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EAs1nRN THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, hsV
York, Hartford, and Wiiloughby, PatnesV1les 6e1e-
Va, Astabula and OOnnesut, closes at $50 A. M-
EAsTEEN THEoUdHi for New YORK only CLOSES -
EAsrERN THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Bos.
ton, New York and Hartford closes at $40 I. ~.
EAsrEKN WAK, ior oil points between OeVeland an 2
WlisTERN THRousH, for Toledo, Detroit, OhIcaEO
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 p. n, 0eaFes 10
WssTERE fasoosH, tor Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
DubuQue st. Joseph and Cairo closes ct $40 2. y.
WEsTzRN WAY, for all points between OieVelana
aud Toledo, closes ct P. n. =.
EAHDUBKT WAY, for sandusky ano al lntorMsoiAto
OTsO1EEATI WAY, for ali points bstWeen Oieveiand
and Cincinnati, closes ct 10 p Ms 0saEes 81 1'oO
OIsoIsI491 fHRouaH, for Columbus. Dayton New
ark and OnciDnsts closes at 10 r h ueaVea ~ 1;oO
OIsoTEaITf THRoUaH, for Columbus, Olncihnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis ZanesYihe and
Wheeiing, closes ct 6:i0 T. N.
PT1zEEURaH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash.
iTTeEuRaH WAY, for ali points between Cleveland,
Welsville and Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Phtladelphiai
Baltimore and Washington, closes ct t7:0 A. ~.
MAHeEIHG WAY, for all points betWeen Cleveland
HEDIsH WAY, CLOSES ct IS A. N.
RoCKPoaTs &e.. closes onTasEdayss FhurSdAyn ano
BRToEsv1IIE, BATH, &c., closes Tuesdays and Bat
ssSHSsoE OEHfTs, Granger, North RoyaIton &C.,
doses on Tuesdays and Saturdays at Z a. N.
WARRKHsVILLz, closes daily, 1910 A. "a.
and Hncsid, closes daily, at 2. d.
sTMAH and Dro5 LstterI are required, By law 70
s[kh Uity Circulars ars required % be prs-DaIt
with two-oent stamp
~ 06oe open from I'D A. NJ. 70 5:tO p N On
n COWLEs M
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BROWNs BRONCHIAL TROCHEs


a 81 have Rsyer charged ny mind Iegpseting them
11 ne lrtt, ,eKcputing 70 think yet better OF that
Beschor,
aiihe Trorhes are a staH Of Life to me."-IProf
NdgaId hOrth, PrsB't Hamilton College, Clinton,
lszo5 T6ro.t TroubIss they sres Specific. ."-IE.P.
WfIiiE.
stroo faVOrably known TO need oommendatiOn. =
Zion. Chs. A. helps, FTest Mass senate.
contain no Opium Dor anTthing injurious. p
fDr a A, Hayes, ChemtEt, Boston.
@An elegant cCmbinaiion for Coughs. .''-tDr. g. J.
u commend lksir use to Public Speakers '-IRev.
=. B. Chaplin.
= .lz0It i.lutarT relief % Bronehiti'." '."-IRey, S.
1elgfried, MOfristoEn. ohio.
tsFery bensfcial when suffering from Coldg.N-
[RsF, s. J. P. Anderson, st. Louis.
Almoat a. gfa1t relief in the distressing labor Of
breath nR necHlar 70 Asthma. 81 Rev. A. O. Egsls-
ton, Bow York.
hey hase suited my case exactly, relieving my
throat thas coutd sing win ease."-lT. DHchar-
NJ, Chcrister French Parish Church, Montreal.
~As thsra are limitations, be sure to OBTAIN tbs
oEFuIEE. feblz h2 I'm
6g-soId hg al Druggists and Dealers in hedicins
nthe United States and most Foreign Countries 81
- esnts yer boz jaul2-R2
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Dr.. ViChOis' Female Monthly pills,

the only genuine Female Pills In the United States
hoTIoE 10 LADIEs--N article Of medicine intended
lor the exclusive Of Females that has made
Its appearance, has met with such universal success
e these ceebrated Pills No disease q little
derBtood, and consequently badly treated a. femas
diseases These Pills the result Of much study
and careful experience In all varieties Of female COM
plants and in all cases Of irregularities suppression
leucorrh@a or whites, Inflammation Of the bladder,
kidneys and womb, and loss Of nervous energy, their
use is above all praise. Among the many thousands
that have used them in all parts Of the Union, none
speak III OF themi for all like them. They contain no
mercury, iron, steel, no deadly oil5 Their use
can do no harm, and when used according 70 direo.
tions, they always do Ro0d.
n. y. Married ladies who have reason TO believe
themselves in the family way, should not them,
e 6y their action on the womb niscarriags would
be the consequence.
Price-0 per box. Persons sending for Pills viii
snolose one dollar and two postage stamps.
several persons knowing the efficacy OF these Pills.
nave advertised as being agents for Dr.. Hchola Pills
and selling worthless pill ~ =
N. B. The genuine Vichois' Female Italian Pills
cannot be found at any other place in the United
Ohio.
DR.. Hunter has in hts possession numerous oortin-
Gates and testimonials which relieved and happy pa
ents have rendered him, and have kindly permitted
MIN 70 exhibit to those desirou8 Of his services.
- Onoe hours from A. n. to 9P, Il. oct15dkE
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g FImsueI6o-Part L.
ne siai,aeon

..e The stttdnon.
IN Africa (a quarter ofths world)
Mems skins are blsck, their hair Is crisp and
And somewhere there. unkneEu to public
A mighty city lies, called TimbuctOO.
TIE aataral history.
There stalks the tiger, there the lion roars,
Who some etiuies eats the luckless blaekanoorsi
All that he leaves Of them the monster throws
To iackals, Yulturss, dogs cats kites' ana
His hunger thus the forest monster eluts:
And then lies down meath trees called cocoa
nuts.
Tie lion kliat
Quiek issue out with musket, torch and brand,
The sturdy blaekamoors, dusky band;
The beast is found-pop goes the musketoons-
Thelion falls covered with hOrrid wounds.
Their Eipes at hons.
At home their lives IN pleasure always hoW,
But many have different lot to know.
They're often caught and sold as slaves, alas
fs. . Reflections on t5e foregoing.
Thus men from highest joys to sorrow pass.
Yet, though thy monarehs and thy mobiles boil
: Rack and molssses in Jarnaica's isle,
Desolste Afric thou art lovely yetIl
One heart yet beats which thee shall ne'er for.
What though thy maidens are blsekish brown,
Does virtue dwell in whittier breasts alone
Oh no, oh no, ohno, oh no, oh no,
Il shall not, must not, cannot e'er be SO.
The day shall come when Albion's self shall
Stern Afric's wrath, and writhe meath Afrie's
- STEEL -1... q
see her tribes the hill of glory mount,
And sell their sugars on their own account
While round her throne the PROSTATE nations
come,
Sue for her rice and barter for her rum!
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YARNS AND OUT LOTS

Farm Of 100 acres on Lake Shore I2 miles nom the
city, good House, Barn, Fruit, Ae
Farm OF ISL acres, IL miles from the city: good
buildings. Price $40 per acre. =
Farm OF lis acres in Orange toynshin on nIAnk
road good buildings, &c s49 per acre.
ings, &C. s45 per acrs.
Farm Of 100 scres plank road 10 miles from ois
orchard, &C.
E0HA:1Some good improved Farms nsar Muaca-
:, YARN Of 50 acres in northwestern Indiana near q
Railroad station and about 40 mi As from tihicgro
Will exchange for City Property
nice building lot. ~ :
st, Clair soaa, ssmilss from Post once, 1s acres,
MlIisoh avenue. Five acres near Kinsman-St.
Euolid Road, three miles from Post Once 81 aotes
with Iont also on Cedar gtrest considerable Ffuit
and beautiful stream OF water A desirabIe lot
twenty acres near the Water Cure and on same
road and very cheap oslO0,
BrOOklYn Center, 4miles from Oitv Brick Heusa
and X acres land. SI5OO.
twenty -one Aores on SpanRier's Avenue, near Will
son street. First quality Of laud. $3.50 per acre
o9Nenteen hcrts IN Crawford koad, near Supsrior
Street Extension. $3.50 per acre. = -
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7 OHN G.. JENNINGS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDIEG.

Bq.insss Property. A good Building and Lot on
PUBLIC sQuarei now rented to pay 10 cent. on price
Also, Buildings and Lots on Superior and Ontario
First Class Residence Euclid street. west Of Erie,
with marble mantles, bath rooms hot and cold wa
ter, &c IS, 500 aud $1,000.
Lake Street. Good two story Brick HOUSE, with
barn, truit &c. 5000.
kinsman Street, near Forest Gothic Cottage and
three acreg lana, with barn, fruit, shrubbery, DC
eoliyar Street. Coed brick House and Lot $500
Wilson Street, near Clinton Park. Good House
Hamilton street. Good two story House and Lot.
Kiniman Street, near Perry. Coed House and Lot.
1900.
Ontario Street, near Lake Good House and Lease
Bridge street. House and Lot. aEO.
Pearl street, Cottage House and Lot. $3.50.
Euclid street, near Perry; alfo near Hudson st
some very desirable Building Lots -
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PIAHOS.
KNABE'S PIANOS.
OLD PIANO an HELODEOHs TAKEN m EIcElNI

ALsO-OE HAND,
kelS6soRs, Small IastrEReHtS, gtria0s, 4
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MEDICAL
q DIR. HUNTER's
MEDICAL 1Nr1RMARY,
.R- HuNTER sTTLL OONTIN.

lnR. HUNTER STILL OONTIN-
TINUES A. the old established place, No. II,
os1SSSd 6b 5G ea S3Gln al ii hSs oonsn On S & he L
the only reliable phyisoan in olsTelend treatng ne
oerS, Tuors- Fiaus. Astha' Bronchial and Lung
Diseases rheumatism, Ague and Fever seminal
meekness 9nd all dse9ss peeu q si E1
~ 4enstruations 1nhsmmation and giceratlon oI
nc nc Uterus or Womb, Prolapsus or Falling q ne
WOMB. All diseases Of the blood and SKID entirely
removed from the system. All diseases Of the organs
oi generation Of male orfeae, Of Whatsyer name OF
nature treated in careful, thorough and ldieionl
pointed out By long experiences and inYes-
STLow prices and quick cures. Recent cases ourec
IN from tnreet eng Mt days. All syphilite and mer.
eg5ial tAinta entirely removed from the system.
three 70 weeks that have been roGted By other
physicians from one g three yaars.
Young men a1iicted with seminal weakness should
apply 70 Dr.. Hunter sither IN person
By letter, he never fails to His remedies
perfectly sale ano unknown 70 any other physician
Patients of either sex living ct distance By stat
can obtain medicines with directions for use by ad-
dressing Dr.. Hunter, Of OlsYeland Ohio, Doitpaid,
nd enclosing 3 fee. - .i.ll
All Communications confidential.
From his sxpariencs and extsu8iFo prdetice, he
dSratkss in bis Specially he viii MOST cERTAII PIR.
FORK. Ne matter how hopeless may be the case
whether from sxroms debility and BrOstTatiOn:Of the
or 5eltstyled " ID. D.. 81 whom many have unfortu-
nats y Sss3 2 gsas5 OF from ths fsss sseac thsl
alRleeton % me- or the no less fatal ideas Of over
coming the disease By the adYancemelt Of age, and
strictly moral mind for they, and ALL make the
worse and If IL is early one from THE causs of
being entirely local. it Affects the entire animal econ.
omy and then aires general well Rs local treat
ment which DR.. Hunter is happy 70 Be able to Say
that thorough investigation, and great improvement
in the treatment Of private and delicate diseases d
both seTes Of however long duration, yield TO hil
mode OF treatment II tha unfortunate value life Gnd
health, they should b sure and call physieian oi
age and experience.
~ No charge for advice. The Doctors once "a
constantly thronged with patients from all parts Of
n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-A-TRIEeEhARli L land :, areVrotaotsd By RoT-
Al Letters Patent Of 41giand, end secured bV ths
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna, q I'd
No. One L invaluabls for Exhaustion, SpsFmatoE
rhoea and all phyHioal DISABILITY
No. Two completely sradioatea all traooI Of those
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the n1
8eous and peruioioHs use Of oopaEia and cnbebg, p
Hos Three has entirely ted theiniuriouI una
of mercury, thereby inguri2F 70 the sufferer nd
relief, di8perBng all mpuritieg, and roofing ont NJ
4BIn1EnABs Nos. l. and ;, are preparations n he
torm or Lczengess devoid Of taste and smell sad can
and divided into separate doses ~ adiniIt0rsd 81
Velpaui IaiemAnds koux, RleeId, 30. Prioa g saoh
or eaSe5 for -, which sayes 81 and IN "a oass1
lale and retail Of Dr. BAR0W, No. lSt Blsscksr-sE
Kew York. -----.-zl--=- .
Immediataly on rsoeEVing remittance Dr. Barrsv
Wlllo ward the Irie8elar % any Rart Of the world
1o1feiy paokeds and addresssa According 70 ne b.
e.s-sole 6y 9; "; 0LAEK: Agent Cor Cleveland.
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Rreeeh-Ioaalnr smaII-nrms.

There is no subject Of more pressing or
Of more lasting Importance to the Govern
ment and people Of this country than the
arming Of our infantry with breeoh-losd-
ing rifles. It RRs the crest ain Of Nspo-
leon BonspartO to trsin his soldiers to
very rapid loading and firing; and able
military critics attribute to his success in
this effort the irresistible power Of his ar
mics. Experience, however, has devel-
oped the astounding fact that, when SOL
diers losd and fire in such haste, their aim
is 90 careless that they do net hit q whole
regiment once in 200 shots
Now, breech losdiEg rifle can be loaded
and fred more than 80 times faster than
a muszle-loader, and it can be fred at
least five times more frequently with all
of the movements made with the utmost
deliberation. It is altogether probable
thst q soldier with breech-losding rife
will fire times as many shots in an hour
as one with muzEle-loader, and that 10
times as many Of the shots will prove ef-
fective-thus increasing the offensive
power Of the soldier so fold.
The superiority Of bresch- loading small
arms, so manifest in theory, has been con-
| frmed by large and varied experience.
The Spencer, the Burnside, and other
breech-losding rifles have been extensively
used in this war, and have everywhere
gon the Esrmest approval Of both officers
and priFstes. ~
The nation is making very great efforts
and expending enormous sums Of money
10 send additional hundreds Of Thousands
Of men tO.our armies. Every one Of thest
soldiers, when ready for service, coste near
lly 81, 600. By the expenditure Of S. OIL
$40 additional for his gun, one-half oi
one-third Of the number Of soldiers would
be equally Efficient. 7J5.-
/ We should like TO see sufficient judg
| ment and decision at the head Of the Wa
tpepsrtment 20 stop, at Once, the manufsc
ttlreof mugEle-losding Hmsll-srns, and t
devote the whole power Of our srmeries t
The production Of breech-loading rifles
Scientific american.
/ a. -. s.
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NLRVELAND 8 ERIR B. B.


~
1854 WINTEB EBIAHRAReUEEHL lessA
On and affsr Monday. November nh, lsss, P.s-sa-
ger Trains viii run ~ follows, OundaTB exSsptede
--r LEAVE OLEVTIAEDt costs
0l5O a. M.--DAX Z EXPREsS TRAIE-at9DIin
MtHougnoyi Patnesviilei GenSEa. A1htabuAf
Oonneaus and efIrerd onIT, End Arrlle q Erte -
1:ls ,. n, Dunkirk &s5 D n-f Buffalo sl5o ,. N
5s15 p. m.-OiHO1AHATIEX Exp RE3S-etoppi1g Is
PainssVille, Ashtabula and Girard only, knd AZ
Eiyea at Erie SIS ,. m-s Dnnktrk s;l7 ,. m.s Baf-
9.5s p. m.2MAIL ANB AOOONEopATEOF-
StcpDtnR st all stations and arrives IS EEis e
o,IO Il. h.9E1GHT ExPRrss rRArs-s,oo,vi.~
at FainesFils. A1htAbulA md glfaEd ollI, 41d
n, Buffalo 4:30 3. N.
LEAVE ERIT
RIO A H.--HIGHT GXPRESS TRAIE-gtOuolnRa A
p eiEArdI Alht4bula and PAineSEills only md Ar.
so IA. M.--MAIE AND ACCOMMODATION T73AIH
--stopp1n4 as all stations and arrives e Ol0Fs.
land At l0.B An.
20 A. A-TOGED0E EAKEs1so-sto11tnG at AL lla-
lions except SWanyilie, Saybro0kr UniolYills,
PsETL, Mentor and Wiekltas, md arrives &
Cleveland q l;59 z: 4; -, -
- -raEds Oonnsaut5 AsEtaouln, and PalnesEins
only and arrives In Cleveland st e:75 :. n
~ Second Olsss Oars are run On Al thzeaEh
An the trains going westward counsst at UsEsIanS
With trains for Toledo, Chicsgos Columbus oinoi1s
matt IndianaplSs 81. LOuils 5o.i and all thro1gh
trainS 81 ne n. Y. n Raiirosd and a. 51 va
thaso Of the New York Central and Bunaio . New
York City Railroads tor New York, Albany, Bcltoas
HiegAEa fallss &o., and at Erie with trains On th6
gEDay Exprss1, Esst and west, cunneotIat afFsra
With Trains on ETis and Pittsburgh RAIroad ioE
htnesEiiiss AeaaT1ile, S44n9sio,zn, =,
Cleveland. November slsth, isss-
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-FOUR DAILY TRAuNs

And OlOss Oonneetiona At Harrisburgh for
BALTIMORE l. WASHINGTON;
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RAIER0ABa.
0IIEVRLAND, COLUMBUS 9
~ 0IN0LNHA7I RAILROAD.

= =
Isa4. wINTH ARRAEeENE5z.F 7l9ss-G
On snd aftsE nonday, EoYsnbar isth, PiEsaguE
5Iainl E.h isaTs OloEslands = ioAosB, 0sndsJSS
1st FraIn-gs6OA A. .m.-OTHCINHAIT ELPRHss
s,l.9 g1ng 4E GEaftony Rsllin ron, AsE Loadons
AsSSyy, ASSy, g5Esi.5lns 5si. gslion esea, 93Eai2e -.
-. ~, eSflsins Z OEestlins AZ 900 2, n, ool1l.
i'5S =. p n, psyton 4sl2D n, olnc,nn1tl -
.Sairo - p n. PM H1gns l.l8 J n, Chls
d TrSin-3sI0 P c,5olrlloDaTrsH.--.
5s9gs at a. st-tao1s. sad 4rriESs II oolanbu
Sd FraiS-z;IO P. SI.-aiaar j ExFRrss-s,o X
ping g gsEsa rzi.en, N,s9llingtens HsN Lon-
ton and pel9Earei arriving 8 OrestllEs ~ le;b
2. NJ, Columbus ls06 3 m.s DAYTON A.f5 = n,
Cincinnati 100 a m; IndianApolil 10 n s..
a -. snd 66IcsSo ~ sSSS7sa 80 : -,
Trains lssEs OolumbuI at $50 and los9eA ns SBms
arrive Is OlsFslana $50 g n, 80 md SO n
OoEHGOTIOas.
Ehsby-Handuaky, Mansneld 3 Newark RAllEoaA, ~
ManE1sld, Ht. Vernon asEarks Ea1ss-
osll5sn 's istsSSrah, dS ToFs wayne GSis.go RAa.
road, Forest, Upper eandu1Ay5 Delpeca, Il
Has Tort Maynot LaDortes gn1oalos -
EsSt, and Eastfor Aansaold. Woostsrs nas-
GRGissl md Bslisiontins RaTlrcad Ets s1r Mariea.
a sa1sSl;a 5sislo5l;aA2ss sidney, uglon y
Vie. fo1s1iiis t.i-a ~ f5Ss ~
DelAWere-Eith Springfield brAnnh fer BlrinT TlalG.
Uolunbls-Littls Miami 3 -OoIumhGi, rsad Esnia
Railroad, tor Aenis, pagtanr tRdianaPoliE-
1s.fe AAutes 81. hel1s, Aorfoes LpgolAnG
i5Si BsiIrsSlS -, ~ VI 2 NJ
EyApsv1lls. Giro, St Louis, and ~ Boln1i
t,,lumbuS-t 1tSaI 0hio RaSlrosd for Es.., lsusS.
Indiana Railrosd ior Piqu4s uIbans, 8.
~ Tor Ticketg 70 Al points and tufornatlfl %.
EE e tae PassgasoE station, and ss Unipa noAsi
OIsVsIsnd, nov. Is, isSs. .1r sapsrinSsldSak.
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AND OFFTON ,

7 AND OFFICE.-H. b. LITTLE
IL has constantly on hand q large number Of m
proved Farms tor sale for cash or on time. Also-a
variety OF City and Village Property: and ohoIc6
Agrming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and MisBodrf,
which ne viii exchange for Farms, Oity or Personal
ID noor. .. -.- l- --- mayIa
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"a FEIEHD II HRrD-TRY II,
-. nW1ztiE Ii LGIBIan LII MI EHT q EToDa
lsun the rsutPe Of DF. StsFhen BWset Of ucanootio
Ers1t boBs setter. and hss bssn nsed In his pTasl
Is for the a.t twenty yearI with the molt aStouI
nc luooaa1- As an external Eenledy Il 4 E1thoui
GsVals and Wii ell9visle pain more gposdT thsn AZ
.e1k1r sreparntfon- fgr'lM RhsullAttc and herVo
AA-QLNalA -
lorlls Wounds, EpralnH, Bruises, a., ir sootniI1
ote tho Just WoEGeg and Of All who hnN
syg given g trial. Over four hundred oertifolte
orquarkable oursg performed By it within the lnal
&c ~ f1STslsrS- Sssiaritso1d f1.TSii
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D EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES:
~ ilormerly Of the nrm Of Littles Ksyes,l has
SD5ned . keAl A1t1te Once In Rouse'a Block ooPAsf
and Public Square, and haSoon1tantlg
On hand several thousand acres Of rBt quality TaTmu
nc Lands IN the States ofIova Wisconsin and Mis-,
ou, % sxohangsfor city country DFoDertYi alsSI
lor alsktnds OF personal property. PartoAIh pAid5
9eeee.arg anrts.Rz5
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P0sT.0FFIcE TIME.TAeLE.
1854 winter Arrangement 1884.
FOB THE
Arrival and Closing Of Nails
AT THI
M uVyEaT. ANN DOQT nVVT0H =
OLEYELAND Posi-: oBBIOE. =,

D9-MAils will be opened and ready Tor delVoEy one
hour after arrival OF trains.
1D-An MKils oiose one hour before departure OF
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 100 A. NJ, and l;i9 and
SO P. n. l-
Eastern Way arrives at l0:l5 A. Ii. ---.
Pittsburgh Through arrives Et 9:S A. H.
do Way arrives st $40 p. III. -r-fr--F
5Andusky Way arrives at SIS A. m.
mahoning Way arrives at $50 Z. N.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A, M, l6o r H
do Way arrives ct 600 P. NJ.
Western Throush arrives at ss5 d.. and s:55 P. n.
do Way arrives at 2:45 Y ID.
Medina Way arrsvss ct 800 Z. n.
RcekporI, &C. arrives Tuesdays, ThuFSoaTH ana bes-
urdayB at y Il. - b.
BrecksViIle, Bath, &C. arrives Mondays and BridAys
stbP.M. .5 E--.5.4
sharon Center Granger North RoyAlton ko.p arrives
MOpdsys and Fridays at 5 P. NJ. E-s
WarrensviAe arrives daily at l0:l5 A. n. - -.
East Cleveland snd Euclid arrives daily at A. As
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TrranIlatiOa-(TT0m the Ffenoh.5 J; Ila

f1fan8lAtion-lIrom the Erench.l
Oo Il Is imposble mot 70 bear testimony 70 thsiI
qualities, which have acquired for them the eminent
nsnufscturs, on which have played, ars exceeding.
u remarkable or their qualities Of TONE. The Bass
Is power ul, without hardness, and the upper noHE
TWeet, clear and heFmOniouslY mellow, (chryBtianl
and do not hesitate to express in regard 10 these in
they are equal II not superior 20 ths best mAnufac
tured in Europe this country By the most oslebTn
ted mAEerI. lsignedl L. N. GOrTSOHALK.
To hessrs. WN. KKAsl 4 Co., Baltinore.-I can
1ot but ngratulate yo1 upon the Immense progrea
your Pianos, vhiOhin mf opinion, rank among thf
ysry beat IN the country. n. 6TRAKOsoH.
Nj. Gno. A. BARLOW :--Theas noble InStruments
possess immense resources Of power Snd expression
rch and sympathstio; while the high notes bril-
hants clear and pure as silver bella
a 1nootb Snd 80 ~ sfss,
the fnost OF which the Pianoforte Is susceptible.
In word, KnRbe's Pianos are worthy Of the Rress
sStArtists, and are capable Of rendering the fines
compositions known In this realm Of Art.
ELIEA SHEPHERD,
Hr.e. A. BARLOW, DsEr FIJI gives me- PIssSur
to stats that consider the Knabe Plano equal to
try, especially in richness and volume Of tone.
Having used one Of the same 70. ten or more houn
of each day, for fWO gBarH feel confident in recon
m0nding them to all who unaoQuainted with theh
''great qualities" AM respectfully, ESG%rs, E%,
Teacher Of Music Cleveland Female seminar
9. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir:-It gives me much pleal
ure 70 be aba to Bay, that consider Knsbel Fiano
he finest, both in volume and sweetness which hay
| tVsr played upon, either IN America or Europe.
Theps dsls operate with better Olest than in aD
othorna truments; and in fact, nabe'g motto mA
| truly bs, tENoslgiOF." Mrs. o. =. DOUGLAS,
| Teacher ol Ausio, Cleveland
Pro7. H. J. HoFaEAeLH, Tesohar Of Music In thf
Ohio State Hind Asylum, WEtag - After examining
/ ; large number Of WIN. Knab5 8 Cos Piano FoTtss
/ unhesitatinRly pronounce them superior to any
have Their tone is grand and noble; they haze
great capacity for sustaining the sound; and theil
volume Of tone power have never heard e1cslled
They combine With nns tOuchi depth, ESsetnsss o.
/ tons, purity and durability"
i lz3n
trFhat the Knaba Fiano 10 superior 70 AL othsss
Il made IN this COUNTY, TOR briilaney sweetness and
volume Of tome needs only to be heard 70 eonVnOa f.
Il shs fact."-lStGte journal, Columbus, Ohio.
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