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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

'The Union Of The Hhigs for The sake Of The Union =
So sad ienry "A. Wise at The Windmill Island festival
where opponents rejoced rather ominously under
tar willows the 4th of July ast and all tie Wings
OF the country. pausing with uphfted arm the midst
OF their family squabbea responded 10 The toast with
hjafse cheer ard then went work with enewed
gy whackng each other before for the "sake Of
Union. Good Sir Peter Teozle found that "noble
sentiments were not by any means inconsistent with
contradictory practice, aud IL is quite melancholy TO
that thu affairs Of the great Wing party both in general
and detail, tend confirm the opinion formed by She
I!ian hero Fine ords are as neffcacious in politi
cal cookery they in The preparation ovegenhes
NJ nsieur Ude himself would be at fault il required TO
make dish with better material than abstract
sentiment. and the conclusion to which that prince of
caok would have jumped instincvely has been reached
through more lsboous process by The Gdes and kitch.
of Philadelphia Whggery. Though unable TO
make dish OF The business entrusted 10 them IL is some
what qnainy and poradoxcay observed that they have
dashed the business and their approach to The
unanlmity commended by Wise, is q unanimous de-
termination not TO yield jot in the matter Of their per-
sonal predictions candidates for the hlayoray
tins being their reading of the text about The Union
of the " higs -
Every effort for the nomination Of Wing candidate
f'r The Mayoraty having proved aborve, The city Wing
Delegation on Tuesday evening passed resolution by
avoie 0! 81 TO 80 TO make nomination for the oce
but 10 leave the matter open. The friends at the con
LEADING aspiran,s inhexibe-each division OF "lhe
Unoa of the Wings resolute in maintaining it's orr
enai altitude and the impression is that Tar as
cur opponents concerned, we shall have what is
known as scrub race, free to all ages SORTS and Sizes
under the rules and regulations of the Union course
As To the relative merits of the competitors of the same
political family much difference of opinion exists Some
'hink that the will in that respect be 10 the swift
while others rather think Philadelphia Sentinel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

UiLLLiM &. .M7RY COLLEGE,
TENHE LECTURES in this institution will commence
n on The ID Monday in October. The departments
OF instruction and the expenses Of the session are as fo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

WANTED, Yoans who perfectly understands Manufac
turing Tobacco He will be required 10 abroad 10 place
"h oers advantages and either take interest 10
thr EusiHess or receive salary
Apply, post paid, Box 1904, New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
Clnu SkOck sill falLinnI

Boston Correspondent, of The N 7 Express (Whgl
states, that 1.-The members of The Convention of Wing
Young Men at Worcester naturally discussed the ques
l'nn OF Wing candidate for The Presidency and their
Official illusions il rot action, you will observe they
nave given broad hint, that Gen. VIM Henry Harrison
is Their oradnLic candidate for The Presidency" fe
ACIDS, shat The loss If Tennessee, and Indiana with
The bard hgh,ngi in Vermont has created wide spread
Inprr sson in the ncrar that must lake up the Tin.
prcan"e club and this mpre ssion whch Influenced
The lses'ng q" the Worcester Convention You may set
down as secure the New England Wing Regiments Tor
Gen Harrison. and with this T,ppncanoe cnb, We can
thwack heartily the Office holders in New Hampshire and
Maine"
5Hofher Sgn!-The Louisville Gazette Of The 9Th an
nounces, that Since The lnss of The Opposition in Ind
ana and Tennessee, we have heard expressions which
satisfied US OF the dependency of those who have here
t"ore supported the claims Of Mr. Clay through veal
and woe They are content that General Harrison
should be rum for they would prefer having him sub.
Jecled to the modification of defeat than have such
dslressful stroke to fall upon Mr. Clay-The Gazette
snys, for ils own part, that it considers Gen. Harrison
the strongest man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

Bs.idS, 500, GOO, 50o 400, acO, 900, 100, &c &c
making ass Capital Prizes sold and cesbed by Stallon
since January. 1887.
n Borders from the country promptly and conf
dsn,.aliy attended 70, il addressed 10
N STRATTON.
Sep IL 1851 Richmond, Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

The 26ih Congress-The last N York Times, (he
Conservative organ0 gives a much fairer view Of The
state Of parties in the Congress- than mos, of its
tribe. II gives the Administration 1I3 members, and
the "hgs ll7-eaving the representatives. of Mary.
land, and OF Mississippi, TO BE- elected next month
In making out this tabular statement The Times adopts
the principle OF assigning TO each party the members
who have respectively received the certificates Of cleo
ion-thus, al one clap DASH il gives the Wings the
whole six Delegates from New Jersey when il is no,nr
Gus that the Republican Representatives have been set
aside by gross fraud Rec,ifyng this error The vote
would stand lis for The Administration, and ll2 for
The Wings Allowing then that the 2 doubtful
in Pennsylvania und Illinois when reced by Congress
shall Offset each Other then The Administration would
have ma nriIy Of On the superstition, too, that
the chances in Mary land and Mississippi are equal
the friends Of the Administration would 9Th have
majority of 6. But the Times in claiming for
the Wings the whole votes of Georgia In that
state, il counts without It's hosts, If not d. Of her
Representatives will probably operate with The
friends of he Administration The New Jersey vne
is very important The Wings say, that the Demo
Gratis trying to carry The majority Of her Legis.
ature in the Election Of next month"; with the hope of
elecling Republican Governor with their vote, who
will grant certificate OF Election 10 the 5 Rppub-
lican Representatives At all events, the New York
Times says 1--WE class the /" hics heing elected.
We have opportunity in this instance OF another Har
rsburg affair. There be doubt Of The election
Of one Wing The other five contested; both par.
ties will claim the seats. and how the House will organ
ize. remains 10 be The usage hos BEEN 10 allow
those 10 vote for speaker who produced the usual evil
dence Of membershp-the certificate Of competent
thoriiy in the State which sends them Correspon
members will. always supposed, decide the political
character Of the new house. and if that Stale does
speak out in October in emphatic tones upon that fraud
why then politicians of all kinds will be much mistaken
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

Reuben Moore and YIN II. Long are not Wings, and
that they DESTROYS of having their names taken off
The Wing Committee of Vigilance for this county (She
be on Qlsot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
The Presidents Tour.

we recommend The readers attention the excellent
and seasonable reply Of the President the citizens Of
Osw sg,-in which he touches upon the question of from
tier relations The lessons which he inculcales oil for
bpnrance and peace cannot fail have the most saulay
effrcts. These admonlions, well as the measures
which necessary for The efficient offence of the from
tier, which he aIudes in his reply to The citizens OF
Ogcrnsburgh, among the best fruits OF his present
tour.
After his splendid reception at Syracuse on the Oh,
he VISITED Rome and Utica on the llth.-The Coopers
journal announces that he would visi! tha, place
on Saturday-and he expected in Albany yesterday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
MARRIAGES
ChristiansriIle Fail Races,

Married in Philadelphia Thursday erenin: 9Th inst by the
Rev Aber; Bnes Dr. WILLIAM MILLS Jr fdzoc, Mssisspp
| To HARRIET, dau chicT of Joseph Bcaic ESQ.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
SjrEnsec IN tLe .SouyG

-,bandon IT, man, " no goes for National Bank, Ma
tional Internal improvements National Tariff, then, you
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
L, i LLnE.rh i.,r I'll.

TWILL paysy he 3d. some day DUNG Race, Horfo
s, IL .n I s,tS s s e. sf s .:sS 3 d s &
by imported Dion great dam BY euck Step e by Old Imported
lie besi ons Of Old JmcraeE The 81. Of Medley
fanaoon from an Aristotle This mss vas put this 'pns 10
iOtse five old spring. Of se,sry Hunt and hy
iloIsc Coli, three years old nes,spfing.
FLY two years old next spring The mare and sired
by Chsn',eIeef. Tsss ', are oil hne size;
For pedigree 0icha"''e'G fgs SEQ ru'' Register
August Il s's-el! Rc. BAYLOR
!SguldeJn Boarding. and Dry school J,r y,ung Ladies
Br NIX. ASD tRs PENSlIO
g'i Institution viii be resumed, usual,
The Ii. division Of THIS school reo
distIurt p.rsn, 5tep .ar convince the Prircp
fourth Necessary obtain TIE fail aud b"neicia effect .:
his Fer hi; end he has erected new room "h, WI
form fourth department Of the School.
Mr. rrs,rco takes this oppoun, announcing 70 his di''cn:
Fot further information, address C. Pcco, Richmond Nr
gina.
sep,7 35-,f
It's account o this Office for collection.
PETERSBURG CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
THE ensuing session Of this School will WEDsrs-
continued which has attended the previous sessions
The great Gsn of tho iss'itae TO make souOd und nceu'a
scholars, to fl them we'll their in tie relations
of fe The method which viii lie adopted accomplish hs
greet end will be important respects opposed the novel
scheming and restless Pt the age which eager
for sudden and prabs results und inpatient the SOW
Institution hold other The public,
promise thing its than careful ard tho
rough Of mental Slgt but Il
acquisition OF true knowledscunl its Pups ~ prepared
the classes Universities Colleges
the professions cailinss al i!-.
Mr. a. G. MciLm.isE, the Treasurer Of the Institution, vii
applications for admission, and give Information
renc"s may he desired lie will also receive tuition fees ard
give the receipts.
TERms-S2j pes Session for the Primary Department,
30 DO: SS SENIOR SENIOR o. %: -
Payable in advance. BENZ. JONES,
Prs,ideEt Of IKE Board II 7rus,,,s.
September II 3o-3
Y5ORES NuLTiCAULlS Tic su6srlcr ms for sale J,J
TREES Of tie second years growth md 5000 fom the SIP
Those OF the second years growth estimated 200 bud
the Tree; those the slip 100 buds the Trees also,
800 roo buds Trees good The last. For further
iicua apply tho Subscriber. anpdn Sidney College
Sept u i36-rtlal Wa. CLARK.
NJ u. BARBER win resume his professional duties
ELs on The lst Of October next
Address to p. n. TAYLOR'S
Music Store, nain st opposite Tie BoSks.
Sept IL 3o-6t
$4,000 S Ts sss ;.5 :t s; ;s. "a .s ss q
suit purchasers by
ABRAHAM WARWICK & co.
Sept IL 3c-2w-
UILLLiM 4. .N7RY COLLEGE
TENliE LEGTU RES in this institution will commence
In ,0 Tbo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

Christiansrulc Fail Races,
MILL commence TUESDAY the 18th October and
iinue -four days:
Fist Dey-porleios Purse, $780, SIS; me heats
SOHd DayJocSey Club Purse $780, S2c thee milo
heats.
7hnd Handicap Purse, siOo; entrance $40; mile beats
best three IN five.
Fourth Day-Two Sweepstakes for three yerr old cOl,s and FLIES
mile SlGD n iorei;O and close the
M day OF October Ecx three 10 make iaec--now TWO
subscribers TO each STAKE.
the day. elegant Saddle eiuipacc viii be for
mile heas Sl0 free fol horse, ger that
Money hung with discount.
Stables and litter furnished race horses gratis
The Proprietor will be prepared usual accommodate visit
attending tie
RTCH'D C. PURYEAR, Proprietor.
Mscslcnbug, Sept. IL. 3S-tl5O
MORUS MULTIcAUlrS TREES
THE subscriber has about 20 600 Mous Mucauus Trees for
xic feet high, and well bnnched They
haze been we'll cultivated and fine condition. and will be
sod by the by the foot, hy thu bud and delivered TO
chusc any time 10 the months of November December
good order, and at any place in Maryland or Virginia.
Persons wishing purchase, will address tho subscriber
residing at Choslenown, Kent County, Maryland.
JOSEPH REDUE.
Chrstoriowr Nd. 1lth Sept. 1897. 3s-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
NJ Tie squib of A B. c. from Louisa, in our next,

Citizen Richie Richmond Enquirer, writes whole
iumns Mr Clay available Wing candidate
against Sir Van Buren,. WE'LL ny old FRIEND who Is! Tell
among Wing candidates rnh"e Martin Van Buren,.
ned liberty 10 Rome will take him up. We o
the cause, o the man."-.E j. f. Star.
cause of the National Bank! &c &c. But a word
in your ear Citizen Noah. Y"n have no avsi,he can
dda,e that can unhuse The L.::!s Magician. Ia, T.,
son why I: because your cause is too bad Change you
banners-wheel back into our old State Rights rank
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

GEn nA6A Sir per cent Stock Of tie State IF
- GVsOUV rirginia far sale, in sums 10
suit purchasers, by
ABRAHAM WARWICK & co.
Sept IL 3c-2w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17


Bibles Lcnres Logic, Ethics and Wstory-Thomas Il.
Dew, President and Professor. Text Books-Blnirs
Lectures, Hedges Logic poley's Moral Philosophy,
Manual Of History by the Professor
Political Laic and G0rernsaent- Beverly Tucker Pro.
lessor. Text Book-Vatlel's Law OF Nalons.
Mathematics Robt Saunders Professor. Text Booas
-Legendres Geometry, Yuungs Algebra, Davies SUI.
veymg.
Chemistry-John Mington, Professor. Tex. Box
Manual Of Chemistry, by John Webster, NJ. D "a
edition.
SENIOR YEAR
Pollical Economy, Gorcrnment and Metaphysics
Thomas X. Dew, Professor. Tex, Books-Say sPoln.-
cal Economy, Dew's Lectures the Restrictive Svs.
lem and Usury, Browns Lectures, Dew Essay on So
Natural Phlosophy-Jno Mington, Professor Text
Book -OliDseds Natural Philosophy Essay On Gavan-
ism and Electro Magnetism By the Professor.
Mathematics Robt Saunders, Professor Text Books
Young Algebra, Davies Analytical Geometry, Dl
vie's Calculus, md o;msied's Astronomy
La,r-Beverly Tucker, Professor. Text Books-TuCa.
ers Commentary, Stephen on Pleading, Revised Code,
Federast, Kenls Commentary, Qst vol J Madison
Resolutions and Report, and Slarke Evidence
Girl Engineering john MllIinSon, Professor Text
Books-rrratise on Civil Engineering, and Treatise
the Steam Engine, both by the Professor.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
change in this department has recently been made
the Visitors by which it has been placed on high
footing as The classical department in any institution.
his has been done by ubolis!ng the school for boys
eretoore exis,ing and establishing two classes descrG
below, 10 be attended only by the mariculaed s'w.
Of the College. In each Of these, certificates oG
rociency will be granted; and the student who
lily goes through BOTH will receive the general cer,
OF classical literature provided he shall have s,udi
re subjects of the Junior Moral Course.
Latin Literature end Creek LtcrGture.-Dabncy
:rowne Professor.
The Text Books cannot be arranged, as the
not yet mauted They can, however, be had here by
e student wishing 10 attend either class.
To enter the Latin Glass, the student must be able 10
ad Sallusl and Virgil; aud for admission into The Greek
iass it is necessary that he shall be qualified 10 read
.enophon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

COURSE FOR THE DEGREE OF A. d.
IrNInn NELn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
Cank Cod CeLtlratiOn

The celebration Of the 200th anniversary of the set
Element of Cape Cod took place BarnstabIe The Sd
inst. very large collection Of people was present
atnong whom were the Governor, Chief Justice, Dr.
Pafrey, who delivered the discourse, &c &c. The
true Yankee Ode, which gracas our last page, was
among The original productions Of the day THE cele
hra,ion was closed by grand Ball in The evening" at
which about 500 ladies' and gentlemen were present =
In fine every thing passed off we'll and this centennial
celebration will constitute Of The most interesting
eras in the history of Cape Cod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

EXPENSES OF a REGULAR STUDENT.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Fees three Professors, $50 each $50 90
Halt fee, Junior Political (VatteD Class, ~ 90
Naturalization Fee, 3 go
Board including washing and lights, ll5 90
Fuel, 10 be paid for, Gas used) say 10 co
S295 %
SENIOR YEAR.
Fees to three Professors, GU ca
Naturalization Fee, $ 20
Board, &c as before, say 49, 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
Democratic nni
3G7755
5,S0l


Dem. maj. 2l26, in the State which will be greatly
increased when The issue is between Van Buren, ant
CLAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

NJ d. BARBER win resume his professional duties
ELs on the lsi Of October next.
Address to P. n. TAYLOR'S
Music Store, Main st, opposite Tie Barks
Sept IL 3o-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
SENIOR YEAR.

Chemistry--John Mllington, Professor Text Box
Manual Of Chemistry, by John Webster, Nj d, II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

M DRES HuBTiCAU Ills Tic subscriber mss for sale i'D
TREES Of tie years growth, md 5000 from the SIR!
Those OF the years grun estimated Of or 200 bud
the Tree; those the slip 100 buds the Trees ulo
800 ZOO buds OF Trees good The last For further
apply tho Subscriber. IIanpicn Sidney College.
Septi7 i3e-ntla Wa CLARK
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-01
Sine ehfe Sbat.

9fm 9ienftas, cen sten inlfebeneen Sahuars
~ siens Spbann Sufiery non sIustata,pas
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frincr Wiitarteitcr i'm S5crstau (Gi(encrs Ora.
tcn) taucr rercicnten Scbn 3u brfen. Dic Gcnts
panp ;abfte ib,n aud frscid rs x61ler ron ,pels
ht,, CT IA Ibaler in fcinp pctettu9 ttettte. 2as
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tettu6 NIT peme3elpc airf pcnt 9Hese bier1cr rtrs
loren bate. Ct rift fpafci6 ;urilct atrr rrrscs
ttt,s; SD sctSte nicfcn 8trlutf tci Suttus Gtumr
an, ipelhcr mir naebiten OtrrSen Die frcDc 8pt9.
|fbaft ttaobtc, eaB cin 9iciftnpcr, Nan,ens O &
|prSe QStll 6, prn Drnspillt, Gin pptets
Ituh NIT 8clc Dorin 9eftnttn itnp in 9titters
Mittbsbaute btntcrltst bate. SD Sicns fcstcicb
|rrrtbin, uno "a i'd ras pefettueb an Mcrscr
gtfebtn, tptnte iet binlauslihcn 9cpcis atsen,
prrauf mir cas pcdcttu9 NIT ntn "A 1Dater Ca.
rim, sltcrifattst trurpe. Sd flttrtraAtc cs fcsle
Dem GiscntDimer, tcp oen, id pisle 9Sefu8tr traf
bic ibnibr Olitlcir te5elstcn !: atcr Sreure nrifs
te nd tcp 2en aus, als i'd has 0eln iitertraebfe
,lnp 4ae gotten pem cpan Sinner unb 3uridsctrr
George Wells
|intelnhen 9ant. Tim SeriBwirs jcctr Dlitmenft,
ren. Der gcritt rcn biefcr ccten Ibat IL 8efidbi
fpnnt, init IN octe Sreune ,inb Danftarteit Gin.
Itfinlnen.- SIN 9lanct, ncs Gisentbdiners # n
8pttfrieo @trptet
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-01
~ Qlepel(anD
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WttlitariIbe MuTf 95onoeu

~4|ttt%"A lIlUI, IAultL ~JNlIVtN
fc tpte ros inu(ifaliCbc gutlifum i'm Qllse,nciz
nti1 tnb bcfihf cin9slaben, mid init ibrcn 4uf.
tra9ei 5u tcsDren. 0lcine 9crtinbunaen lin
Nuslonec NIT ZEN tctttn tcutlbcn tnb frans6fifhen
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anrrtannt quito Snifrumcnte 3u lttftrn, frnctrn
aud mcinc prcife 70 ;u fteen, rag Tic setpiB 1T
Den 9roBertt Steifarten, mic 9lell. Yort, Prtpn,
pDilanelrbta nne 0altimcrc ni6t ttlliscr ~ tau>
ten 1no, arb 9arantirc ih alIe ueine Q8aaren.
UlulltaSanpen fanfen ntdbt nur tilltscr, (onprrn
rrlpareit alIdb etc 6ro6t unb 9itlcc, pcn ftc att
rrr,pttti9 untcrwprfen narcu, witrrtn (1e tbrcn
Scearf rrn JlettzVort II. ( 10. teiiebcn. Sd rim
jett burh Infunft ntucr Otter int Stanpe, meil
4Bcrtclncnt als nas
NrG6te i'm Wefen
rein putlitum 5ur 9efali9tn Irtis 3u trtnst,,,
itnp ptferire, SabD6rncr, crrcnts, prfauntn,
xrnnmrln, Gofrfcifen, Errmrctcn, Snpcntirnss
bcrncr, Sisnal unr Slarrcnb6rncr, 9cntil Irrms
peten, Srtanslcs, Glarirncttc, fetnc unp prpinars
Sl6ten rpn l ts Sharpen, Qeecrrirns, feline
unp orrinare 9irlinen, 8ofsci9en NIT uup chne
patent S1rautcn, feline une orrin1rc QScncr
8uitarrrn, 2SalG 0oliltairitdtc 9lutt, Slrtcnra.
pier, adtc ita(ianfhe Saittn fiir oar Snttras
ncnte, Dlunbttilde, 9iplln uno Bag. Ncsen, 8ps
9enDoat, SdtcnDatttr, ,Stc9e, S1lfrtlttll, Stltlls
panlinrr nno Uatelu, piancfrrte 9ratb, S6i.
len fur ailc Snitrumentc uab ale anrrre 2rtite
IN ttciem SADIE. f..
Teparat,,rcn alltr Nrt trtrSrn oufs trtte &C.
na6t, quite olte 9icIinen nebme iet fir ttIi9e
prcifc in xoufdbanbd an. Qle Nuftrdsc POM
sanrc ,perpen aufs tettc tt, rlneti6tt: tclorst Das
antcntebcnrc 3eu9niB res .6rn. 3. QBbttt rtlburz
(ibit tctonnt als $ebrcr ron 99luft>9anreh ii. +.
~. miro Nllc, mid 8efutbenern iltrr,eustn prn
ecr Qeabrbcit res otcnscfaSten. Olan ocrScBe
ni9t Su tcmcrtrn, baB mtin Stcbr ltntcr bcm
Tamen Sataar, tetannt 1T.
Il. Sepwtrt, Smrrrteut
1T teut6cn Aaarcn. gum 8a;aar"
San. Is. pb6nir getaupe, 9lrpslanp, 8.
/ do hereby certify, that have instructed
several Bands who received their supply of
instruments from Mr.. a. Seywert, at the
>,lev''land Bazaar, and take pleasure in saying
hat as to Qualify as well as moderate prices,
1 can confidently Recommend them to all
Who are deSirous to purchase. y, ~ ~ T.
-. Signed. JOHN WHITE,
Professor of Music. Cleveland, late of Yonngs-
Dated Dec. 18. 1888. town, TrumbuIl Co.
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@a 8. J0eciitan inJlo, 26 bcs0atrrlanbsfreun>
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freunb(1aftli6rt 3uiammentunft NIT Revd. 8.
Giibr pcrirrcbrn, Den rrn mir untcr5ci6ncttn
Qrtttel in 30. %, in aleu- cincn {Deilcn iu wi
berruftu, 70 setc i'd rc,n puaifum piemit gu err
fennel,, Bag RIGS rtc 9r6ttfe unwabrDrit lit, unb
bag i'd ntc Ictdes 9crtprc6en Sem0obt bate, unr
1,ie MAIDEN rptrpe.-QDas id9 atcr in bicter 6in,
fitbt perfrrc6en, bas bate idb treu nnp potom,
,asn 1T SO. "a 9clcitfrt.
Strncr tann btnlan3lidb tefpicfen mcrrcn, raB
8. .6scinlt feline pplermnlene SufriebtnD:it ilttr
1ntin Vcttttrirt lit rrmaDnter 9lc. duBcrtc, na id,
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