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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

SwANToN.--At Toledo, the other day,
the name of the village of Swanton was
mentioned. Some of the Toledoans ex-
pressed doubt whether there was such a
place in existence; others declared that
surveyors were out, and had spent three
days in running random lines through the
county in vain search after it; others again
who were willing to allow that there might
be such place doubted whether any body
lived there, and whether apy such things as
accommodations for mau or beast could be
found in its precincts.
Having several subscribers who hail from
Swanton, we began, from the remarks Of
the TnledOans, to feel little dubious our
selves, and to question whether we were not
cheated by some nightmare which mad set
itself up in an imaginary post office away in
the woods, to delude us by ordering our pa
per and paying for 1t, (fur the papers sent
to that quarter are paid tor) we determined
to take n look fol the mysterious town our
selves.
Having embarked, with friend IN one
horse convenience, we took northwest
course, over fine road, and in the space Of
half an hour passed through the village of
Monclovn, a pretty little cunp of white
painted houses on Swan creek, in this
township, four miles from Maumee City.
Thence, keeping the same direction, through
as fine a country of oak openings as eyes
need wish to see, and over better road
than that between this place and Toledo, in
the space Of two hours from the time we
left home, and at the distance of twelve
miles from Maumee City, we actually found
the village of Swanton.
And now, lest Ii some changing dream,
the village Of Swanton should flee away be-
fore the longing eyes ofthe people of Tole-
do are greeted with sight, we will tell
them something about it. 1t is situated on
high, dry and pleasant piece of ground
on tho banks otSwan Creck,in the township
Of Wing, and contains besides several
dwellings,, store and a tavern, the store
doing business that Toledo store might
be proud of, and the tavern well supplied
with eatables Of the finest quality. We
spent part ofa day at Swanton and took
dinner with our friend Mr.. Luther Dodge,
the merchant and Post Master, and we may
state truly, that seldom have we sat down to
a more sumptuous or plentiful meal. Mr..
Mills, the keeper of the tavern has every
thing comfortable for the solace of man or
beast, and we venture to say that if our
friends at Toledo will pay him visit, they
will eat as well and sleep as softly as in
their own snug corner of the county.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

'Whenmy husband comes home drunk on
brandy said an afflicted wife, he goes
to bed and snoozes it out, but when he gets
drunk on wine, and my children have to
fee for our lives The intoxication of wine,
in many cases at least, is worse than that
of rum or whiskey. -,t
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

THE LOCAL WHIGs AND DEMOCRATS OF
ToLEDo.-The following choice production,
we picked up in one of the western town.
ships of this county, where large numbers
of similar ones in hand bill form have been
circulated. Primafacie, it is very clever
affair, and, we are disposed to think bears
the impress of the genius of the talented
Judge NJ, and we cannot but believe it
will be productive of a great deal Of good to
some folks. We hope they will send us up
n few of them for distribution, and we know
they cannot fail to give us credit for the
very handsome manner in which we have
thus given it gratuitous publication.
LUCAS COUNTY SITE.
A meeting of the citizens of the city of
Toledo, without distinction of party, assem-
bled at the Ohio House, on the 18th day Of
July, 1889, pursuant to public notice, Ed
WARD BIssELL, Esq. was appointed chair
man, and L. $. LoUNsBURY, Esq. secretary
of said meeting. Hon. H. d. Mason, stated
the object of the meeting to be, 1st. to en-
quire what measures should be adopted to
secure the interests of the citizens of Lucas
county in relation to the county site, and
end, the best means Of carrying out such
measures.
The meeting was appropriately address
ed by II. d. Mason, James Myers, Daniel
o Morton, John Fitch, B. +. Stickney,
Richard Cooke, and C. w. Hill, Esquires.
A committee was then, on motion, appoint
ed by the chair to report resolutions ex-
pressve of the sense ofthe meeting, where
upon the committee after retiring, and upon
mature delibcration reported the following
preamble and resolutions, which were Un-
animously adopted.
WHEREAS, the Legislature of this
State at their late session very properly de-
cned assuming jurisdiction over the pre-
sent location of the County Site by reno
wing the same from Toledo to Maumee, and
Whereas, the whole subject matter involv-
ing the same has been referred to the peo-
pie of Lucas County, to whom it rlghtfully
belongs to decide: And Whereas, we be-
lieve that the location of the County Seat at
Toledo is best calculated to accommodate
the citizens of the county generally, and is
in accordance with the wishes of a large
portion of said citizens and more especial
ly when we take into consideration the fact
that the present bounds of SAID county,
for the convenience of the citizens thereof,
must soon be changed and some of the
Western Townships stricken off.
Therefore Resolued, That at the next
election in October, we will, unnhuenced
by any party politics, unitedly vote against
q review of the County Site.
Resolued, That in voting for the County
Commissioner, we will vote for no man who
is not in favor of the location of the County
Seat within the City of Toledo.
Resolved, That E. S. Dodd, L. s. Louns-
bury, James Myers, Leonard Whitmo e,
Daniel Segur, Jacob Clark, Junius Flagg,
Peter H. Shaw and Daniel McBain, be
Committee to visit the several towns ofLu-
cas- county, to carry into effect the objects
of this meeting by securing a majority of
votes against review of the County Site.
EDWARD BISSELL, Chairman.
L. s. LOUNSBURY, Secretary.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

SUNFLowER On.--In Illinois it Is pro-
posed to cultivate the sunfower. 1t is said
that more of the seed can be produced on an
acre than of corn, and twenty five cents a
bushell is paid for il to make oil of. The
cake, after the oil is pressed out, is good for
cattle, and the stalk, in the broad prairies,
makes quite tolerable fuel.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

THE RoBBER CAUGHT. A man has been
arrested in New York, supposed TO be the
personwho lately robbed the ship Duchcssd d
Orleans ola box of doubloons. He was
formerly mate of the vessel.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

Our friend Of Manhattan is decidedly in
quandary between the two opposing fac
tions of his party that stand arrayed against
each other in this county. The sag acious
animal that starved himself to death, sus-
pended between the opposing attractions of
two bundles of fodder was not more unset
tied in his mind. Hear him:
"CouNry The Democratic
County Convention was held at Maumee
City on the % inst. From some cause, not
yet sufficiently explained, division arose,
which we hope still to see reconcied."
See how meekly he tries to "revert to
first principles" and tries to measure his
woes by the Jetlersonlan standard:
''Our faith is orthe Jcflersonan school;
with the rule, that "unlted we stand-divi-
ded we tall" but the federal motto is, di-
vide and conquer.''
The proceedings are promised for inser-
ton next week."
Alas! poor brother! may thy sorrows
ceasc,nnd may thy brethren again soon glad
den thy honest heart by rushing into each
others arms, and sealing their reconciliation
with benson on thee!
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

A SpEcTAcLE.-A brute was arrested in
Philadelphia from wagon, which he was
driving through the street and in which he
was beating his wife with one hand, while
he held the reins in the other.--Haryord
Req.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

PLAToNIo What" said q lady
TO gentleman, edo YOU think of piaionic
loveW MADAM replied he, very solemnly
/" I think tbs, like oil other tonics, very ex-
citing"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

A Grecian nose looks best on lady. A
certain dandy in describing the features of
his Dulcinea, said she had black eyes, ruby
lips, and greasy nose.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

BRITIsH QuEEN.---Junius Smith, the pro-
jector of the present Transatlantic steam
navigation, wrote to his friends IN New York
by the Great Western, that he would be at
home on the 9th July, in the British Queen,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

MAUMEE Cry s. FoRr WAYNE LINE OF
sTAeEs.-We are happy to state. that judg-
ing from appearances this line of stages is
doing first rate business. We hope our
friend Cover will reap a rich harvest for
his enterprize, for surely no person is more
deserving.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

Ex-Gog. Vance has been nominated for
Senator in the district composed of Clark,
Logan and Champain Counties. He will
be elected and no mistake.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

WARS IN A NAME?--A new whig paper,
called the "Great Western" has been es-
tablshed at Belville, Illinois, by Messrs.
]. R. & Ii. B. Cannon.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

WANTED.--A few long thermometers.
The weather has been SO hot, tn, week past,
hat the short ones have given out.-Ohio
Transcript.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

We understand that Doct. Duncan is
about to send depntation to porfessor Espy,
to enquire whether he can't make it rain
whskey.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

One ofRchard NJ. Johnson's daughters
bears the name of Alice. 1t wouldn't do to
sing "Ace cray to her, for it would be
the wrong color.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

Mr.. Miller, the agent of Steenberger,
who disappeared SO mysteronsly from New
York, it is now ascertained, went to Quebec,
and sailed from thence for Glasgow Scot
land.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

The French Academy lately awarded n
prize of 5000 francs to poor cabriolet
driver named Francis Fayer, for his virtu-
Gus and humane conduct towards found
ling child ~. o. Times.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

SAVING OF BANDBILL, AND A SURE SIGN.
In this town when the boys have broken
all the glass out of a house, you may know
it is "to let" No need of advertising.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

CoopERING.--This is the common term
by which the process of SUNG man for libel
is now known. When an editor makes an
attack on man, it is said he needs copper
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

The biggest fool we ever heard of was a
quack doctor who was taken sick in this Vi
cinity few days since, and attempted to
cure himself by taking his own pills. The
result may be guessed at.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

THE VANoE-Has been lying still to fit
up. She is now running as usual. We
hope her captain has also repaired damages,
for we heard he was under the weather.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

WHEw!--The Cincinnati Sun and the
Republican are united. sCincinnati Re
publican and Daily sun'--what a long tail
&c
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

Wanted, a small quantity of feathers in
payment for subscriptions due this Office
Ohio City Trans.
Tar already on hand, we suppose.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

GAMBLING ON SHiPBoARD.-A passenge
in the Great Western writes that the eve
ming scenes of gambling on board that yes
sci amount to an abomination.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

The Redlander announces Gen. Sam
Houston, the ex-president, as candidate
for member of tho Texian house of repre-
tatives. :
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

He was so elated with the praise bestow-
ed on this unrivalled production that he
went stark mad, and forgot the place of his
residence, and insisted that he lived every
where, or no where, and finally becnme so
troublesome tina. the state legislature took
ctognlzance of his case, and assigned him
location no0here.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

The Star is the name of boat that has
commenced running between here and
Cleveland. When she adyertses in our pa
per we shall probably be ablo to give the
days and times Of her sailing,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10
DIED.

In this city, Of Darr9a Sunday, 4th. inst. JAMES
PALMER, aged II months and days, son of ID. H. Sc
Mary Stebbns.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

AS Barrels of Ohio Flour, just received,
Cand for sale, by
G. S. HAZARD.
Aug. 6. l8.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10
FRESH ARRIYAL

VUST received new supply of Ladies
- and Misses slippers, childrens shoes,
and mems course shoes and pumps, by
G. & W. RICHARDSON.
July 13. Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-21

m affairs Of the eoaay Were ss1 s ss0n and Sgseo
a''shs,,rd,ne the populations and frauds of some OF
~, cubic officers were charged with unyeldng perl,
ihs .,,,nst the present Governments yet triumph
n'e n achieved which shows that the principles winch
s n times pas, pre- emnen'ly distinguished Virginia.
%" ,p,ng their former ascendancy. Baltimore fost.
,,,,a y,croRIEs The Rochester Daily Advertiser,
sE,rs cl the nature and number OF wing victories,
"a s',Ius,ta,es the subject:
isus IN, nuce took place between two persons one ct
aT~,s III apparently dead on the spot His friends
vn"'" around him and were preparing to discharge
ga, 81 Offices hts body, when ne began 10 recover
w. his inse visibility.
tom wssfs il that man, John Stles? said he.
.".. STICK 50 as not TO be taken up for killing you,
a one Of the bystanders.
SJrs nc, Why, logged him" shouted the pros.
80, comsaIsnt
.r,shd in your LETT eye-in;erposed one OF the ring
I'm, he did Mt s,ave in my skull
And broke your thigh bone"
..R., ne did n, break my neck
.,nd nu, your hip out OF joint
,yu h. did nj kill me entirely, as | expected he
III, and that's what call a victory"
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M..RKETs-RicnnosD June 20, 1899.

ToB.eeo-The inspections now averaging about
100 hhds per day, and more good opening than pre-
viousy this yearprices for snowy rich leaf range from
Is 10 S20-demand for such brsk-not any change IN
other grades.
FLorR-Receip,s moderate this week, and prices
have improved-saes generally nj 50 10 for country
brands EXTRA super6ne at SIS.
WnLAT-Very h,lfe arriving-proe E,O to l3o cts
RAGWELL, SMITH Il JONES.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
CoRH-Last snies al 81 IL TO 90 cents per bushel.
OATs-45 10 80 cents per bnsbel from vessels. asd Oh
to SO cents per bushei from wagons and depot
WHEAT-Very little arriving, consequently but few
salesno contracts, as yet, have been made for early
deIiverie. Of the gro wing crop.
HERRNss-S7 far not cot.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER & co.
Sales of Stocks yesterday at Lynch's Coffee House ::
30 shares Farmers Bank tedl SllO
s do Exchange 100
5 do Petersburg Rail Road 60 %
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M ARRlAGES

Married, "wednesday evening la by The Rev. Wm Cunning
ham. ercst:Ece u Francis !. Andersen, ESQ., Fncas",
SAMUEL Med MooEz ESQ., OF this place. Mrs LvELiaA
daughter 81 Andrew Alexander ESQ., Of this r"rnf,y.
Esring.sn Quite
Married, Wednesday evening, thn h by The Rev.
Mr. Morrison HErRr BEpSskE Esq OF cson couny Miss
MuGREr T. Rusr daughter General George Rust Of Loudoun
county, Va.
Married Tuesday morning Warwick by the Rov. Sir
Keeng, Nj. Jaexsos krur, Miss MANY ASS Ru
only daughter Of the Christopher Roberts Of the
4
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nLoop HoRsEs.- NMts seldat Public Safe on

DLoOD HORSES Wilde Soidat Pune sag on
HID FRIDAY the 25,h day Of June ne1l, .. inc arm
belonging 10 the estate Of Robert Srk Gee o. ca'leo
Lawson about miles from N"I'ok' 'l.' "eI Ano"h
siockt.n Is On, Of Iris. BY American Eclipse .7tso
: vsrv handsome gay Coli, (un,red' years old, out
Of Lii,leon,a By Chateau hsrgsu.. 1so' handsome
untrird Bay FLY year, Old ou, OF ,',s by Cban,-
1nf Rooster Terms Of sale liberal, and will be made
known on the day.
The Er.eutoT Of Robert 3. Stark iced
M.y3 f2e'
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grant The certificate in question. He does not describe
himself Minister OF the Gospel, nor does he claim
for himself any other character that would invest him
with egFf authority soIemnIze marriages. It's SIM
pie certificate that he has solemnized marriages IN The
year lS29, between certain persons named IN Inc cefu
fcatr and there was no proof to supply this omission
L. That The Circuit Court erred in admitting secondary
proof OF license 10 marry he prisoner and Martha
NcHrpry, not only without evidence that the license
had been lost destroyed, bat in the face of positive
testimony that existed aud could be produced by The
Common wealth.
PR Curiam writ OF error refused
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EEGEER7S
Exchange s. Aosfery office,
RICHMOND, V.

The following the drawn Numbers Of The Alex.
andria LOTTERY. t,lsss No !, drawn june -, 1889:
II 10 81 40 a. - IS CT q 81 & SO
Several Snug Prizes sold and will as usual, be paid
a, sight when presented at Fortunes Home.
June 81 1927 BrGGER OrFicE
FslriDESD-ILe President Directors OF III. Manchester
Cotton ard Wool Manufacturing Company have this day
dividend or four Of profits a" tho last
ending tho y. The viii be paid By
l LAY September those whose The stock stands
y The Isl Instant.
This dividend raf nike upon the old and stock and
therefore equivalent declaration Of eight cen on That Po
OF rbe capitul employed mnrraciun.
l.. b. BENTLEY, -ayeat.
lime Or I3-it
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DURHAM SHORT HORN BULLS.

EIGHT Full Bred Short Horn Bulls for SALE prices varying
from $500 10 $500 and ffon 10 months DID, Their
peastee ccins too loGg only
are traced back the best stock Of Great Britain,
forms, color aud abuoc1Giy
an! gentleman who purchase requested to
,se them himself possible s. or T. b. skinner,
ha,Imnfe, Tor tuitEer particulars. CHARLES CARROLL
Turnpike Road. "
June 81 1876
TEACHER WANTED.-Thc Trustee, Of the Academy 10
Maftrnbns Berkeley county Virsinia wish engage good
Classical English Teacher Onc would be greatly ore
designs the profession, and would be d.
posed hnsol. perm inen'yro such one coming
property rocumneEed give probable income
of 4buu, 5000 prospect OF increased emoumen
had ia the best houses for $40 per Tho
village aad the society thought TO be good.
PHIE.iP e. PESDLETON.
PEYTON HARRISON
DAVID HOLMES CONRAD.
June 81 i3-wi"
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Irnn 81
Plaintiff

~ " y
IA Court Of Law and Chancpry TOR the county OF Hen
rico city of Richmond held =, the capitol IN the SAID
city on the first day Of April, 1889
John NJ Bolts, faia"u
against
Alexander L. Bolts Deencant
This cause this day 10 be heard on the DILL
taken for confessed, and exhibits, and argued by
the plaintiffs counsellor consideration whereof The
Court doth order that Of lis commissioners do state
an of all money paid by the plaintiff the
surety of The defendant and which the latter hath not
repaid 10 The plaintiff that he also of all
liens TO which the Tree Hill Race Field Tract of Land
was liable the 2st day of November, thousand
eight hundred and hiryt~o the DAY on which the saia
tract Of land conveyed BY the defendant and his
wife Snsan F. the plaintiff and which liens have been
paid eff or discharged by the PLAINTIFF that the came
commissioner do the real value OF The SAID
Tract Of Land thu dry OF its conveyance, as afore-
said and report tie 10 the Court, with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself, or which
may be rsqGired by the parties 10 he so stated
A Copy-Tesp.
}. ROBINSON, c. c.
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Sumac! .Nmar. SpmGe !!

THE III pay Cash FOR any quantity Of good
may offered their six doors above tho
BehPavern.
Tho article gathered the green stale before be-
gins red be "e ce<ea without being vet
with rain or heavy ics rshed but ground Hon"
where gravel will get mixed with H. tie large stems
taken cot.
The price may rnIy i,om TO shl'inss per hnndrsd ~
~ p - " e j. e. CRANE K co.
Richmond June q, 1890 i'-o'n
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ibff-l''o- P"ScoI
'For The elymoIoay OF The word Yankee (alias Yam
kre Duodrl see Evening Post, No SO
The extract is follows:
EtymoLogy IF the lr0rd Yankee.
From the Evening Post, No 53.l
1When the New England colonies were hrst settled,
the rha blanls obliged 10 fight their way against
many nations o. Indisns They found but tse diff
Guilty in sul,tuing them all except one tribe who were
known By The name of Yankoos, which signifies lnr.H
chile. After The waste of much blood ana treasure The
YanSoos last subdued by the New Englanders.
The Of this nation (agfeenby 10 The inuian Gus
nm) transferred their name 10 The conqnerors. For
while they were called Yankoos; but from corruption
common 10 names in all languages, they got through
time 10 the Of Yankecs-u name which We hope
will be equal 10 that Of Roman or an ancient Eng
!ishman.
EXTRACT Of Letter from Bsrksiey eoanty, 10 gentle
man IN this city
"Tell my most excellent and highly esteemed Trend,
John Carter that the magic of good fortune seems 10
prosper every thing which got of him. VI many vines
and cuttings which procured eiSshtre, scarce one is
living. whilst every and cutting which procured
from him is in the thrifty and promising condition
most admirable sketch Of our old friends character
Il is to the life and Skinner is well GnaIht
TO ENJOY and appreciate such specimen OF stern old
honesty and unassuInIng good sense In truth. have
seldom met person any where, inswhnse company |
could spend asw hours more 10 my satisfaction, than
in John Carers Give him my warmest good wishes
and tell him will call 10 see him II pleases
God TO let ME visit Rirhmnnd again
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TInVelling Piano Fore TUNER Of .sbiliy.

IrnDuttns PiaHo Forte TUNER 81 .76ihiy
PERSONS requiring able Piano foe unef snd
Repaire would do well send their names 10 he suosef
acquainted with scnman ~ Inc PROCESSION inst can
Few Pianos iured rs ihsy ought TO
hundfds by those who Know nothing The pro
,sop is n. small Piano ~ proper ordcfsnd
would advise those having good instruments 10 be cautious
WIN Tie rel 10 do Appca,ons INSIDE for the Tuner aludcdie
shove will be attended early as practicable.
a, iii, TING have hand IL PIANOS, price from
$50 st0v received another OF sooo In
No reasonable nsk Piano moro oe.
ri Term, ,hap offer them Let select an lnnmen ana
If II good will take il back or exchange
,ha gang lime, 10 u !i,te latitude 10 p',ee;
tho sa'A 49, e. r. NASH
Book and Seirr, PestrsSsrg "a.
s-The majority Of Pianos sold by are len ent'try
CHOICE and ty their purchasers, ao oP
home. ~ ga
J,nsli