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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NeD Publication Mechanics: III ir Principles
and Practical hpplicahons-Edite by OIL
YER BYREE. lbs WIT & DEvEEPoRr.-
Price rs cent, cloth.
We ore mucHpleased at the appearance
Of a work of witch every line is both pfac-
teal and useful There is no subject that
SO we'll repays He time devoted to It's study
as the Science d Mechanics, and there is no
study SO Honorable among men,, as that
which conveys the knowledge by wh'ch a
thinking man Ian elevate Inns slf to the
~loftiest height q human ambition. ITO De
useful is to be Ehppy," is a wise saying, and
one to the truth (which every good mechan-
ic is a living atestation. Here is a o'oS
which, in the smllest practi"le compass, lays
open to the young artizan a NINE oil mecnan'
ical wealth, andteaches him how to render
the mightiest powers of the LEVER SCREW
| WEDGE, PULLEYl&c., &c, subsequent to his
directing and guiding hand. A man who il
"posted up' in mechanical knowledge, ii
the possessor Of a fortune which no "pres
sure" can effect He is independent OF thu
fluctuations of trade, and can dictate hi
W terms to Those who, while possessin!
the means, have not the genius to shape i
to any useful end-so true is it that mind i
superior to metal We should say to al
young men who throng our workshops, max
yourselves good mechanics, and you must d
we'll. And, as q means to that end W
would direct you to the careful study OF thl
book, than whichthere is, to our knowledge
no work better suited to the mechnnic.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that Seal Proposals will
In be received by the Secretary on or before the
first day of Januarv next. for the Office of Suoerin-
tendent ofthe Fairfield county Inirmary, for one
year, commencing April LIST, 1858. A person with
a small family, preferred.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
JOSEPH REINMUND, Secretary.
Lancaster, November 80, 1853.
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TnE CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE LIFE OF
Louis NAPoLsoN,--The trial in Paris Of the
persons charged with a conspiracy to assns-
sinate Louis Napoleon has terminated. Six
Of the accused were acquitted, and twenty
two found guilty with extenuating circum.
stances. OF the latter seven have been
sentenced 10 transportation, three to eight
years exile, and the remainder to lmprison-
ment for terms varying from FIVE to ten
years,
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Hos. GEnRIF SMITH, Of New York, init
mates, In a letter 10 a friend At Utica. an in
tenfion 20 resign his aeat 10 Congress, ow-
ing TO dpsinful Illness which affects him
q disease in the head, which continues
~unahnfed. He viii not, he says, resign i'm
nj Ieiy but win old on a moptho or twp,in
the expectation that daring this fine IN i'm
proFement 10 MS hralfh mey allow him to
engage in the duiiss o. hisOfses.
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And are now manufacturing every variety of
FALL. AND WINTER WEAR
Attachment Notice.

A T my instance an attachment was this day issued
IN by G. Steinmsn, a Justice of the Peace Of Hook.
ing township, Fairfield county, Ohio, against the
property and effects Of Christian Tirold, who is about
TO remove his property. or a part thereof out of the
county, with the intent to defrsud his creditors asI
verify believe. Amount claimed, Thirty five Dollars
and Thirty-six cents. EDWARD L.ESLOCUM.
November Is, 1853.
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011~The Macarthur Republican comes to US
with the valedictory Of s. L, BoRT, who
retires in favor off. w. BoRr. The Re-
public, under the auspices Of the former gen.
tleman, was in eyery way worthy the con.
Hdonce and liberal patronage Of the citizens
Of Vinten.
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Attachment Notice.

A T my instance a writ Of attachment was this
n day issued by c. Trovinger, a Justice of the
Peace Of Walnut township. Fairfield county, Ohio,
sconding debtor, for nineteen dollars and thirty eight
cents, dated this LIST day Of November, 1853.
27--3w JACOB KETNER
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-Attachment Notice..

A T my instance an attachment was this day issu-
n cd by Samuel Boyle, a Justice Of the Peace Of
Amanda township, Fairfield county, against the pro-
debtor, dated this 28th day of November, A, d. 1853.
MATHEW DAVIDSON.
Dec. 10. 1858. Avail
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Attachment Notice.

4 T my instance an attachment was this day issued
n by Alfred McVeigh, a Justice Of the Peace of
Hooking township, Fairfield county, against the pro-
perty and effects of Robert Duncan, a nonresident
of said county. Dated this 9Th day Of November, A.
D. 1853 G. SHERMAN,
Executor of the Estate of. D. Dietrich, dec.
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PROTECTION, FIRE, MARINE AMI
Inland Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.

OF HARTtOhD, CONNEOllSSA
incorporated 1925.
THIS Office has now transacted business Tor more
than q quarter of a century, during which PERIOD
Il has taken more than 100000 Risks. And insured
real and personal property against loss by FIRE ana
Water to the value of moro than
TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
IN THE WESTERN COUNTRY.
Several Thousand Losses have been incurred up.
OH the above risks, all Of which have been adjusted
at the General Agency 0Bice at Cincinnati, and
paid with the utmost promPtitude according to the
conditions of the policy. as may be seen by the re-
ceipts of the several claimants on file.
The undersigned has been furnished with blank
policies, signed by the officers of the company also
with blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies
already issued, and is duly authorized and prepared,
as Agent OF said COMPANY, TO make assurances for any
period of time. not less than one month nor greater
than seven years, upon buildings or their contents,
occupied as Dwellings,, Stores, Warehouses, Church
es, Hotels, Banks, Court Houses, Colleges, &C., and
their contents against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Also, oil Dry Goods, Groceries, Manufactured Goods
Produce, Household Furniture, Live Stock, and
every other description of Merchandise snd Personal
Property, shipped or to be shipped per good Vessels
or Steamboats, on most of the ~navigable waters,
AGAINST THE HAZARD OF INLAND
TRANSPORTATION AND PERILS
OF THE SEAS
For further information respecting rates of pre-
MUM, ETC., apply to the undersigned
WILLIAM P. CREED; Agent,
For Lancaster and Fairfield county.
December 9, IS53.-1m
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To DirectOrs of SchooI Districts.

TIME various School Officers are hereby notified
i that tha School LG0 and Forms, are now ready
for distribution, you are requested to call and obtain
esch a copy. VIM l.. Aud.
Aud Office Fairfield Co. Nov. 8, 1853.
Eagle and Telegraph copy.
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VaIuahle Lands Cor Sale.

In Court of Probate, Fai.feld county, Ohio
George Smother, Guardian Of Jonathan foder. Mar'
tina Yoder and Soloman Yoder, er Parte'
DY virtue OF an order oil sale to me directed from
ID the court Aforesaid. l will, on Saturday the 3lst
day of December merit. between the hours OF ~
o'clock. A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. OF said day, onei
at public sale, before the door OF the courthouse,
three undivided eleventh parts, OF the following
parcels of land, situated in Fairfield county and
described as follows First-A part Of section NO.
IA, township No. 10, of range No; IL, beginning at
the southwest corner Of said section; thence no!tn
247 per hes AMI Is links to- post; thence east 100
perches TO the halt section line: thence south loi
perches and Is links to a post; thence west % per-
ches to a post; thence south 30 perches to a post on
section line; thence west along said section line "
~perches to the place of beginning, containing ~
acres and 90 perches, be the same more or less, aP
praised at s43 per acre. Sec0nd-The east half OF
the southwest quarter of section No; 10 , township
and appraised at $35 per acre. Said undivided in,
terests to be sold atnot less than the full Appraised
value thereof, and upon the terms following. to-
wit: One-6fth of the purchase money to be paid in
hand, and the residue in four equalIannual payments
with interest on the deferred payments IRON the day
of sale.
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re-We call attention to the card of the
Protection Fire and Marine Insurance Com :
pany, of Hartford, in another column. The
old Protection las been the Pioneer of In
surance in the West, and has come outright
side up, from many a confagration. 1t u.s.
we believe, ons of the Oldest companies of
the kind, now doing business this side of
the Alleghenies. 1t commenced operations
IN the West in 1925. Since that time it
has steadily increased and in the West alone
it has issued IOO, 900 policies, and insured
property amounting to 5000 100000. 1t is
our belief, that no Insurance Company, do
ing business in the West, has received more
marked expressions of public confidence
than the Protection, nor are any better en-
titled to them. WM-P. CREED, Esq, is a.
gent for our city and county.
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Nev AdUertisements.-We neglected, at
the time, calling attention to the Gard oil
DR.. NJ. z. Kreider, os agent of Fire and
Life Insurance Companies. This Company
is among the Oldest and best in the country
and no one need have any hesitancy in Sc
curing policies from the Doctor.
Samuel Hsnnick presents the reader with
a new advertisement. He has greatly en-
larqed his establishment and does his work
in a style unsurpassed. Persons wishing
anything in the Blacksmithing line will dc
we'll by giving him a call. His shop is on
the corner Of Jail and Broad streets.
See notice of Agricultural Society.
See notice Of Telegraph Company.
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Attnchment Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that writs of attachment
~ was this day issued, at the instance Of each Of
Peace of Walnut township, Fairfield county. Ohio
against the goods, chattles and effects Of John P
Bunaway, an absconding debtor.
@. C. MILLER,
November ., Is5s-sw2z GEo. FoRGRAW.
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;ity shoe, Leather and Finding Store.

mn VK7oRK, SON & WORK would
w respectfully inform the citi-
zens Of Fairfeld and adjoining coun-
3 ~ ties, that they have received their
FALL SrooK, which consists of
every thing usually kept in such an establishment.
We have also on hand a large and excellent stock
of FINDINGS which we will furnish to Shoema-
ker's and Findings Stores at reasonable prices.
Sole Leather, Morocco, Innings, Bindings, &c,
always on hand. We ere prepared as heretofore to
manufacture anything in our line.
Lancaster. October 81 1858.
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RECOVERY OF OHIo STATE STocK BANK
PLATEs.-By telegraph despatch to Mayor
Snelbaker last evening, wo learn that Off
GERS Hayman and Williams, have secured
the possession of two counterfeit plates on
the Ohio State Stock Bank, a $40 and 50
Plate. They secured them at New Bright
OH, Pennsylvania, and say they have a fair
prospect Of recovering more of the same
and other denomination of plates on this
same Bank, and the recovery Of a large a
mount of Counterfeit Money, Of various
kinds. The developments will be made
known in a day or two.-CiR. Gdsette.
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GEORGE SMETHER, Guardian
of the minor Heirs aforesaid
Novamhar Of. 1884, 6W3O

Also Al the same time and place, the undersign-
ed, the heirs.at law, of full age, Of Jacob and Nancy
ests in said tracts of land, to be sold to the highest
bidder and upon terms of credit, and which will be
fully explained on the day of sale. Our several in
terests to be sold jointly.-As to title, ect %purchas-
ers are referred to JOHN GARAGHTfs,
Attorney at Law, Lancaster. Ohio.
Christian Yoder, iii Yoder, Samuel Yoder, David
Hartz1er and Barbara his wife, Jacob Yoder, John
Yoder, Rudolph Yoder and Elizabeth Yoder.
November 25, ~lS53.-5w3O
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A=MMM-n
PIANOS.

VNADDITIoNT TO A LARGE STOCK ALREADY
Il ON hand, | am this day in receipt AM opening the
following styles of PIANOS. for sale at MAn1fac-
prices, ranging from 5000 to $500. Warrant-
ed for fire years.
5seyen octave Louis XIV. richly carved:
Q seven octave carved top moulding;
seven octave, plain, round corners;
/ seven octave, Eolian attachment;
8 six octave, round corners;
. six octave, round corners, top moulding
8 six octave, half round corners;
8 six octave, square corners;
a seven octave, richly caIvedboudoir;
| seven octave plain boudoir,
9 81 octave, carved ~boudoir)
3 81 octave, plain boudoif. A. REED
Boston Piano Rooms, Columbus, Ohio. q
August A, 1858.
CECOND HAND PIANOS.-One Seven Octave
- Rosewood Piano Forte, nearly new;
One 8 octave, Rosewood Case;
Ole 6 octave, Mahogany case. For sale vefy cheap.
Columbus, July %. A. REED:
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SHEEP. - emedy for Wounds.--Take the
leaves of the elder tree, and make a strong
decoction, and wash the parts injured from
one to three times a day, and you will not
be troubled with flies or worms on the
wound. II also removes fever from the
wound, aud is healing. This is a good
remedy undoubtly. but 1t cannot be used
in winter, elder ointment can be. Scrape
off the outer bark and throw away, then
take the inner bark of the elder sticks and
boil it at the rate of q stout handful to a
pint of lard. This win make an excellent
ointment. To make it a salve, add a little
tar, or rosin, or beeswax, or both, enough
to make,it sticky. 1t is equally good for
man or beast. An ointment made in the
same way with grated carrots, instead of
elder bark, is equally good; some say better.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02

CO. We are authorized to announce w. n
lSTUBBLEFIELD, Senior, a candidate for th
House Of Representatives,, in the next State Leg
slature. He is in favor of JEFF. Davis fol u
Senator.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
OF We are authorised to announce the nam'
of N. Fl. LUSE as a candidate for the office 0
Circuit Clerk of Yazoo county, at the next No
vember election.
! c. s. M PHILLIPS is a candidate fo
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Yazoo county
Election next November.
0y-We are authorised to announce JAS PER
RY a candidate for Circuit Clerk, at the ensu-
ing election.
&C. We are authorized to announce ]. T.
RUSSELL, JR.. as candidate for Circuit Clerk,
at the ensuing election.
FOR TREASURER.
o. We are authorized to announce PETER
B. COOK a candidate for county Treasurer.
at the ensuing election.
or We are authorised to announce JAMES
THARP as candidate for county Treasurer
at the ensuing election.
Os- We are authorised TO announce JOHN
P. STREET, as a candidate for County Treasurer,
at the ensuing election.
0E~ We are authorized to announce ALEX.
SMITH. as a candidate for County Treasurer, at
the ensuing election.
O~5- We are authorised to announce r. NJ.
WINN as candidate for County Treasurer, at
the next November election
FOR ASSESSOR
05- We are authorized to announce the name
of w. III. MANGUM as a candidate for Assessor.
Election next fall.
0Cs- We are authorised to announce WIN. r.
WRENN as a candidate for Assessor, at the next
November election.
Or We are authorised to announce JOEL
SHERRARD as candidate for Assessor at the
ensuing election.
0.F We are authorised to announce the name
of BENZ. F. ADAMS as a candidate for Asses
sor. at the ensuing election.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
N. O. On. E.

MANCHESTER Lodge No. "a, meets e,e
IV-h ry Thursday evening at O'Clock r NJ.
at the Odds Fellows Hall.
JAS. II. BELL. N. CIV. S. EPPERaoN, v. o..
IHo. G.. POWELL, r. S.--H. a. NUNuALLY. Treo.
Fl. HoLmEs, Per. Sec'ry.
M ITHCAH Encampmentof PatriarcLs No.
LVR 10, meets the second and fourth Tuesdpya
in each month, 9t g o'clock, ?. NJ.
VIM WYMAE. c. P.-JAMEs II. Bell. s. w
JAMES THARP, Ii. P.--THos. MRTzrER. ]. w.
D. N. IoLLIyGswoRTH, TIL. HoLMEs. Scribe
Yazoo CilY, January 2, 1853.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
For sale.

GP0 ACRES LAND, situated about nine
UUC miles from Yazoo City and about seven
miles from Benton on the new Lexington road,
in the neighborhood of Rev. J. w Purvis.-
There are about two nnr dred x fifty acres Of this
tract under fence, and in high state of cult
yation. fine crop having heen grown on the
place the present year. There is also a good
milland gin, and comfortable negro quarters
and dwelling house on the place. This is a
fine tract of land, and good bargain viii be
gjyen to any one who wishes to purchase
For further information, refer 70 = laemas y.
naca- 15. 1e52.-6 G.. SWAYZE.
A. SWAYZE. =
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02

ENHE undersigned having determined
a. to move to New Orleans, will on the
1St day of April next, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, on cred-
it of twelve months, Gf not disposed of
earlier at private sale) his new, hand
some, and healthy Residence, eight miles
east of Benton, on the road leading
from YaZoo City to Scott'S Ferry, with
40, SO, $40, $50 OR Il 500
acres of as good undulating and bottom
land as Yazoo County affords, Gt chal-
leDgeS competition 600 acres under
fence. The residence is handsome two
story framed building, with eleven
rooms, neatly finished and painted in
good Style-surrounded by beautiful
evergreen shrubberry yard and garden.
A brick drug store in the yard-two
good ciSterns, well, ponds, stable and
other buildings necessary to constitute
ole of the most delightful country
seats in the county, land the best loca-
ton for a physician in it, Also an
abundant supply of household and
kitchen furniture-a good Soft-toned
tools-paints drugs,
surgical instruments, glass, libraries,
medical and promiScuous)--horSeS,
buggies, &c. &c.
Persons wishing to purchase, will do
well to call and examine the property,
or address the undersigned at Benton.
V. II. FUGATE.
February 3, 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
CODartnershfp.
). M. VIM & A. B. GRAVES

R.M. WINN & A. B. GRAVES
HAVE this day Oath Feb. 1859 formed a
Ii copartnership, under the firm Of WIN
& GRAVES, Tor the purpose of carrying on
the Livery Stable Business at the old stand
Mr. Graves will give his entire personal atten-
ton to the business, in all its various branches,
ard hopes by strict application, and the superb
or accommodation that will noaC be offered. to
merit and receive liberal share of the public
patronage.
Yazoo City, Feb. 16, 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
VaZOO City and NeW-Orleams
EEkLY PACKET.
sT. CHARLES EXCmANGE

gEVHE St. Charles is now thoroughly nisbo5
a and reoPeped in style far superb ~ N ov-
cry respt ct to any establishment Of b ie ti,5 :.
the State Of Mississippi, or probe 5ly 81. ~
whole Southern country. 'N
It comprises an area Of fifty b. one 'o.,., -,
feet, and contains a Bi lizard So loon. I ~
ling Alleys, Restaurant and 0her co,,,,ori,..
and necessary fixtures. Esp .cial - h1
observed in furnishing the rsar ,pvaribls ,ri,i3
the choicest wines, llquors' &c !, and he restur-
The secluded locati on. r --l'l ~
mcnt and combined udva' ataaes of tbje e-,eS
lishment, render It emin entity desirable o-5
pleasant resort.
The business will oe conducted bv the r1ost
competent and gen iemanly men, and no eTer-
5ion VIII oe omir ed calculated 10 merit cen
era patronage. February > Is55
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
DIV Goods and Grocertes.

Having just commenced the Produce in con-
nexion with our Dry Goods business we take
pleasure in informing our friends and the public
generally that we are now receiving full stock
of Western Produce, Groceries, Family supplies
SIC. Weintend to keep always on hand, articles
Of the first water in both branches at reasona-
BILE rates to good customers on time. and ssunrea-
sonably low" for the dimes in hand
HOBSON & LAMKIN.
Yazoo city, Jan. 10, 1883.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02

BE- WISE IN TINE and before it is too late
ge: bottle of Dr. C. Williams pul,ncnic Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry and Wood NaPthd, and you
will speedily be relieved. For Pneumonia,
Coug CHS, Colds, Soar Throat, Night Sweats,
! Pain in the Breast, Back and Side, Splitting
Blood Asthmatic affectione, it is admitted TO
be the speediest and most vigorous and effec-
tive remedy extant and its effects, in all Asth-
matte conn., laints, are equally decisive and re-
Inarkable. Lassitude of the mind, fabbles and
wasting of the flesh, and all disposition to in
activity and melancholy forebodings are also
correcled by this Pulmonic Balsam which, in
II wonderful ma laer revives the spirits, hardens
the flesh and muscles, braces the nerves,
sincrease the weight. Thus, those who use it
aecordi Q to the directions, rapidly improvc in
lesnlth and may take it for other purpose
aha n Ahe dissipation of melancholy or the in
crease Naf bodily strength. In fine, single bot
a. of Dr.. Williams Pulmonic Balsam of wild
Nherry and wood Naptha, is all that is requir-
ca to secure the confidence of patients, and
rapse them to forego all other remedies in its
favor.
Tor full descriptions of its merits, Virtues
U /. see Pamphlets, to be had of the Agents.
For Sale, by G. It. MANN
Civ Miss March 1851 lin.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-02
What can be got fOr Five dollars ]

The un iersighed have entered into an ar
rangement by which they agree to furni ii the
Knicker-bocker Magazine, (monthly,) the
Home Journol, (weekly,) and the Musical
World and Times, (weekly,) to new subscribers
at the very moderate price of five dollars year
for the three publications.; all orders, enclosing
that amount to Dyer d Willis, will be prompt
lv attended to.
SAMUEL HUESToN, Publisher of the
knickerbocker.
MORRIS & WILLIS, Publishers Of the Home
Journ0l
DYER d WILLIS, PUBLISHERS of the Music
al World and Times. 257 Broad,0ay New York
Grand Literary and Artistic Combination.
Arrangements have been made to furnish the
KIcKERBRocKER Mag AZ NE, the HOME JOURNAL
and the New YoRK MUSICAL WORLD AND TINES,
to NEW SUBSCRIBERS, for FIVE DOLLARS year !
This is cheap literature, with vengeance
The KNIcKERBoCKER is $3 per annum; the
HOME JOURNAL, 50 and the MUSICAL WORLD
and TINES, So making IS year at the usual
rates. That three such works can be obtained
for FIVE DOLLARS year. is fact truly worthy
the CALoRIC age, wich is just now being usher
ed in. Of the KNIcKERBOcKR MAGAZINE, edit
ed by LEWIS GAYLORD CLARK, it is unnecessary
TO speak. For twenty years It has been the most
geni..l. humorous, and spicy s'monthy'' in the
world and the present volume will be better
han any which preceded il. The HOME JOUR-
NAL, edited by GEO. P. NORRIS. and N. T.
WILLIS, is well known as the best family news
nnper in America; and the MUSICAL World
sxp TINES, edited hv RICHARD SToRRs Willis,
with LOWELL Mason, GEo. H. CURTIS, THoM4s
ussTrSGs, VIM. p BRADBURY, GEO. F. RooT.
hers musical writer's contributing; and
~vsc% .Dl a., Elves. among other things, over $25
worth Of music and full course OF instruction
nm harmony annually, is the .ery pest muslcal
nominal ever published. These three publca-
lions win post a family up in regard to nearly
everv worth knowing Art, Science, Liter
erature; !; Music, Painting. Sculpture; inyen-
lions. Discoveries Wit, Humor, Fancy Sentl-
naent; the Newest Fashions and other attraction
for Ladies Choice New Music TOR the oao6aLn
the Church and the Fireside Reviews ana Orll-
fcisns of Musical Works, Performers ahu per-
forrnances; in short, the very PICK an1 Cream
of Novelty, Incident, History, BlograPny' -ALl'
Literature and Science; including wnatever
can be given in periodicals to promote Heaitny u.
/ Amusement and S1lid Instruction in he family'
and help to make It Better, Wiser. and Happl-
a. NAV be now obtained for FIVE DOLLARS
Address DYER & WILLIS. 257 Broadway.
fY~-s- Editors publishing the above three 1nu y
ard sending the papers containing y @ DyeI 9
Wills. will receive the three works naneu'
for one year