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! made the first speech and ON that and all other
occasions took the broad ground that the time had
arrired for Indiana 10 make an effort TO restore
STATE credit by paying portion of the interest
on her Public Debt. | put the question home TO my
feloW-citiZens and declared that no man could rep
resent them protably without authority TO raise the
taxes for that purpose. This was my opinion then
it is SO now The result proved that the voters OF
Vigo at least responded 10 the these sentiments,
and authorized me, in their name TO declare al In
dianapos that they were neither open nor Snens re-
pudiators. know the same issues were made In
other Counties and with like results
The predictions OF Mr.. Il. that the next Leglsla-
ture will do nothing to restore State credit, may
prove true and give him the character OF prophet
for whole year. There are many things 10 discour
age u.s. il is true but are not without hope that
some way will open up TO make beginning In the
good work.
If Mr. Robinson had said that politicians stood IN
the way of debt. paying, instead Of the people he
would have spoken the truth for it Is TO the first
class that we are indebted for the GOODNESS and apa-
thy which has marked the conduct OF Indiana since
1871. Instead Of taking bold ground, and declaring
to the taxpayers their conviction that the interest
ought to be now provided for to some extent, there
has been species of demagoguism practiced, by
politicians Of high and low degree land by men OF
both parties) utterly unworthy OF the state This
is not the place TO parcularlZe nor is 1t the occasion
best calculated to do justice 10 such persons. The
time will shortly come when II may be done with
propriety and when the people OF Indiana will have
an opportunity of passing upon the professions and
practice of politicians who Judas like kiss but to
betray | believe "a large majority OF the Pe0Pfe
of Indiana are" in taror of doing something, no"'
TO arrange our Indebtedness and if the politicians
would do their duty they might be mPhantly sus-
tanned short time only will elapse till both parties
must show their hands this question: for II is one
which transcends all the humbug party contests OF
the day. II involves the honor Of STATE-the cha
racter of 100000 freemen and let me add the
prosperity of the millions which are destined to &C.
cupy this glorious land
These, sir, are my opinions of the prospect OF
Indiana Reputation" written in haste, and sub
mitted for place in your columns.
Yours, respectfully,
THos DowLING, OF Vigo Co. Ind.
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cb,.f Enp,neer of q. =. Steamer Mississipp


SPECIAI, NOTICE % tie Bald Headed-It being
= literally true that the Extract ef CoreX. discovered by
james Lasless l2i Fuon-slreet Brooklyn, will restore
hair the bsdheaded, feel that have no ght 70 Keep
OF the public notwithstanding that they have been so ouI'
rageousy deceived ana hmbugged on this hdd by all SORTS
OF pr,.ldes and uuacks earessy then, that my
EXTRACT OF CoRrEx Will Hair 10 the Bald, prevent
lair from falling OUT and preserve res glossy appear
anco OF the HAIR by keeping active lis vlis and seFerew-
ing principle For the proof OF his viii refer those VINO
NAV call III good faith pereons OF the utmost respecia
biily who Will testify unequivocaily, and from leu own
experience truth
e. By applications OF the HAIR IYd'h prepared by
me, the Hair is rd-ctuaily prevented from iAn& out
JAMES LAWLESS, la Fullon-st Brooklyn
N. B-Mr. Lawless is al ali tunes ready TO wall upon
ladies their residences.
land 100 Fulton ST. Brooklyn and John c. Sncsire, IA
South New, and may other references can be mac
by applying above NV
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~ liyGTOpOtnlC IDStltuuOn.-GeorCe Il Dexter,
NJ d. has established Hydroplhic Institution for the
treatment OF disease upon the cold system the
trs and pleasant village of Aorstown, n j. The efficacy
cold in the prevention and OF disease
generally admitted and IN many parts of Europe and
country has suspended the Of drugs and medi.
cines. IN both and chronic diseases feyes
rheumatism govt paralysis scrofs, spinal diseases, tin
Guiding and distortions dyspepsia, and host
lis which heir the action OF cold rapid and
permanent Al sezing upon the of disease
greatly the OF human misery and suffering and
produces radical Of disease when other and
treatments have failed. In the graphic language OF Buwer
under the cold treatment leaves the body
It's instructive tendency which Is always towards
cOvery series OF reaction commences and the
stution is only amended il undergces change" Dr.
Dexter has recently returned from Europe and has made hs
extensive arrangements OF baths &c after Tho pan OF Press
niiz himself l. will be the ain OF the proprietor while ne
offers invsds the of relief from disease, give
them the comfort and convenieuces of home Nor
IS des muly situated surrounded all sides with
the aids and appliances which viii give effect in carrying
the cold The Morris and Essex Rail-
road terminates short distance from the Institution and
carriages ready ell times convey patients and
rom the establishment OILS Inn
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L,OR THE HAlR.-Cau any thing be more honest! No
tce the fact that publish any certificate COM
mandatory OF the above unless has The residence OF the IL
divdua giving appended which enables you 10 satisfy
Yourselves by inquiry that the Onguent Is really what
Durpors be understand also that II Ii warranted
in al cases, either young old, II properly applied, to
eecuav alopecy falling OF vi the halr, restore
bald parts, eradicate ptyriss dandrit scu ana al
calculations OF the cucle scap change red or grey mars
10 beautiful dark color; make ,he hair moist son. curly &c
hereby certify that have beer seriously afflicted WIN
dandru and falling OFT OF the hair and made use oil several
ARTICLES for the without III. least bencht: indeed was
fearful of becoming bald finally being induced 10 use hls
Inaible Ouguenl am happy say the result YVES most
satisfactory Tor in short the Ianduf entirely dsuP-
peared my hair commenced growing, ana Is no"
thicker than II ever was being also so moist and glossy
can strongly recommend for the above. Yours, &c
JAMES BLANCHARD, No. 48 Avenue d.
Me. WILLIAM HILL :-Dedr SU:-lt Ii WIN PIeaAuie
pen these lines inform you that the box OF Onguen
has entirely eraicated the dandr from
nv head which had been plague TO ME Tor several years
also have found be pleasant toilet poniade giving
the hair soft and glossy appearance SO entirely dinereh
is it from ordinary preparations for the ha can WIN con-
6deuce recommend It TO the public. Respectfully,
' WILLIAM SEWELL, Jr.
Chief Engineer of U. !. Steamer Mississippi
Fs- Recolect HIPS nfable Onguent can be obtained
on at his Principal Office the Nor-West corner oil
Pine and Nassau SIS. and Of the following Agents.
VIM IL Carey Co. 1856 Pearl-s.-; l. Graham K Co. IS
Water.sL; WIZ. A. Crooker 81 Maiden lane Mr. Thomas
Se,yel 478 Grand NewfoTk. A. Spooner Co. 81 Full
onst; Mrs j. Jordans Fancy Store 30 Atanucs Brook
yn L. |. L. Banzers Confectionery in First, between
Grand and South First Wliamsburgh D. A. Herrck,
No Delavsn House, Albany, N. Y. Messrs. Mortimer
Moy,bry corner OF Market and Charles Baltimore, Md
JOS E Trippe. 293 Broad, of Marsets Newark,
n. J. n. A. Cnry, liO MaInmacS-st. Lowell, Mass.
o3l lmpOdc
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e The Natives claim that it would be for the
benefit OF the country if they were put in power
The following from the Boston Atlas OF Saturday last
shows how this expectation is fulfilled where they have
been tried. Speaking of the Native Aldermen of that
city, it says
One ofthem-a man who is not competent to write ten
lines of tocrabe Engsh-and who has the least par
tice of qualification Tor the Office which he thus mpu
IDENTITY hold is voting keep himself without
law and against law the head of the City Government
The logged obsnacy joined to impcnetrable ignor-
ance characterizes their present public course They
do appear be capable of estimating the weight of
argument however sound and clear it be. There
they stand in suilen and stupid Indifference impeding
the Of the public business and stopping the wheels
Of the City Governmentand there they probably will
stand until the general public and indignation shall
drive them such OF their false position
discernmen discrimination OF their has yet led
them 10 entertain.
These fellow citizens, your Native American Al
dermen. They are put forth the leading and most
prominent Of that Party. Their acts in the City Co.
vernment but sample of what you may expect,
whenever they IA allowed predominate. They are
grossly ignorant stupidity obstinate; altogether unit :or
The places TO which the eiervcscencc OF temporary,
uniounded excitement has elevated them.
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HUNG rs EFrIGY-The foolish practice Of hang
iDS in ctigy, was performed in this city Friday
night last. A mock gallows was discovered on Sat
urday morning. moored few feet from Propeller
wharf, and on it was suspended canvass with u
coarse dcincaion OF five human beings, hanging by
ropes their counenances indicative OF the agonies
oil slrangulation There being fee for sight, the
exhibition visited by thousands OF gaping spec
,a,ors on Saturday, until il removed by one OF
the propric,ors OF the wharf. A foolish business
altogether. Portland Argus
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FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE.
tsTE,HAT OLD FAVORlTE AND STERLING REM
DYp--" ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIX
TURF Tor Fever and Ague." No medicine in snyaee
or country with such universal successpro-
-ct-d agans, eoxatere by the written signature OF me
proprietor JOHN X Roard the top Of each ools II
may had in lis full strength. genutneress ana purify a.
the original inventors office, 81 No u North
Philadspha or OF ~ o. Fay" General Agent So 10 Ful,
ton-.r amp sore) Sun Buildings. Nswfork jeN omeod
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Mo S,os'

rS,- The Annual Election for Directors OF the How;
ard Insurance Company will be held al the office OF said
Company No 66 Walls on Monday Isl December, 1912
comi,unciu g n, IL and closing nj 2 L NJ
iii ,id,.r " LEWIS PHILLIPS. Scc'y.
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~ Boston Subscriptions the New ork
Tribune received by authorized Agents. REDDING Co.
Slatesreet Tems-l0 per week Two cents for
Single Copies.
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning. for cents S.
per ennuul
All and cheap publications for sale low Issued
BIZ Boston Publishers Thi.rs' Napoleon. lei eodH
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II Gurney's Premium Daguerrean Gallery
1873 Broadway, observation-disclosures taken at this estab-
ishment exceled in this country, say his
patrons The public respectfully invited TO call and
ld 70 for themselves. o8 Sun
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,1y- s,omm,..fonor OF Dccds--wm II. 0rswold
Comussluuur Deeds, can be found hom A. h' to r.
Al nj No 4 City Hull 10 tio fak OSy lui
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rv- DIR. G.. l. Won Cort's Patent OHlvan!c Bands
,,S n,r.,r ruwrr These Electro GalvRfc bands have
i ~ ib, vrrncst efficacy tho system In almost Nil
asn..oa They will speedily remove The most aeu'' pnns
,iut IA I,at,..y ais eodtfos
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j, ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor at
Law and Commissioner Of Deeds &c will attend In The
Reading Room OF Tansny Hsll sl bours OF the day
ard .~rninp wis natf
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POPULAR PERIODICALS.


rI,HE SHILLING LIBRARY OF Instructive and Enter
tanning Liternture-to be published every Saturday
No l. The Mothers Medical Adviser the Diseases and
Managenen OF Children
No . Cotton from the Pod 10 the Factory next Satur-
dayl ROMANS & ELLIS, 295 Broadway.
II Wanted few active Agents for The city and coun-
try. nj
TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN & POLITICIANS.
nURLBUT ON HUMAN RIGHTS-Essays on Human
Rights and their Political Guarantees By E. P. HurlbuI
Esq. Counselor al Law.
Conetti-Chapter 1.-The Origin of Human Rights; Chap
1.-THE true Function Of Government; Chap lll.-Th3
Constitution OF Government; Chap lv.-Constitutional
Limitations and Prohibitions; Chap Unconstitutional
Limitations con,nued Chap. VI-The Elective franchise;
Chap vIl-Rirhs Emanaing from the Sentiments and AZ
lec,ons; Chap. VlI.-The Rights OF Women; Chap. IL
The RICH, Property and its Moral Relaons Chap. "
Intellectual Property.
Published by GREELEY II McELRATH, and for sale
the Tribune Once 1888 Nassau.s Price % CENTS OF
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ry- Thomn. rinclsncy smith, Attorney a

rly- Thomas Pinckpc, smith, Attorney nj Law
Albany BaAer County cofgr w attend s T sr nniS
pndninh En,ly p.caIut Thomas and LownJcs.
W.rr,corrs- fofaco Greeley. EAq. Editor 81 Tribune:
"a, ri.,,nnI cor Hanover and ExchsH 40 ID. 4 A.
49, =, rrutl.a,i BrOwBing and Hull. ld2 DO Dick
iu."n A. Churchill ito do Hy,lop Bfo'"r 22c do Van
' ,,I - Wnr,ock iI2; o. n \. Wgin,orr, 30 Fron,-at
innnie, h Tompkas. II and II do, Brooks Merrill, 81
,wt,i :, oil 3zwjn.
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~ SAD T1 ACADEMIA daughter Of Mr Laciua Shaw,
>, d'a'le Columbia Co. while working at her loom
r., ete o! The village mills had the scalp torn from
ma. ie'e ~ getting her hair cntanged among the
--.s1Aefy. She il no, expected 10 recover
i, Eg Mr. Calhoun was expected to arrive in
S~SoI!esns the 9Th inst. and the citizens withou.
ee,i Of party, were making preparations for bis
Az, CksTUnr PLAsr."--MtsS Courtney Brough
yes,. IN 'ae 3ist qit in Hampton Va aged only lo4
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F A Meeting OF the Clerks employed in the
furniture and fca her business in Chalhanlst ard East
broadway was held Mannatiatta Hall. 1873 Chatham
ST. on Friday evening" Nov. III, lSi5-Ths meeiGg was
called 10 order and MI j. A Jackson appointed Pres
dent NJ james Smith VicePresdent. and Messrs E. Cha
min and L, johnson were appointed Secretaries.
The Chairman rose and addressed the meeting stating the
object or which they assembled, wereupon lie fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions We're reported and unani-
moisy adopted:
Uereag the chief objec: OF the petition TO employers
to have their stores closed dark each night during the
week EXCEPT Saturday night was IN give each of US oP-
por,unitv after abors OF the day. 10 improve our minds
and enjoy the society OF our families Therefore,
Re;oid That the very prompt and handsome in
which the proprclors OF ali the principal establishments
have acauesced in petition 10 close their stores al DARK
rebounds greatly 10 their cre.i, and shall be
bered by ,,,
hrouyh me Secretaries MessTs. Geeene Losee for the
handsome in which they have rendered us the use
(pTatuously) of their room this evening
blol,ed That the proceedings OF this meeting, together
employers above referred be pub
shej three times eechihe Courier Enquirer the Sum-
Nnv.yn,S Herald. Tribune and True Sun.
The following the names oil me employers ABOVE re-
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LIE INSURANCE.

The New England Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY, of Boston, have established Agency in
the City NewYork for the purpose OF receiving appca
lions for Life Insurance. &c
DIRECTORS:
WILLARD PHILLIPS, ROBERT HOOPER.
WILLIAM PARSONS CHARLES P. CURTIS.
FRANCIS C. LOWELL. PETER WAINWRIGHT,
R B. FORBES WILLIAM w. STONE,
GEORGE H KUHN THOMAS 4. DEXTER,
JAMES READ, OTIS TUFTS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JONATHAN AMoRY, Secretary.
JoHS C. CHgEsNAN, NJ. b. Consulting Surgeon, AS
Broadway New York.
JAMES ". B. GREENHow. N. D. Consulting Physician,
as Broadway, Nevr-York.
This Company has been successful operation In Boston
for The last eighteen months Oilers advantages 10 s
rers equal 70 any other Company
All necessary information as to terms &c will be furnished
By the subscriber. JOHN HOPPER,
oil eodi rstp) Solicitor and Agent, So Wall-s-
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IT, Printing Press, Engine and Mncinc Nanu!ac-
,ory AZ Gold s Yorsrhe sub.crbcrs continue u manu-
rirtre Printing Presses, every article nppchlnug
complco Pfiany and Binding embellishments Also, Steam
from twenty-five horrc power. Dice. Roll
Lever and Drop Process for Jewellers and silver
smiths. Circular Save. MundIc.lT, Screw Cutting. Mill
Gearing and machinery Of cvcry description At rcdu
csd prcrs.
n B-particulnr attention given both day and might To
l1bbing lbs lml HARRISON LANTON
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APoTHECARIES' HALL, SO oATHER1NE-sT
Established lstD
LII MEDICINES IN this establishment; warranted gen
n u.ne No boys inexperienced young are over
allowed TO casomors The hncst Swedish Lcrciios
for salo or applied 10y experienced person
WIN. WATSON, Chemis, aud PharmaceuusL
slo 3meod' FROM A. Gardens, ST. OxfordsL London.
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gT- College of PhnrIuncy of the City Of New
York,-Thr regular Winter Course OF lrcufca OF This
Inht!tupn Will conInuDcc un MONDAY tho Ji November,
NJ ,bn College Rooms. al Broadway.
Tn Chcmistry- Sir. Law rurcr KCid.
On alnrria Modica uud Phannucy-HoGi w. w. bic
CroHdy, 81. u.
During Tho OF Lrcurca Chcmatry particular
ra:"rHncs viii br made tho practical application OF Tho
seirnes 20 tho ED Df ApotrcH'y and whon on lilo
subject Of asuuvs and qaye analysis, niuUo ilustf"
upns "il! ba gwen Illustrated by p"f'nrhh drUnlsn
TONS showing Tho D.bDd OF ascrfaitng chemically tho
strength and purity of many Of thu mOat Important ARTICLES
ps9l In Medicine and tho Afta
TEX OF. for sarh 81 oac bc had of r Nd
aiHson, 90 Broadway. and uwsry Nj. Coggoaha cor
Of Hose and Pearl sits and Mr. AspinwAi, % Wina-
o. and Mr.. Asakiun, oil Bfoadway. ossod4w
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JUST PUBLISHED,
THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools, Illus
trsed by 20 engrayings and 50 maps, with globe
map r plan, in vol 4to by b g. Goodrich, author
Of Peter Parley's Tales Sc
The above work has already been introduced into lhs
Public Schools OF Rochester and in number of others
The first edition is nearly disposed Of the second
will be published in few days.
SOS HUNTINGTON L SAVAGE. zig Pearl-st
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reach ofsrL Prepared solely by
E. PHALON, 2l4 Broadway
.irenis.-O. Fish Co. Washington D. c.; Aver Phe-
Ian 76 Brosdst Columbus, Ca. Turte, corner OF Tenth
and Chesnu Philadelphia II. Rice, OF Court
and Howard Boston; V. B. Lockrow, "a Beaverst
Albany C. B. Brewer No. les Fullon.st Brooklyn; Nj.
Fletcher Marebon Ulster Co. n " 5. Tuusey, Syracuse
~ Y. john B. Watson. Charleston HOTEL S. c. ne imos
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Boarding ar1h Sotels.

pOARDING-Two Gentlemen can be accommodated
ID VITA pleasant room on second floor, with good
board charge, No. IS Ann-s near God-sL N T.
u8 "
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GuoICE Family MEDICINEssk h! che9 ra =

(,UoICE FAMILY MEDICINES, SheI GS -
1 Po,inrn.ry NC for sale by DAVID SANDS = W. "
sd Rann riow Root warranted pure and OF the oesl
quality. al, o,.,,v sxyeet In bottles OF va
rioas sizes, for family use - -. $50, .,.,.A,,.
rittt and Powders, made from nc pes, niact'as
syysh Leecics for sale, or sppAed by an experienced
person -,. ,,.,,,- &, ho,,,,. -, ~ 5r,h
Also agents for Dr. pra,rs Patent Artificial Nipple, which
Il rr,ornnrrdc cd by the hrs Physicians N the City.
rhy,,cans Prescriptions carefully prepared by compo-
,rt person nj all hours. day and night rs
/ruOICE FAMILY MEDICINES, Drugs. CT emc.
Y uls Ac. for sav by DAVID SAND5 s. CO. CEorists
and Phauaeeuiisls II Eas, Broadway, OF Marx IL
st Aso large assortment OF tic mos, delicate French.
English German and American Perfumes, Extracts, Coz
,nr,,ca nc OILS u
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AGENTS FOR THE

AGENTS FOR THE
E5r Chemical Buisam, or Hnir invigOrator-
remedy for all diseases incidental the Hair, and its
restorative in all where badness is beyond the
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FOR TEE PILES

FOR TEE PILES.
nR UPHAMs ELECTuARY ian internal remedy -
certain cure for the LIES either internal or exierna
beenp or bind only IN this city nj the otnce OF s
original Proprietor, A. UPHAM, NJ D. regular eauos ea
Physician oftweny years experience conined - M oa.e
nraecr wher. Piles and Chronic dSea.cs are success
tlly treated Medical Otce 100 bowery 10 lr doors
Sprns-sL Oace hours from A. NJ TO r. IL. h Wv.
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TT We do not think the writer Of the above has
correctly apprchended the writer whom he assumes
70 answer-we are sure he has not answered him.
Ed
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a CUNNINGHAM's Horse Lniment.Thts LIN
l@%ymeni has gained grea celebrity on the Enc Cana
GAand with ali the principal livery gables lmrsoa
sely cures Sores cuts gals spavns, stranf young ias
Bones sore backs and al Of bruises on any per- ~
The Sor,a Ons boe VIII last horse year. and cure 81
tho rheunstism In the family Price 20 cents For ~ In.
Eui,on-st -----------
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ngO REWARD.-LOst stolen Black Leather
ID lUTrunk containing clothing supposed 10 have been
cut of from behind Hack on coming from the Bridgeport
ssamboat 100, of Market.st TO West 6thsL The above
reward will be paid the PoceO or the suoscr
bers store whose brass plate on one emu OIL
the trunk. [nlO ST. HOMER FRANKLIN. "a John.st
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-sm-l FRESH ARRIVALS vi PlnEoiorles-
be subscriber, (isie Vi uie Custom HuuAe)
ETTf " N now Agent for LeInuel Guberts ceiebrat-d
VI " VI Pianos . receiving add openhs this DAY
tt ,t A., ID. supply spenuId ROSEWOOD and mahogany
snuores ii various patterns and prices and respectfully
invites BUYERS call ud mis- resldoucs a.
below. Ola Pianos exchanged, piano covers .ad s'ools
furnished, tuners provided, c. HOLT, JE
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