr delIghtiul dream wtil- asleep; have expert !;
enced no inconvsulence from the adminis.raton Of
| ths szas Nv daughter had one, my sister two
teeth extracted W5ile under the influence the
Gas and ,he ex peTieDce and test nony accords per
fectly ' i'm nlne l was induced to submit 10 the
opertiOn in conseQuenoe Of the tes moOy Of several
| mernbers Of my church and congregation, who in
soymid me tssir teeth had bsfn sxf aet-d without
| pain while they were under tue inhuence Of this
| powerful remedial agent
To those ShO ha % been tortured by submit ting 20
tho sxtrsstion ct their teeth hie ViVidy cJrBcOus
and who d-sira 3 more excellent way OF rFmnv'ng
| tbsss ii5tfend ug members, can cord ally recon-
/ mend Prof Cotton and his sk illful assistant.
nE-l eptisis in the City or vicinity, sending pa
tients, ean have them returned with their mouths
| ready Tor the impression. : =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01
PlANOs.
PIANOS.
P I A N o S.
sVery Plano Warranted for TIVsEsars.
ALsO-ON HAND.
Asleeeess, S.ssA LasiTsnssstI, Srin0l, %

olD pias0 4lD na00E0as rlEEa 4 Elsalua
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nov2s1z7
Y NUARDIANS sALE.-N,tioe is heTeb,

GUARDIANS SALE.-N3tice is hereby
" given that in pursuance ofthe command of
an order Of sale from the Probate Court Of Cuya-
hoga County, to me directed, shall sell at auc
Lon on ihe I'D day Of November. 1868, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ at thSi south door OF the Court
House IN the city Of Cleveland, the following
premises to wit; The fee simple Of the one un-
Owed one-iOnrth part in cOmm0a of the follow
ing premises, situate in the township Of East
cleveland IN SAID county, and bounded as fol-
lows Beginning in the Plank road and south
SsH degrees, Hest Chains 22% linss from the
west csrner OF ChittendeR Lewis land thence
south 5014 degrees east chains and 20 links TO
smd Lewis west dne, thence south chains and
a Inks, thence north 5O3< degrees west chains
ana Inks thOnes RoEth 39Z degrees east 2S
INKS Inence AoEth 501< degrees west chains 10
Plank Road thence north 39E degrees east
CHAINS and % links to the place OF beginning con-
talnlng ~ acres Of land.
Ierms cash on day Of sale.
nov; "a 1883 wa, d. THOMAS
noslaL1o Guardian
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01

An English paper says that one comfort
o. the war in New Zealand is that, when
the New zsalandsrs are abolished, the fell
low who is to set upon an arch Of London
Bridge and sketch the ruins Of St. Pauls
viii cease to be put at the end Of the 1865
leading articles in which he has fourished
every year since he was born Of the imsg-
inStion Of Lord Maosulay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01
IhaURANGE.
INCREASED CAPITAL = PAR.
Il TICIPATION IN PROFITS,
North Amarioan -, - III.

North American Fire ms. Co.,
ated lS2S-
tn, p,.,ta,rt sWAIL-sT., N. T., 0ef. z lSoS.
pleasure IN sp and Directors of this Company, take
more fully rfsipR the public that in order to meet
StOckhoI' as demands Of its customers the presentt
sz50,O0 aers have subscribed the aanuohA sum u
ca =, making the prtsent
n OAPIFAL-HALF A MILLION DOLLAksI
all Of which has been paid In and invested ip accord
snce with ths requirements Of the General
law of fhs State under the sanction and approNa oi
| Wm barnes, Esd, Superintendent OF Insurance. De-
| partment. ,,..,.. 49,, e.,
fssne Policies nsuring aRainst loss or dams Sc ~ tlIs
and Inland Transp ,rtation Whereo the assn ca ~.
9iiqTa 10 the extent OF thretOurths Of the pronts OF
| The businsss Policies alsO issued, without 7
tiipatien, at reduced rates Of Premium LOSSES a. ~
insfe5 or raid Al the Ofos Of the ompany or lts
l vsrions Agencies With that promputude ana equnlJ
which has IaeteTised its buaine uu-
| RUG the lass fsrty years. H. bhA AnNl ~
| novl5-l26~ -. !;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01

- A bankruptcy of 10 years ago vas re-
esntly in Court in England-oWi3g 70
about e400 coming into the hands Of the
aoHisial sssignee. The survivor Of one Of
3 the crsdiiors spilled for part Of the mon
ey, and as she seemed TO be the only per-
son alive concerned, she was given some
The last time the attorney in the bank
Fuptoy was heard from was in l775.
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GUARDIANS sAlE.

GUARDIANS SALE -PursuAnt OF an
" order OF sale from the Probate Court of
0uyahoga County, to me direated, shall sell 10
the highest bidder, at the south door OF the
Court House in the CITY Of Cleveland in said
county, on the 5th day Of December, 1853, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, the following property, 10 wit
One undivided ninth 40 part of the following
premises, situate in the State Of Ohio, County Of
Cuyahoga and Township Of Strongsville, aud is
the whole oflot No forty-three (4J), containing
one hundred and ffCy-seven C57) aores ofland
more oriess. Appraised at s
Terms cash on day Of sale.
CleYelsnd, Nov. 2sth, 1865.
HENRY c. RAENEY,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01

Among ths many certificates OF the sxoellsnce and
nR:- sr
aR. W. KKAHE, Baltimore, Dear Sig IL have grsas
Pianos, and ind them equal. II not Bupe-cEs % any
IL this country. Among their great qualities which
distineush thss d The evenness Of tone t1e ereo-
sbls sud essy touch, and volume Of tone. Wishtng
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.. slE. ~ - .t.slIls.a


- Fn.nsictlou-( From ths Ersnoh.l =
Aftsr having PlayedOn the Pianos o. Aeslr.- AnAee
Co. il il i1posEble net - bear tsgrnoqy % their
Qualities which have eoquFOd Tor theul The o1iqert
reputation EhiOa they ENJOY. The Pianos % thosf
y rerlarkAbl- y their qualities Of ToEB. The Be8
q power ul without hsrshness, and she upper noes
TEoet clear and tremendously mellow, lehrystlian5
struments ny enrire sat5facton, ano % cece Lnes
:n-ei In Erogs OF this country By the ost celsbra-
ed makers. lSigredl h. N GOf1s0dALA.
To s4essrs. WM. KNkss q o.. Baltiusrss-I eans
not but eongratnls5s ye9 upon ne l1n,S9ss =
your Pianos, which IN ny OPINION; EsnS enong ne
very best IL hs eountrs- A-sikAAVSOas
NJ Gfo. A. BARLoW :-Ihess noble InsfrumsnfI
possess immense resources Of poEer and ezprealons
ms bass IA sonoICSs and grand the middle rsst9Is
Liant, clear ard pure as silver bells. -
The scale Is even without single aaE; the estion
"a smooth and arYalously easy and the peda e1ect1
ne hnest OF which ths Pianoiorte Is susceptible.
In word, Knahe's Pianos are worthy Of the greas.
oompoEitioRs known IN this realm q All.
ELIEA sHEPHEKDs
MIG. a. B1E1oW, Dear ir:-It gtTes ne plsasur'
% state that consider the Knabe Piano equal 70 AnS
and superior to most instuments made In this ooua-
~, eGpeoieIly IN richness and volume Of tone.
Having used one Of the same foe ten or more houn
Of each day. for two years. feel confident IN rseom
msnding them toall who ATe Hnacquslntod with thstR
great qualities" am, respsStf55lly your,
Teacher OF Music Cleveland Female seminar
g. A. BARLOW, Dear sir:-It gives ne much pies
he nest both in volume and sUsef7esa, which hhl9
sTsr played upon, either IN America ~ EqroDo-
Thsps dals Operate With better sSsst than IN any
Jthsrins Lrumentsi and IN factI y 1pes motto M
trulT - itEEeslsfoF Mn. {. 5. DOUGLAS,
Teacher o. AuEi9, OlSVslAnas
Prof H. J, EoTHsAsEE, TsachsR o. Ausfo n n
Ohio State Blind Asylunt writes Ter e1a1llnine
: large number o. Wm- kuebe B Goa Elano- Aortel1
I unhssitatingly pronounce them superior p any 4
nave seen Their tons Is grand and noble; they have
Ersat capacity for sustaining the acundi md taef
volume Of tone or power have mover haard ezceed4
They oombins with = nne touch. depths nueet1eu %
tone, purity and cnrabiiitY."
ssrhaf the Knabs Piano IS superior % all othell
made in this country for briiancy, sweetness, and
Foume OF tOne needs only TO be heard % conVnoo 70
he fAct."-i5tsts Journal. Oolumbus, OHIO
AnGls:HS7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01
THEALL SUFFICIENT THREE

Nd N huU = OU IOIHNI 4 LA4LtAaN
-TRIESEMAR I, 2 and ;, are protected BY BOY.
Al Letters Patent Of England, and secured By the
seals Of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris and tne
M perisl College Of Medicine Vienna.
No one Is Invaluable for EIhaustiont SpornAtor
rhoea and oil physical disabilities-
NO Two oJFnpletsly ersdioate5 all traces OF thoTe
diseases that have hereOore been treated By the nAu-
seo7is and psrnicious use OF oopavia and cDbeb5.
M Three has entirely aupplanted theinjurtous u1s
of mercury thereby inEuriRg 70 the sufferer speedy
relief 1ispersing all impnrttss and roofing ouT the
form Of Irsanges devoid Of taste and SMELL aad can
be carried in the waistcOst 20 ket sold IN tin CASTS
sd divided IN 70 separate dUsss administered BY
Vebau Lgllernand, Roux Bieeld, &c. Pries - eachi
or tcesss for So which saves s.; and IN 81 cases.
sals and retail OF DT. BAROWI No le4 Bleeoker-st,
HeW York. -, -.
fmHedistsly on rsosiyiug remittance d.. Barrow
IN Toward che Tre5smar to any part Of the EoTios
ssouFey packed and addressed according 70 he IL
81 @ s5I5 81 G. " GLABK, Agent .or CsvslaId
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GROCERIES q PR0VIslOHs


HAMBURG OHEESE.-A Few
il Il tons Hamburg Ohseee for sale hy
l.. Z. h s. BURGESS,
Bspt26. ls6 and 1873 Superior street.
DURE OLD CIDER VINEGAR
IL OF the best quality, can be found at
GEU.D BEOK5,
BeptI7 Opposite the Post Office
GtiGARS-lO0 HHDs N. ORLEANS,
~ Porto Rico and Cuba sugEra; 500 Barrels He
hned Sugars. For sale By -
L. y. 4 S. BURGESS,
Nos 50 and lS5 Superior Street.
GUNDRIES.-300 BARRELS ORR
- PACKED MESS PORK,
l0QoOlbs Sugar Cured ORnvassed Hams,
70 bblB Carbon OIL
IS bbls LubricatinR OIL, II store aud tor sale By
ROBT. HANNA 4 Co.,
AprI1 l6s and III River ttFss and Dock.
MOLASSES -
lEl 200 Barrels New Orleans MolRsSss and New
York Sugar House syrups for sails by
L. \ B s. BURGESS,
Nos tss and lSs Superior Stree.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01
WATER.PR0OF c0MP0SlTI0N.
U EEP YOUR FEET DRYI
IA I.rr.r,r 5gat.r.Prsof OompesItIsa

Is the onIY article that
will make Leather per-
isctly WATERPROOF, and
at the same time keep It
soft and plisble. 1t has
been put TO the severest
test By nemhers Of the
Fire department, and ad-
mittsd By all to be the
BEST IN USE
BrA more liberal dis
count 70 Jobbers & Deal
ers than Is made by any
oths manufacturer.
Manufactured BY
T. LARTER,
lO2 Supsrior-St.,
ssptII CleTelnnd, D.