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CLEVELAND WAFER CJSE EsVSEIss.s-
NE ssEV.

THE above Establishment is now commcncinc i,s
i seventh session.
Tho number Of patients treated ct The Establishment
has been on the increase from year 10 year frr to
past six years, until tho last season When h, de-
mands of the public far exceeded our tOwcr 70 &C
commodate them. The increasing rapidity and pro-
portion OF cures, from year 20 year, induces tie sub
scrhor TO believe that his enlarged experience and
opportunities for treatment give ariisie to the iays
lid rarely equaled.
Diseases peculiar 70 females treated With sue
cess and rayity of cure believed 10 be surpassed ty
none May D L. L. SEET.YE. NJ. D.
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LARD or, SrAR AND ADAsIANrENE CAV

MO. Extra Lard Oil, we'll filtered and free from
~ gelatine, manufactured for en-, machinery, wool
lens, and solar lamps.
Star and Ajamatire Candles, fall weight ard prrlS
quality warranted to stand the climate Of Cahtrni.
Australia, the Indies, and Africa.
Orders for any quantity executed promptly. AprIy
to THOMAS EMERY, Lard Oil. Star and
Adamantioe MaruHar-nrrr Ci1rrrpaff
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FT7IIE subscriber manufactures airost al l5... ,|
apparatus and viii always he He-ry % rrr---
pond with such may need any thing iG t.at I.r.-
Having been f1r years pra-t teacher ct .t'.1
sciences, he has unusual alvau;aas- ir ily~in fa-
actual wants of teachers. Price c-ta.ssr-s .-i...
gratis on application. Goods shipped TO -'' parts En-.
the United States and Cauadss.
lie refers by perm, s,;1n 20 Professor Ta-t-~ o.
Union College, n 7; r. REV. A. Peter. brhsI Cd
Penn C. b. WAFeLNtt. "a. e..
June c9-2ft p.ts. 5k.c-..-9 E.r, I.-r
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HOUSEKEEPING BARDWARC.ANu Es.,a--
GOODS.

G. BERRIAN, Importers and y boiesa.c Deal
y ers in Housekeeping Hardware aud Tlacy Hcef
COZ broadway, New York Cutlery. $ liver 1r1 Pc.
ted Ware, Japannery, German Silver and E-i-a~rsl
Ware Composition, EuamclsI and I~ca 4f.r--r
Naeo, B7onzed, Copper, and Brass Goo&f, I.
Apparatus. Tin, Wood, and Wiiisw N4-c G,-a..-
Mats, Baskets, Ee!rgcra.ors, Sporting fa~''- Er.
Our stock hes for years past heen equal Co and reT
surpaSses IN variety and extent any siuli,lr ss l-
ment in tbs country, and vii! lie sold 4. ..s- deJ
ing competition.
The attention of Houseksepsr5 ard Merchants is
invited to s-Cck Of Goods ard Prices Isa.- has-
ing. is O. BEEBT ~
March by col P-sad-.-- Wc,g York
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Love one human being purely and warmly
and you will love all The heart, in this heaven,
like the wandering sun, secs nothing, from The
dew-drop to the ocean, but mirror which it
warns and fills.
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sir WASHINGTON IRvlNe,S NEM Rook

- '" A"' IN IN" Ne" boOh
TIME ~. T. Observer says: The writer has no
l. reason for concealing his namo, which We trust
will como out with his next venture before the pub
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IMPORTANT To MfrE. o." ;..s.


HAVING received my Letters Patent for e- ..-
II proved method of Dressing; Milestone. , avn
prepared to furnish Machines Co Eiisys a1I
Mn Owners
l will guaranty that any practical &ii5r can. ~
tho first trial If h9 viii try, dress r.- a. E.. "a
half tho time that be can do Il with tie C..a.. .
hand pick now IN use and thlt the w0-- Rome ~
the machine shall be better than can be done 10y rs
out of ten Of tbo best handlers Of the common url
The machine makes 4 clear, clear threa3jl- mari,
ard does no; brittle W break the facs Of the o
Il can &c controlled the viii If the operate H-
SANITY to make The moot delicate hei; ar one w.,i
the io'cc Of ten pounds Il required. cry practical
Miller knows that souo Is only ryqui-aJ f1 30 C-r-
Ell where tGe proof stan indicates. Tlis rsu A- uur
by the machine nH.mGtter how brittle or tender. a-
how close aud hard the face OF ularc su the stone
may be, the operator face g. down, OF t.rcb "a
lightly as he pleases Iacre arc three very good
sons for trying thea.
First With lais use, the machine viii las, twenty
years second. II D. coz lctc within itself ald win
not take Eve minutes, cost Gyc cents 20 .-y f..
Third give with tho machine trir,y Joo,. or l;.i-
blades, which vii last Iuy two rair ct stones 20 be-
dressed twice week, Tor two c.-s cua ttr.i g.y
good smith caa replace 'hcu t1r tEs-.y I've c.a.e
apiece.
have used this machine IN r,v -ill fer ue,r,y
fourteen months 10 dress both the i,rc ami iHr
Of two pai- Of four feet French Bars .ai --5
mas been no hard pick used on them ia aii o. t,ir-
l know that I make good yield. end j'.rt
reputation Of my mill will warren, r'- a. saying that
turn out q frs; rate article OF Fou~
have a medal awarded me for he Invention Of .l
ingenious and useful chine Cor Dressing u is.g.
by the Commissioners appointed t.c .xi' .5,- .f
the Worlds Fair in the Crystal Palace az Sew Vol,
city besides lltterng certificates i.r'- a'l Lave
sold tho machine TO-
HAVING recently o5tsirol Letters rltert Z am aagg
prepared to furnish the machines aul 90 seil Sl.s
county and shop right.
Gg5- All orlsrs must state the diameter q the -'-
stones and the size Of the collar O. the spindle
price Of the machine, with thirty BOOTS, is SIPS
Address j. q. STANDS
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WIN. Il. JARVIS, ATroa.tE2 - 90

Ai''"t'Ost' - t"t.''.iN. r.
COLLECTIONS promptly ar-cude1 10. Var'rui.-
- attention paid % such claims as are J.ls..I
Conc West. &c. ag-iEEt persons ?, dir .1 eaT
Of the Weste-a States. Address as above Fa-t paid
Jan
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Conviction of DIR. Graham.

NEW YORK, Ger. 10.-The jury in the case
OF Dr. Graham came in about three o'clock
tins morning with a verdict of manslaughter
IN the second degree. The punishment is said
70 De not lees than four nor more than seven
years confinement in the penitentiary. The
counsei TOT Dr. Graham have obtained stay
OF proceedings for twenty days, to enable them
to file exceptions
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CINCINNATI, Der. 1O.-Nebraska men beat
en- badly. A committee of four hundred lib
eral Germans attended the different wards
and used their influence with the Coalition
men for the whole Anti-Nebraska ticket. This
class behaved like Republicans and patriots
and voted openly and unitedly against Slavery
Slavery extension, and Jesuitism. Great re
joieing, cannon firing, and bonires Lit up. Nc
disturbance.
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that our county, Platte, is generally deemed
to possess the best soil 10 our State, and indeed
In the Union. Our staple is hemp, of which il
yields from 1000 to 300 pounds per acre
worth from four to six cents per pound IL il
also finely adapted to grains, yielding from Sc
to 100 bushels of corn, and, from l to 40 buah
els of wheat to the acre. Ii is finely supplied
with water, an abundance of springs; gener
ally limestone water and nearly all our coun.
ty is heavily timbered. Kansas, in the fertil
lily of its soil, is not equal to this county, but
alarge portion of it is good hemp land, and al
of it good for the grains, and peculiarly adapt
ed to grass IL is well supplied with excellent
water, good building stone and stone coal, and
is far better than any land you will probably
see in any cid State.
Slave labor is worth, at this time, more with
us than in almost any part of the Union. Ne
gro men hire readily at from $3.50 to 5000
per annum; women at from $50 to $40
Men sell at from $1,000 to $500; wo
men, from $500 to LOO. Our country is
as healthy as any fertile land can be; Kansas
will probably be even healthier; negroes par.
ticularly enjoy almost an exemption from dis
ease
We have now two railroads in process oil
construction through our State; one shor,
distance north Of our county, terminating al
st. Joseph, IN the adjoining county, and which
in say two years, viii connect directly with
New York-the other from st Louis to Kan
sas town opposite the southeast corner of on,
county The two will Immediately be CON
nected by road through our county.
The Vice President resides at cur county
seat, and is the mos. devoted Southern man IN
the Union. We give him the crecit OF the
repeal eff the Missouri Compromise, he having
- lso uk,riA IN
fuence is, of course, in favor of slavery II
Kansas.
You will perceive that have answered your
latter questions without reference to their order
as the answers necessarily run into one another
As TO the price at which lands in Kansai
will rate, in say ten years, it is of course but 9
mere Union. Lands in this county rate very
high, from SIS to $50 per acre, but of course i
must be some years before the lands in Kansas
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/. MACHINERY FoR ENGLAND.-The Msssaehu-
setts Arms Company, at Chickopee, Mass, are
now constructing for the British Government a
complete set of machinery for doing gun-work.
The machines are modelled from those at the
arsenal in Springfield This is probably the
first machinery, with the exception of q few
models Of looms, &c., made in this country for
England, and certainly the first ever made for
the English Government.
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1
during tine night and became samewhat re.
| freshed.
About an hour before daylight on Friday
the 2sth, we saw vessels light near us. We
all exerted ourselves to the utmost of our abil-
tiles in hailing, but the light disappeared to
the eastward of US. Soon after daylight a
barque hove in sight to the northwest The
fog having lghtened little we observed that
she was steering apparently for US, but in a
short time she appeared to have changed her
course again, and we were doomed to bitter
disappointment; yet feel hopes that some Of
our fellow-suferers may have been seen and
rescued by her.
Shortly after ship was discovered to the
eastward, steering directly for US. As she az
preached, they fortunately discovered a man on
| q raft near them, and succeeded In saving
him. This man saved is Frenchman, who
was a passenger on board the steamer with
which we came in collision. He informed the
captain that others were on pieces of the wreck,
and he proceeded to cruise around In search Of
them. We were taken on board at about 8
O'Clock p. NJ, after an exposure of furty-six
hours, in most exhausted condition.
Shortly after, Mr. James Smith, of Mississip-
pi, was discovered and rescued. About dusk,
another piece of the wreck, on which were five
of our iremen, was discovered, and the suffer
ers rescued. None others could be found.
Capt. John Russell of the Cambria, proves to
have been the captain of the Jesse Stevens
whose memorable rescue by Capt. Nye, of the
Pacific, will be remembered.
Capt Luce adds, that at the time Of the COLI
sion the anchor Of the steamer yessa was driven
through the bows of the Arctic, about eighteen
inches above the water-line, and an immense
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WASHINGTON, Der. 7.--It is stated in we'll
informed circles that Mr.. Curry, Secretary of
Oregon Territory, will be appointed to the Gov
erDorship made vacant by the resignation of
the Hon. John w. Davis
samuel u: Lecompte, of Maryland, has &C
cepted the Office of Chief Justice of Kansas.
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Wome,.'s State Tempsranee Conrention.

OswEGo, N. Y, Ger. 1O.-The Women's
State temperance Convention met today at
Doolittle Hall, and was called to order by Mrs.
Vaughan, the President. Mrs. Potter and Rev.
Mr. Barber were elected Vice Presidents, and
Mrs Aibro and Mrs. Richards, Secretaries.
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SALEM UNION SCHOOL.


&C. For sale by all Booksellers. Single copies
cent by mail receipt of the price.
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The Yestn Rnmor Corrected.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Der. 16.-Howard Street -four
is held at $7.75-SO0 barrels sold. Six thou
sand bushels white wheat at S175 a $i.S5
red, at $l.65 $l.7O. Corn, white and yellow,
$4,000 bushels sold, at rs cents. Other arti-
Giles unchanged
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5a' REMOVAL. 3. !


TTAvING removed their Furniture toltbeal newfoo In
Ill the Phoenix Block ,direciy over Dry LSds
St6reI are prepared to walt their customers o canyns u
their line our aoek consist in part as fonows; ls - n
Sofas from SIS to Jenny Lind ss Iete-sels Scs e 70
face snits the young exactly Mahogany chairs, Marble Top
Tables Quartet and tables wlmtaot BursanA Mahoga
ny cottage beds Marble top wash stands Piano ssor ee
Also. iGslosofHaIl Stands. ihcy are beauty i'n l5s
Aiso,a speBdid lot ef bpong Glasses from lso SlS SO
Also, Pictures md Picture FrRnes. - z, a
fine lot Of Har Cotton md Husk Mattresses, our HAIR
Mattresses arn nanufaenred in our own Eelnty hy MI
McLain Of Rootstow and the Hair 10 pc me
hrst quality long Horse Haif The Husk and cotton, are
coming Into general use In fnany PLACES - ~
tAso, plenty OF Bestends with HiRkley's Suspcnsoh
Bed Bottom These beds have now been Thoroughly
and IN who have used em pleased with them We nave
ilpFoved the bottom by making them tbickef than ~ nrs
we sell them from and upwards, every person VINO
would have bcdead should buy ono ut least for themselves
and we assure them they will buy other affair." sss
We have full assortment of cane seaI
chairs Of all kinds om IS and upwards, bureaus from
and upwards Sands 80 and upwards, and some cord beds
cheap fpeope will have then Tables $ and other WORK ~
W. have been mt considerable expense in httingup our
rooms, and invite all TO call and see What we haNe we
know we can sell as cheap say tue least as " Ciele
land elsewherc If the people are satisfied that s is t
case w they sustain of this Kind by purchasig a.
home All work purchased in the village will be devere9
at the House of the purchaser. -. y..-eI -
~ X. March, IA, 1854. 4)-u
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IRE GREAT PURIFIER df' 'THE 00B.
NOT a PARTIOLE On MERcuRY n

.... NOT a PARTICLE OF MERCURY ~ IT'S asfs.
exHi 90 % p.,n !. p, a. s.,ks,. x,n.,. p,,f tshss.
IMi M ~ nh b,n PM
. a. slsis s1hssnis g,s,s Evsk ping
~ InT s Ii,sds ssd P.in ~ th
u ~ Jo,,s S,nbbolu tiieefs Synhii,ie Dis5fderS
s ,i ~ nd m hissseS a.ailRe fer,
~ ~ i ~ a,rsn ~ NJ fas II fnsur-
~ ~ vSofi gW RIea V WV VIEW
HIt Sf,e,asd IA I.t las BECOME ccfebrSieS fSY
,A ~ ,rprs Il ~ neooevs
& Sca nj ne nrrent redusst o1 ihejr
~ VI Sn nm ,hifh NAV do win Inc itI5osf
ynet 8, ~ C s1t Issstiv nrsnFiies
TN selested from, Isrre anmSer are
sse st han tbel mere word n the bro
"a sf fson ~ srseE ,aI khosrn tx flSlIio
~ ,Ss h,sS xsny AZ ,hsra resi,
,,; inr;" ill., - c;,S ef RcSmond Va 4s'N' -
!, ~ nnSs! Eso Of tI,e ExchanOe Hotel Richmond kusvH
yire aoTs he has seen me Medcde called CsKfKks
-. M, administcrcd in over hundred enssI. In
an SI.sss tn shh ft ~ rerhnonded ~ith ~
st gSod results I saws 8 ne most ektraoFe
d;UarS madeline he has ever sen, II tskD ,4F
berahv eeyfifr thnffnr
ss S se md Rever ~ the most violent descripe
Tba, Physcnos took large quantities Of li-
nina Mcrr,Ty and bqeye a the TONES advertised bus
al % %ShoSi Sny n,rnanent relicf Atast tried Cartote
M;.,r ~ which cGSr.na v n md me.
PS nm bonny 10 say have had neither Chis
tassS c,ed NV "a a. 4 g3JoNN LoNdAkt
pn.S. nan, .nar Pc.mo,;d va "a 9.'s .i.l y
r S rcs go Esa now in the cy Of Riehmond and for
n yaass th past NicA has ~ ebnfAnec In the al.
aaasacS hS Cartsr,3 Snansh Miyture that behAs
nwards fSo bottles which he has never tta
fail Then m taken according to directions. k2ls
tH uo,eS ~ ,S INV nS RehmonS says he has inesscd in
nsi, COS he effect OF CAREERS Spanish Mixture
ch were most rny surnrisjng He saws in cnse OF Ons
snmntio, dopenda on the Liver the good effects Won
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-19
DENTISTRY.

- Dr. A. A. HARRIS has associated with him
S<RsS in the practice of Dentistry, pr. j.. G. Willis
they have fitted up rooms in the Phoenix
AllI1 Block, east end over Richardson's Hardware
Store the purpose carrying the Dental business in Its
various branches and to oer public the latest
Improvement in their profession. 49, @ H., . 49,,
As they are permanently located 10 Ravenna all those wish
ing work done them depend having their work done
in proper manner sneh as whole Sets Of Teeth minor
crystazed Gold Tin Foil Teeth extracted with the of
Chloofor orwhout They have preparation for destroy
ing the of aching taehs and will perform all other work
incident to their profession. s ~. II
We intend free ourselves from all impositions practice
by pretenders We will be governed in our practice strictly
" priucpe and will not Knowingly perform an operations
wrong matter how strongly solicited or what the induce
ment may be.
warranted and person required take pay for wo
unless perfect satisfaction is given
Rayeena, March IA, 1854. 455f
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Farm for Sale.

Ia The subscriber has excellent farm for sale, =
miles southeast of Rayenna There are l4O acres
EEaE seventy acres each side of the road one good arn
80 House and Barn. well watered on each side OF III
alr good water privilege unoceupie at Lock on the
vcrsons wishing to purchase enquire at me s.ore o
n. Bosiwick Il Co., or on the FarnI 6Eo. bosIMlk'
Raw .una. March Ie, 1854 .s.-aH Pa. ..r = 40o-H
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Farm for Sale.

49, The subs crber has farm for sale, containing ~
% acres ofas good land be found in the tsWr near
E " oininc corporation of the village OF havenha al
the South west corner the road leading Iappahs
Saw Mill The farm is well waered, well lcheed mas
nice young orchard omit. ..r-a .1- :. T., gEs 81
will sell this farm S35 per acre.. Now Is your time for
n barrain Ca on the subscriber the premises g
Ruyenna Apriil5, 1884 460tf FRANCIS BARTON.
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ROOT SII0E AND LEAIlER SIORE

TTSE subscribers pleasure In ing that they have
hand tn elargest best and most complete asso
ment of Boots Shoes and Cutters offered in Portage
county Likewise that they have removed 10 their New
Store doors of Phoenix Block where they will at all
times be pleased wait upon their odcustomcrs and friends
10 any thing in the line ofIhdies, Gents Boys Youths,
Misses and hdrens Shoes Boots CATERS either of home
or manufactured Also, Oak and Hemlock Sole and
upper Leather, French and Ohio Calf and Kip Skns Mo-
rocco Lining and Binding Skins and almost everything in
the line Of Shoe makers Tools ard Findings All those ~
want oany of the above mentioned articles would find it to
their examine goods and prices before pur-
We sell Mt snlall proGts and must have prompt pay.
Inrnnna Mar 90. 1s54 nuRHAM e GARDNER. =
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uouSc aud Lot for sale.

The subscriber ofeg for sale his House aha lo Ss
IA mated on Chestnn Street, In the village OF ha
% The house good frame building, in first rate conu
lion: containing eight good sized rooms iot Is wen
fsnce and has ON il good quantity Of bearing rut uses
good well of water and good frame barn. For uruer
nareulars nqure fthe subscriber on the premises
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STOVES! STOVES! 7

NE siscrbefs Keen on hand and constantly rccev.
ing best assortment Of Stoves in s coun
y; among which patterns OF Cook SoNesEol
before ntToduced The King as very large, ,ee-
ted oven, capable of baking six oaves at once has SIX
boiler holes is perfect all andt ts decideay
one OF the most splendid Stoves in The United States
has also very large elevated the Loicr holes are SO
arraiened that large brass Kettle canebe used upon IT, me
bottom pae is of sufficient thickness to be proof against
cracking is altog.the of the best Stoves market
The Genesee Valley s anew and beautiful elevated oven
Stove of smaller size than the others wirecomend IL
self to those wishing cheap and convenient Cook stove.
We also keep most Of the Old patterns of Stoves, such as
the Empire Sate, Bangup Cobbs Elevated oScn Ghnto
AirTight Western True American, AND others, we hays
not time to mention. yr~. "a .
Those wishing good stove will do well 10 vcusa cali at
our Stove room, few doors East Of r. Baini Co.'S ssop
Ravenna june j. 1854. 7'N'-' -BEcKLEy y hAwsOS. :
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METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

HRSE Gases fast coming into general use Tue ads an
tage cfthese the common wood Coip are as
follows they air Tight g. they ndestructabis rom
natural causes 3, they eecuay resist the sure OF the
earth A. they proof against water and consequently
min oa kinds they the dssectos kniiei
g. they entirely prevent the escape otoSe gsses during
the transportation ofhe bodyom one place TO another
the body be preserved for weeks months bot
weather withouthe percci elNnRe tssf shss ~ A
Afso We keep Srouds on Land at "a Tow price, TINS pre-
vents the necessity of in the house of mourning into
sewing shop, and think will be great convenience 70 all
We have also the wood Coffin, from the childs to
the grown person. .sr4Tt vs. ..slgl -04as .-
full ASSORTMENT Of the above Cases sa and large) can
be found the Furniture Rooms, In the PhGnx Block,
Rayenpa, March IA, 1854. of GRIFFIN d BOsTwICKs.
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: RE NOV A l.,
l.E III, r., DAY

TAKES pleasure saying his friends and customers and
the public gcnera, that nc has removed to his new
Store 80 a H, 81, s7g 70 .l Etr ,.ue4 a VI Fe'g-
.,.'I. n. No, 9, PHGNIX BLocK,ygJ .F,gz,.}
where he viii be happy to wait them to any thing IN the
line of Fancy ana Sael Dry Goods and he Intends to
devote his attention. almost exclusively to the purchase and
sale of Dry Goods hes condenth will be enabled 9prr
quality quantity Price, by ANY Retail DIR!
Goods Establishment West of New York ra 4f 4eE rc
Ravenna, April II, 1854.
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'narGyr,eeen

aeco proat To call and examine e toiloHlng
OF which an assortment will be kept on haho, -. IA
s45 ess ESQ., $50 100 The %, 4nndft octave T 81
on pillar representing eenter or side iaeIe ~, col
octages are IN piano fofm. The octave pasnV s 80
nm In the same yle aud sze and are finished as
~ those thai are sold pedlers andat M SIC h
All the above instruments warranted eooo, A"N
kept in repair free ofehaFge - ,o,ch. noWer
III eId 10 sweetness Of quiesness Of toaeh
and ease OF blowing, they stand unrvullea oy
jsslrstions 10 The contrary, nothVihstAndlng.
Please call and examine for yourselves, before
lsiscwhcre ~ II s'- 49, .'L "a =, Low price
Y p All kinds Of reed instruments rePaired al ~"
ana n good syIe Satisfaction given or no pay. 49,
II 2 Shop IN the Phoenix Block easi "a E"Essf.
AcRES Srow ..r u f''Ie
/. NOV 4l--