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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-01
NOTICE.

THE individual who took from the Office OF
Il the subscriber pamphlet copy OF the laws
OF Wisconsin Tor the year 1874, VIII confer ia
or by returning it. J. BOND.
AUG. 81
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THE w AR
Derbs ann Boots,
For the cure OF It's own diseases, has not been un
mindful of our interests in these
WESTERN STATES.

WESTERN STATES.
Reader-il you still belong to that rapidly de
creaslng minority who think that we NAV with
mpunlty use Medicines whose ingredients were
grown in Europe, Asia and Africa, aferward
compounded in New York, Boston. or FhiIadel-
phia, by men who know nothing OF US, or our dis
eases, pause, ere it is too late-investigate the
matter by the light of common sense, and you
canno, fail TO discover that such conduct is VIC
La tinn of The
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For Sale,

DEW No Is in the NJ + Church Apply 10
l. r. II. DEFINING, or to GEORGE F. JONES
Southport. August = tt6
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VS. OF HEALTH,

But if you wish this theory backed up by actual
demonstration, you have only to wait until you
discover in your own person the first symptoms of
hillary arrangement, such soreness of the flesh,
headache, backache, woariness, drowsness and
a bad taste in your mouth; then if you will take
from fur 10 Ell pht of the
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I'D REAT.

I'HE BRICK STORE in the Village of Bur.
l. llng'on, formerly occupied by J. r. Kendall
May be rented for one or a term of years from
the 10th OF September next. For terms apply al
this office, or TO }. F. POTTER, Burlington.
July 20, 1871.
E'OR SALE.-One and one and..a half barre
Cauidron Kettles. by L. Balm
Southport, Sept H.
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INAkEN UP by the subscriber on The IA,h
l. inst. sorre mare, of medi ,m height. nine
or len years old, having an enlargement on the
near hind leg at the teilock JOINT. The owner
Is requested to prove property, pay chlrrrs and
take 1t away: WILL AM BARRETT.
Mhea land, Aug. Ia, 1919. as
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GLASS WARE
lust Received, a large lot of Glass ware con
- slsiing OF Sp. Jars, Tinctures of various Sizes
Salt mouths, Bottles, assorted Walls &c for sale,
wholesale and retail at
II. F. STRIKERS Drugstore
Castor oil in Bottles OF various sizes.
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CLOTHING STORE,

L II E MANSION HOUSE.
62 rents buys beautiful shirt.
Everything else IN pr portion.
| 1899 Shirts Bosoms, Collars, Cravats. &c
| As pairs black silk Gloves, do Isle thread.
= Perhaps you have been waiting long
> Coats, Pants, and Vests to get,
IT SO TO Knapp's new store now 60
= And you will ne er regret.
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water Power for safe.

Valuable WGi0 routge, on Far R,rer, .fju
mites oiore Dayton. and one mite from Si0k
'clt,r navigation IN HE FceI,r NJ Mc hia9a
md Michigan caqoi
THE subscriber having built his dam a.
cross the river at the above place, i now
prepared to sell OF lease valcr Tor manufacturing
purposes. a saw mil is in operation, aud d
gr.t and Touring mill in progress Of erection Il
Is located IN the midst Of an extensive whca,
aud wool growing country, and offers every in
duccmcnt for the above business aud also fora
WOODEN factory, or any mechanical or manuflc.
turing establishments where water power - re.
CURED. \ village plat is Iaid out, and lots are
Offered on reasonable terms. blacksmith aud
wagon maker would iud II desirable location
mi aguod tavern or boarding house would do
welt For particulars enquire oi
Ottawa. Dec 10, isi1 GEO. MANN.
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Protect W0ur NiaB.-EaEs q arr ..
the large cur species. from 8 30 4 v.c,,
DID, and a e"o tbat aas Young lamb
XII or Otherwise dispose Of ,rl lamb
confine. the eve in a small pen, and make
the puppy suck the eve three or four
times, and you have done all tho, f., mo.
cessary. The puppy viii recognize the
eve as liz mother, ihe eve will own the
puppy as her offspring, and w,ll rear j,
up. A dog thus raised is wilder and fer
Ger, and much more severe IN fght. than
the ordinary cur-ahle to use NJ all the
wolves that can be produced They in
part take the nature Of a wild animal. and
will sub'st like sheep upon vegetation.
We have friend in the sheep business
IN South America, some 30 miles bacl,
ircm MonIcvcdo, who has large num-
Der OF dogs with his flock. and thew ac-
ford complete protection. This is the
whole secret of shepherd dogs.-Galeaa
Jc6ersonian.
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stone quarry.

NiE subscriber would inform builders and
L. others whom 1t may concern, that he 4,
now opening STONE QuARRY 81 miles
south east OF Ottawa, whore be will be ready a,
all times to supply all orders he may receive.
lie is also prepared 10 execute masonry and
stone cutting IN ell it. branches, and will war.
rent his work, Tor Durability aud Flash, not TO
be surpassed 10y any one.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks for
past layora, and would inform the pubic that he
hus leased the quarry on the school section ucur
this place, formerly worked by Sangcrs, aud
from that Quatleh
n. y. lie will also furnish for buildings,
Cups, sis, Pillars, Piliaer,. and Coi,mas, su.
peror 10 any heretofore used.
January 20, 1913, d, CoRRlGAN.
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Bugs on IIncS.- Messrs. Editors; Nv
, plsn Of preserving my melon and cucum.
be, vines from the depredations of the
striped bugs s-some ten or twenty days
before plant my seeds for melons and
cucumbers, | plan, promiscuously plen-
iy Of squash and pumpkin seeds in and
about the melon patch. The bugs will
find plenty oflood on the vigorous growth
OF the sqnsh and pumpkin, and will pay
very little attention to your melons,
After my melons are ont Of the way Of
the bugs, cut up the pumpkin md squash
vines. pL0uBly.
La Sale CO., March.-Pr. Far.
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M.o,a highly improved FARM on Indian
Creek, containing i27 acres, 10 miles north uC
ullawn, on Tue state road, 225 acres improved.
l'5 OF timber dwrlln houses Que log the 9th.
crn good fame, with welt, wood-hnusc aud els
lemi $50 irui, trees many of them bearing; =
good frame barn and shed and stationary ,ht,sh.
ing machines the farm iswol wa,cfcd With Iv.
ing springs, aud by Indian Greek. The farm
will be sold oniirc or divided Into two equal nor.
tons liberal credit will be given on part of the
purchase money.
IN Bureau County--Scc 36, i7,ntll, east
OF the i,h principal meridian.
n Gr'mdy County Sc az ., %, 6, hf sw
qr 10, 80 G.
hWR comiy--E hfsw 80, 81 .; sw r. ar
5, 30, D.
The above Lands will be sold cheap. On
most OF which, by paying one.Ounh down, time
viii be given On the balance.
Nov 26. GEO II. NORRIS.
V>oBACCO-- Assorted qualities, jus, received
at Bougi'5nS.
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A9llsQlI00lla

Destroy tie CatepWrrs' Nrsis -
Reader. il YOU have an apple orchard
we en,rea, YOU, do not let i, be di,ligured
and ruined by the uns Chilly and desruc,
live calerpillers. In our travels the past
two or three wears. We have noticed lnt,
these pests are r,p,lIv increasing through
out the country, especially IN the orchards
of CARELESS and slOvenly flrmprs---snd ve
are surprised Ia find them on lae premi>.
rs of some of tho reader, Of The Ohio
Cuhfrafor.
"A nile care ani labor p, rhis ,ime Of
the year. may rid an orchard Of ra,erpil.
lars. The nests may easily be- discover.
ed (afer little prac,ice) located on the
small branches, appearing like a barlage
or swelling around q smooth portion ol
The twig-,hese branches consisting rr
eggs glued on and coated over with var.
nish. Not more than from one to three
or FIVE Of these nests will be commonly
found on one tree; and a few minutes
work with a knife will remove III m
The twigs should be cut or and burned
A sharp hooked knife fastened on the end
of small pole. is convenient iaple.
mcnl for this business.
II not destroyed the eggs hatch soon A.
ter the young leaves begin to appear in
the spring, and the young worms remain
in nests or clusters for several weeks, du.
ring which time they can easily be d's-
covered and destroyed, though no, 30
readily as at this time--besides, the pre-.
sent is season Of more leisure and the
business is easily attended TO-. cut.
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Hot Lyc Remsdgfor The Peach B5.
'r.-Mr. J. S.. Stockholm, n. j.. writes
us tha! he heard Of well authenticated
case, in which a woman, laboring under
maddening influence Of jealousy. deilb.
erale!, took an axe and leveIIed to the
ground fine young orchard she had
helped to plant; and being intent, also.
upon the destruction Of some lavori,e
peach trees, then beginning to bear, she
prepared strong lye and poured it, while
hot, about their roots. But what was her
surprise when she found that the trees
put forth, hourshed, and bore more fruit
that year than they were ever known to
bear before -.?n. .4gri.
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II ME undersigned has purchased the above
4 House, and repaired and furnished it in a
proper manner lpr tirt rate HllcI II is silun-
ted dlrecry in from, Of the Court House, and is
convenient for oil those having business connec.
ted with the public offices aud is in the ceurrc
Of the business part Of the town The Stage OF.
fee for the different routes is kept NJ this house.
The house is large and roomy, and is capable
Of accommodating alt those who may favor him
with a coll. Attached to the house is comfort.
able and convenient stable.
From his long acquaintance and experience Of
the business and unremittpd cxerticn, to please,
he hopes TO receive liberal share of patronage.
Ottawa, Dec 3, lsl7. II. THORN.
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Buiter for the Nary.-We hare re-.
ce'ved pamphlet or circular from the So.
cre'ary of the New York Stale Acricp,.
'ural Society, discussing the subject Of the
manufacture Of navy butter for FOREIGN
nations liseems that the amour, of but
'cr annually required BY the navy. for TO-
reign stations, is sixty thousand mounds
and it also appears that, either from in.
'eIes'eu motives or from superstition. this
amount has hitherto been all purcl a,ed
'ro" orange county. New York-,he
contractors alleging tina, no other butter
viii Keep well in foreign stations. The
executive committee of the above named
society have investigated ,hs subject, and
can hnd no reason to warran, them in the
he"e' That butter well made, from other
sections Will not keep as well. Tha, it
owing rather to the skill of the Orange
county DAIRY women. than to any pecui.
army oil soil or climate in said county.
In addition 10 what we have said n.
oove, we may add, that i!he frs, requis-
ives 'ot good butter are cows that give
f'ch m''k-nex', good pas,urage, of pas.
lures 'ha' are well stocked with the mos,
nu'''nous srasses--and next. pure water
Tor your COWS 10 drink. When all these
requisites can be had, whether in Orange
county or any other county, York State
or any other State, good butter can be
made by those who understand the or,
suitable TO be packed for foreign naval
stations, or any other station. Our state
can furnish many situations where dai.
ries, embracing all the above require.
ments, can be established, and i, ONLY
wants more enterprise 10 the farmer and
corresponding skill in the dairy maid
10 enable us TO compete with any coun,r,
under heaven.-Air. Messenger.
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Marble ans, stone y,ru.

LYONS would inform the inhabitants NJ
h)sOuawa and surrounding country that he
has established himself IN the above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus st. directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable, where he viii hc able Ia fur.
nish 10 order tomb stones monuments tables or
any other article Ia his tine of business.
Ottawa, sept II, lSi7.
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To get rid Of Flies. Set several plates
or parcels Of lime in dirercn, parts Of he
store or house. In a day or two You
will find yourselfrid Of these troublesome
insects almost altogether. |. ought to be
set constantly and renewed when the lime
loses is strength
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800 Varieties of Annie


And great variety OF Pears, Plumbs, aud Cher.
RES, which have been selected with care and
great expense from the most popular and up.
proved Ncrscrics in the Union, embracing near.
iy all the standing varieties in the eastern and
southern states, the fruit Of which il is confident.
ly believed, cannot TAIL 10 suit the most delicate
AMI 'cfnel paites.
! he subscriber assumes with confidence that
he hns the gycaiest rdrie'g aa8 most spicndR as.
SOrimem 10 be found IN northern Illinois. The
trees are from 10 years Of age, and ranging
from 3 10 feet in height, and well proporliunod.
II IL believed that the lamentlbIc rcmis-ncs-
on the part OF farmers, every where observable
IN planting fruit trees, is mostly attributable 10
the almost total failure, in most cases. where
trees have been transplantcd from u distance
and the iibruus roots IN which the tree relies fur
It's nutrimcnt have become dead from too long
exposure To dry air or severe lfoSts ptlcr nliup
them up, either Of which is G.al to its growth
But these cmhauossments no longer exist. The
farmer can now he supplied in his own vicinity
with tho number and variety lac wishes, grown
in the same soil and climate in which they ar,
TO I've ,ransplan,cd.
II the trees arc taken pp in tho spring, il
should bc done soon after the fros, is ou, of III,
ground-at all events, before the lenf beg ins I,
put forth. II taken up in the fall, they shJult
be buried until spring.
Apple,rces al the Nursery l35 cents, AZ 9th
or kinds, % cents. WELLS WAIT,
| Dayton, Feb. lS ISiS-ly
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
4. b, SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa,
on TIE north side ci the public squire. where he,
will promptly attend to ali calls IN hf, line Of bu.
sinrss. Fashions received regularly. An wnr,
executed IN HE shop iswlruulel Cutting done
TO order. NAV 2S lSl7. iG.f
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Drugs. Medicines. SC.

o1s.zyk va>liE subscribers have jus, received
4 from New Yolk aud phihdel
Sytd phia, large stock Of drugs. nodi
cincs. dye sIuls, prints, oil varnish
rs, &c, which will be sold on the
lowest terms; all the most popular patent mcji
cines Of the day kept on hand Physicians and
others are invited to give us call.
July !, ~ WALKER & illCKLlNG.
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ttlc0icillrs.
DlslrCS A rs.DttINI,s

Chemic0is, Paints. oils, Furnishes.
P,Hiy. Umdo'o GLASS, Dye. Sigg5,
Brushes, Books, Couectiona,ies,
Frmi, NUis, mines aai Brandiess6
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Dry GOODS,

Groceries, NTdw0rc, BO9iS s. Shoes,
ReaRy Niic CiethiHg, &C.,
which hc olc', Tor sale low at tao store lately oc
copied hy J. n G, Armour, Ou1wa.
sept, -, 1871. JAMES RYAN,
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DLOw STEEL. -receig.

MN = w Ih'- N'N' l''I ,'uo'l
ss-sncs s-ASnzsApratic bird n full a sct,mcnI
OF Pow Steel from . to u inches widc--bcs,
quality. For sale hy ]. MANbEY d TO.
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Keep your barn.yarjs clean and your
stock will be healthy.
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ttle0itinrs.
GREAT WESTERN. OF
Compound Mandrake Pills.
For the Cure IF all Diseases incident
!. 10 The Ue,iern States.

VN"LN TuE PATRONAGE 80 ruE Nourn ,NE
meas totLIGE ~ urhlru. Isrku-
tlsHLp AZ WARRINGTON,
JNntAuI 1, 1880
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q. l.. THOMPSON.
Ounvo. July 80, lStI-2.f
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01

(NOAL, Mining, and the Coal Tr.de.-The Geograph
~ cal and Geological Distribution of Fossil Fuel and Min
era Bitumnous Substances employed in the Arts and Man
ufacures with many and diagrams of the great coal
producing countries, giving the production, consumption
and commercial distribution in all parts of the world, with
prices, tariffs duties, and International regulations BY
Richard Cowling Taylor. i volume octave, with very nu
merous maps and engravngs, 400 statistical tables and
100 analyses of mineral combustbles. IS4S
Damn on Coal-mining and the Coal Trade. volume
Newcastle, England.
Budgets Practical Miners Guide. l volume. London
Plattne the Bowpipe: in Minerals, Ores, Furnace
Products, &c. Volume. London.
Fenwck's Subteranean Surveying. volume. Lon
don. .
Geology Science, applied practically to the discovery
of coal, nc, by John Rookie. i volume. London
Practical Mlneralogy, by Chapman volume Lon
don.
The Certanties of Geology, by Gibson. volume. Lon
don.
Traite de Rehabilitation des Mines, par M. CHI Combes
ngenieur en- Chef rEcole Royale DIES Mines volumes
and atlas. Paris.
Ceurs sur e Service dams les Forgcs approve par lie Min
isre de la Guerre. volume and atlas Paris.
Imported from London and Paris by F. TAYLOR,
Also Report, by W. r.. Johnson, the u. s. Navy De-
partment, on the various American Goals. ! volume
Report, by ID. ID. Owen, to the o. s. Treasury Depart
Illinois. volume. 81.
And many other works. English and American, treating
directly or incidentally on the class of subjects
June Is
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Once OF Consulting Engineers and COunseuors ZOE
Patentecs.

TOR mpartng information the subject of nve ons
and on the application of chemc al and mec meal SC
the agriculture, manufacture and mines and
procuring and defending patents In the United States
and in foreign countries,
Professor WALTER r. JOHNSON late of Philadelphia and
L. O. RoBBINs OF Washington city, ito be aided by HAz-
ARD KNowLEs esq, late machnist of the United States
Patent Oce have associated themselves together for the
prosecution OF the above branches of professional business
either IN their office, the Patent Office, before the
courts and will devote their undivided attention to Tor
warding the interests of inventors others who may
suit them, place business in their hands Mr. Knowles
has for the twelve held the post of achinst in
the United States Patent Office and resigns that situation
in order to take part the undertaking. His tall
ents and peculiar fitness for the important office so long
filed by him, have been fully recognised by inventors
wherever the office itself is known.
The office of Messr j. IL r. is on street, opposite the
Patent Office, Washington, D. c., where communications
Gost PAID will be promptly attended to; examinations
made, drawings specifications, and all requisite papers
prepared and models procured when desired, reasona
BILE terms Letters of inquiry expected to be answered a
ter examinations had must be accompanied by lee OF
five dollars.
In the duties OF their office which pertain to the patent
laws, Messrs ]. X r. will be assisted by legal gentleman
of the highest professional character and fully conversan
with mechanics and other scientific subjects.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June l. 1913.
June 3-Iaw 3rndNcp
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OUTPOST DUTY, by Lieut.. Col ArentchIldt, LIST
~ hussars
Light Troops service, by Lieut.. COL Leslie, Goth
Kings royal rifles
Defence of Outposts, by Captain Jebb royal engineers
Hints 10 Officers Piquet service, by Capt Glasse 95h
infantry.
Duties of an Officer on Pic9uet and on Detachments by
Capt ker, 7th dragon guards.
Light Troops in the Field by Lieut. Mayne 9th infantry
Jackson on the Formation, Discipline, and Economy of
Armies
Service and Management of Heavy Ordnance for the
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Evolutons and Man9uvres of a Field Battery and of a
Brigade OF Batteries, by Capt Gore royal artillery.
Maxweps Victories of the British Armies
Art,lerisfs Manual, by Capt. Grths, royal artillery,
Fertilization for the Rhine Frontier by Lieut. Col Hum
frey. -.
Practical Operations of Siege by Major General Pas
ley, royal engineers.
Maortie on the Attack and Defence Of Fortified Places.
The Sieges OF Spain by Wellingtons Army, by Major
General Jones' - -
Macaulays Field Forfcatons and Field Engineering.
Military Bridges, by Sir Howard Douglas.
Scharnhorsts Military Field PocketbOok.
Just imported from London by F. TAYLOR.
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CITY DESPATCH
--|- CITY DEBPATCA,
Corner of 18Th and srsets doors east of The Burnt
THEATRE and on the square With the ONION Office,
fronting PtnNsyLv0Nio GveMse. 49, w

Corner Of 18Th and E ,tret. .sys~ door: .a: Of M B.r"t
THEATRE and the ,ch the U~son ONCE,
fromting Pennsylva~ia Gpenae n
E TE m Srt7EN that
scTiber has established the above be- conducted similar
to those in New York. Philadelphia. and Baltimore by
cate with each other without trouble delay. and
small has nd been ana
by classes; and the undersigned will do all that fidelity
estnbishment and only asks in the confidence and
support of his friends and the public Charges will be
within the distance half mile from the Of
fee, cents; mile. cents &C. Packages charged ac
Boxss viii be placed in various parts of the city, marked
City Despatch. Each box viii be in The care of
dropped in few hours. and sometimes in few min
will Be eHsn Sy the s and s e e
place Of by the feet and ureoosed agents OF the
Is Il Presumed that letter. containing money will not be
dropped in the boxes but special arrangement made with
TPe believes thai when the plan Of the C
Despatchis fully understood Eiea. conyensncs win BE-
@ 70 hot b on e a
Notices delivered for marriages, DEATHS CLUBS
A, far as practicable all communications should be plain
ly with the persons name, place OF business street.
&C., so that there may be no mistake In their de-
Boxes will be placed the following points in day or
zens may require he and the inerests Of the proprie
tor may be promoted; - VI.
j. w. NalrnS drug STORE, cOIHcE VI No" AoAA .CAuS
and 18th streets r. Farnhams bookstores corner OF Penn
and ii street r. Pattersons drug store corner
store corner Of 9Th street, opposite the market houses M
elanys drug store corner Penn avenue and At street
LIST Is street, @s near a he Capitol toll
When persons to whom letters addressed cannot be
found, CATER all due search IL made tney VIII Do deposit
The proprietor will take it favor to be informed Of
any delinquency in his carriers, improper conduct ON
their part. ~ ,,,g., III. -
polite Will
find pace--none other need apply.
June-9 JOHN SHAW, Proprietor
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Magnificent Pianos.

X FISCHER would respectfully request the attention
of the public, but more particularly of those persons
may wish TO purchase piano forte, to an examina-
of those in his store of which is a magnifi-
ttH grand octave piano, in rich rosewood case
bly, pc shed and carved, with solid legs This beauti-
] finished instrument, unequalled by any heretofore
'ght TO this city, will be sold bargain, il Early applied
Ees; both OF which received premium at tho last
hanics fair, in Boston, This latter the
lee say possesses great purity of tone, good touch
pleasing resonance throughout il may justly be called
class instrument, and would do great credit any
nuaeturer, here abroad" The committee award
rneaal, the highest premium given in any instance
seven octave square piano.