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RORERT E. KNIGHT,

Attorney and Counsellor at LaW,
Win attend to all calls in bis profession with prompness
lie will collect claims, and do all other business en-
trusted to his care Leesyille, Ohio. dec 80 1871
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Attorney aud Counsellor at Law,
Office up stairs in the frame building opposite the Wes
door of the Court House, Carrollton, Ohio.
eB- The services Of JOHN A. BNGHAM, of Cadiz o.,
is secured in all cases by the retention Of the above.
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Attorneys and COGnSeIIOrS at Lao,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
at their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties. All business entrusted to them WilIre
Give prompt attention, 0ficen the fraE.e build
fIng, opposite the west door Of the court house
mar 8, '49
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r. II. II.
TO THE PUBLIC.

RADAwAY & CO, the inventors, Manu-
facturers and ProprietOrs Of the justly eelebra-
ed r. r. r. Remedies, we're the first to dis.
cover Remedy possessing the maryeloss and
Miraculous rover Of stopping the most Exeru-
ciating Pains in an instant allaying The worst
Cramps and Spasms either internal, in a few
minutes and soothing the most severe Parox-
ysms of Rhel matism, Neuralgia, and Tic Dol
oreaux, as Don as applied. The R. X, H.
Remedies co lsist of three Remedies each pos
sessing quic and wonderful powers over GER
tain cOmplai ITS and disease and will instantly
RELIEV - the Human System from pain.
REGULATE each Organ to a Healthy Ac-
ton.
RESOLV : away all Diseased Deposits.
REN0VATE the body from all Corrupt HUI
mors.
REBUILll the Weak and BrOked Down
Constitutions
RESTORE to Health Strength and Vigor al
unsound and worn out parts.
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DP. !. PETIT'S
AMERICAN EYE-SALVE,
NOTICE.

The undersigned have been appointed and
qualified Receivers in the case of Horatio Ro-
by VS. John II. Protzman, Francis Protzman,
and Lewis F. Protzman; and the books, papers,
and amounts of said firm are in our hands, for
settlement Those who are indebted to said
firm will please call upon the undersigned i'm
mediately, end settle H0RATI0 HUNT.
JOHN WEST,
Feb. FL, 1854 nolO Receivers.
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Farmers and Mechanics Store,
Neru Goo0s.
P. ELDER
s. G. M.KRR'

s. G. MCKEE, thankful to his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage he has receiv-
ed in business, would respectfully inform the
public that he has associated with himself Mr..
PEaRY ELDER and they'are now offering to
the public, at Low PRICES, general assort-
ment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, &c.
1t becomes necessary; owing to our limited
capital, to do a strictly READY PAY business.
We hope our friends will not find fault with us
in making this announcement, but will continue
to lend us generous aid and comfort in polling
our little boat adown the tide Of time. We fiat
ter ourselves we can sell at such prices as will
be to the INTEREST of all who may favor us
with their patronage. All kinds ofPRODUCE
taken in exchange for goods. Room at the old
stand, in Leggett,s building. Call and see us
MCKEE q ELDER
no..outon Ton 10 1874 tf
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Estate of john Newell Dec.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned hay'
been appointed and qualified Executors on the Esat
Of John Newell dec. late Of Monroe township Carol
Co, Ohio. 100, - c,,,,,,,
ROBERT MCCARTHY.
Anil on 1Sh4-9t Executors.
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RR R---No .
RADWAY REGULATORS

RADWAN HEOA a. 49,
REouLA4EsroAHEALTHr ACTION
All the Organs aud SeeretiOns OF the
Restores to Health and Strength
THE DISEASED AND WORN OUT PARTS.
Complaints thai. Railways Regulators entirely
cure. -,
COstiveusss. Liver Complaints
INDIGESTION, Heart
Dyspepsia, Kidney
Dforsv Bladder
Urethra
.s.-i Difiulty " passing Urine
DIZZINESS. inflammation Of the Stomach. Stu
por Billiousness.
MELAScHoIY MALIGNANT DsoRDERs.
Small Pox Measles, Scarlet Fever,
yellow Fever, Bilious Pneumonia Typhoid
Fever. And Fever of all kinds.
Inauenza. Pleurisy, Common Colds
FEMALS CcMPLAISTs.
Irregularity, rolaPsus hysteria'
Womb Difficulties, Whites, Amehor'hea'
Loss OF APPETITE;
Loss of Energy Loss of Memory Loss Oh
Strength.
RR Regulators
| ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE
Perfectly tasteless, Good at all tmes'- Ne'''
er Sicken, Never Grpe.
DosEs.-0ne to three Regulates,
-Four to six Purges. -
One Regulator at night on going 20 bed vii
ensure sound sleep, good nights rest ana a
healthy and pleasant discharge from the beT-
els in the morning.
Railway Regulators, Ready Relief Renova'
ting Resolvent are sold by Druggists every
where.
NIB R. Regulators are oflight color.
For sale by DR.. G. A. BOEGEL, Druggist,
Carrollton Ohio.
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Edited and Published by T. II. STOCKTON of Baltimore,
Md Formerly Editor Of the "Chrstian World" BIZ
Bile Alliance" sc. ....."
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II. u. No. 4.
RA 0WAoT READY RELIEF,
n nn

RA w AcI READY RELIEF,
FC rail- Acute Complaints,
In rERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
The m )mt Mt it is applied externally, or Ia
ken intoth system it will stop the iAost excru-
ciating pain and quickly remove i's cause.
Rheumatism.
Mr. Granger a mason well known in Brook
lyn was a cripple for nine years. Railways
Ready Relief relieved him from Pain in fifteen
minutes, enabled him to walk two miles with
out the aid of stick or crutch in three days,
and cured him entirely in one week,
Thousands of oIher cases equally as wonder
full as the above, have been cured by R r Re-
lief Cholera Morbus- Railways Ready Re-
lief will relieve the sufferer from all pain in ff-
teen or twenty minutes. 1t will cure The most
desperate cases in a few hours. Neuralgia
The moment R. R. Relief is applied.it allays
the most painful paroxysms. 1t will alwrys
cure Sick Headache. 1t will relieve the most
distressing pains in fifteen minutes. 1t will
likewise prevent renewed attacks Ague. In
ten MINUTES tea spoonful of r R Relief will
stop the Chills and break the Fever,
Aches of all kinds Pains Of all kinds Brui-
ses Burns, Scalds Strains, Sprains Stiff Jointly
Lameness' One application of Railways Reade
Relief will in few moments entirely stop tbs
pain
Itreduces swelling heals sores cuts ant
wounds removes bruises. Look for the sigma
ture of Radway & co, on each bottle.
R-No2,
: RDWAY'S RENOVATING RES0LVENT
!. Resolves, Renovates, Rebuilds.
1t cures
Scrofula, Tumors, Bleeding of the Lungs
: Syphilis. Consumption, st Vita's Dance
Sores, Rickels, Salt Rheum,
d Asthma, Nodes Canker,
i Bronchitis Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcers, Erysipelas, letters:
he aqvoe eighteen complaints r r REQ s!
3 vent will positively cure
: 1t renovates the system completely, Resolving
u away from the Solids all impure Poisonous auc
; Diseased Deposits freeing the blood and fluids
of life from all corrupt humors restoring energ.
and vigor Health and strength to every organ
and member of the body:
Letters from high authority, Hon J, J''Lid
dleton of Waccamaw, S, G. writes us undel
date of May End 1853 that Railways Renova
ting Resolvent cured one of his negroes on hi
plantation at Beaufort of Scpofula complaint
! Of many years standing. The poor fellow wa
: a disgusting object of pity he was moving
mass Of sores--the other negroes could not re
main in the same place with him, He was en-
trely cured by Railways Resolvent and is nov
at work upon the plantation. To the peopl
of S. G. Mr.. Middleton is well known and tc
the political world Mr. Middleton Is no strange
I, Scrofula. When the patient has been afflicted
for five years or under, favorable symptom
! will appear on the third day after using R.
Resolvent.
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CARRoLLToN CAN'T BE BEAT.
Competition is the life Oftrade, the
peoples interest, our GLORY!
MARQUIS & COMPANY, a


ARE engaged in manufacturing some of the
most splendid and highly finished a"
SADDLES, BRIDES, &C.,
that has ever been presented to the gaze of the
people of Carroll county. Their stock of arti-
cles, in their iqe, is unlimited. Just step in
and notice soife of those splendid HARNESS.
THEY CANNOT BE BEAT!
Fellow citizens, we appeal to you for your
support. We promise to give back in trade,
the entire value Of your money, and little over
All we want is a fair trial, and if our prices
don't suit you, you have the privilege Of going
elsewhere. We know from our experience in
our branch of business that we cannot be sue
cessfully competed with in the way Of PRICES
Give US one call, anyhow. .r,e-iI5
Remember the place to purchase la
Gbeop 6aOolerp,
is at the room formerly occupied as the
Post Office. Respectfully,
VIM. E. MARQUIS & co.
Carrollton, Sept 5. 1858.
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REMOVAL.

B. MEIsTER informs bis old customers generally,
that he has removed his Grocery to the Corner Block
formerly occupied by B. Stephenson, as Drugstore.
April 20, ls54-n d. hElSFER.
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elizabeth Jacobs Estate. .

Notice Is hereby given that the Subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Executor o
she estate Of Elizabeth Jacobs late of Loudor
fownship. Carroll County Ohio. deceased =
Jan. 18th, lsb4-3t PETER SIMMONS.
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P R o s P E G T U S .

THE HOLY BIBLE IN SEPARATE VOLUMES !:
THE BOOK OF BOOKS, IN ITS SIXTY SIX PARTS.
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Fifty years 1hirVeCh
We have had cases where old men of sixty
years who have been scrofulous all their liues
entirely cured by Railways Renovating Resol-
vent RR Remedies exhibit their efaey imme-
diately. They do uot keep the afflicted pain
stricken sufferer lingering in doubt but readily
exhibit their effacy instantly relieving pain
renovating restoring, rebuilding and regulating
the disc ased body to health and strength
Mr.. w. B. Oliver, Of Dooly Co., Ga, under
date of May 80, 1858, writes, that servant
girl who was so reduced that no one would
givea thrip for her life" she was so covered
with sores that there was not spot OF pure
flesh of the size of a silver dollar on her body
was entirely cured by Railways RenOvating
Resolvent.
NINETEEN YEARs.-Mr Henderson Of West.
ford Mass, has been covered with sores for
nineteen years, and cured by R, r. Resolvent.
SALT RHEuM.-The most obstinate cases
of Salt Rheum will quickly yield to the Reno
Vating Resolvent, One gentleman who suppo-
scd that this complaint was heredtory in his
family and had been afflicted with Salt Rheum
since his birth was cured by the use of a few
bottles of the Renovating Resolvent and the
poieonots Rkeam entirely eradicated from his sys-
tenn.
IT REGE NERATEs
Every organ and member of the body i
makes sound healthy and strong all weak, dis
eased and unsound parts,
WEAKNEss,
In Male or female is quickly cured. and the
debilitated and emaciated made strong, vigor
Gus and healthy. Impotence and Nocturna
Emission men, or diseases of either one or more
of the generative organs are quickly removed
and the 1y restored to healthy and sounG
condition.
observation-disclosures.
In woman the numerous complaints and all
mentsW -ich cast such gloom over their spirits
a few doses of the Renovatng Resolvent will
quickly remove and the most NERVOUS GLOOMY
and DEPRESSED feel HELTHY STRONG and HAPPY
Persons wishing this remedy will please ask
fol Railways RenOvating Resolvent Its price
IS one dollar per bottle. No small bottles, nor
is the genuine ever sold for less. Each bottle
ears the facsimile signature of
RADWAY'S & CO.,
~, l62 FultOpstrees New York
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JOHN II. BARNHILL.

AttOrney6 COuzsellOr at Lac Solicitor IN Chanoery
Win attend to all business entrusted to his care in the
Counties of Tuscanwas, Carroll Harrison Coshoctos,
Holmes, Stark, or elsewhere. Office in Urohsyie,
Iluy u, SOL Tuscarawas county, Ohio.
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THE First Volume Of the Divine Library, or Cyclope
dla Of InspiradOnwill be put to press, as soon as
1 the Subscription shall warrant This will be-
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N0ice T0 school TeaCherS.

The School examiners of CARROLL County
will hold meetings to the examRaticn of teach
ers at the court house in Carrollton, on the fol-
lowing days viz
The Second Wednesday of September,
" October,
:" Second d Fourth We'd
nesdays Of November,
The second Wednesday of December,
March, 1854.
April, +"
May, So
June, ''
The examinations will commence at ten o.
clock, on each of the above named davis.
By order of the Board.
A, s. RAMSEY. Clerk.
Sep 8.h, 1858.
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Spring GOODS, 1854,
MURPHY, TIERNAN 4 co.
Importers & wholesale Dealers

FOREIGN d DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No. 4S WOOD Sreet, PITTSBURGH, Pa,
Second door above the St. Charles Hotel!
Are now receiving from the Eastern Cities
and Europe, choice selection Of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods, embracing all the novel
ties as well as the substantial aad Staple styles
for Ladies and Gentlemen's wear which they
will dispose of for Cash or approved credit on
exec edngly favorable terms
Purchasers are assured that as heretore
hey will sell at Eastern jobbingIpriees, without
the addition of freight. a4a.
can early call is solicited, as our best efforts
will be put forth TO give satisfaction.
Pittsburgh, March 2. 1854.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE, A.,
,sTRIPP,

G. PATRICK SON, N,............ PROPRIEToRi
[sep is, '53l Superior Street. Cleveland, Ohio
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Estate Of David Norris, Decd.

Estate Of David Norris, Decd.
Notice IS hereby given, that the undersgn-
ed have been duly appointed and qualified
a. Administrators on the estate OF David
Norris, deceased. JOHN BROOKS,
THOMAS BROOKS, p
March I6. 1885, Administrators
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ESTATE OF PETER PIrTENcEi. Dee

The undersigned has been appointed and du.
y qualified as Administrators with the Win an
nsxed of Peter Pittenger. deceased, late O
Carroll COEnty, Ohio
JOHN BUCHANAN.
ss'ig '7 EVAN PITTENGER.
March. 9th 1854. st
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FfOm the Es- YorE TribuAs.
FARMERS GIRLS.

Hr n A. LADD.
Up in ths early morning, Just at the peep Of day.
Ssraining the mk N the dairy. turning she cows away,
Sweeping the aoOF in the ktehen. making the beds up
stairs,
Washing the breakfast dishes, busting the PaflOr chairs.
Brushing the crumbs from the pantry, hunting for eggs
at the barn,
cssnng tbs urniPs for dinner, spinning the stocking
yan,
Spreading the whitening linen down on the bushes
belOs,
RaDsaekng every meadow, where the red strawberries
grow. .r-H
SEARCHING the 6Iens' for Sunday, ehurning the snowy
cream,
Rinsing the pals and StrAlnsr down in the running
stream,
Feeding the geese and turkiss. making the pumpkin
pies
Jogging the little ones cradle, driving away the aios.
Grace In every motion, music in every tone,
Bsauty Of form and feature thousands might covet to
own,
Cheeks that rival spring roses teeth the whtest Of
pearls,
Ons Of these country maids is worth score Of your
city girls.
North Hero, Vermont
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COpel, Coach Body Mastic and Japan Varnshes, fO
sale by @. A. B0EGEL
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AtiOrney6 CouRSeliOr at Lar Solicitor in GtdHeery,
VIII practice in TuscArawas and the adjoining counties
All business entrusted to his care, will be promptly
attended o. New PhiadeIpha, Ohio. LapriI5, ,'52.l
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GLASS MILK PANS These are preferable to al
others, g,ass being non-conductor, milk will keeE
sweet unnhuenced by storm or climate, for sale at
G. A. B0EGELS New. Drug Store
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Dellttstrp.

j. B. MORRISON
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G28f de sN
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Amongst the Books can be found in our selection is
the Masonic Monter Crafts man and the Lights and
Shadows of Free.Masonry and the Carpenters Guide,
Shakespeare, complete in vols Dicks Works, Rollins
and number Of Standard Authors, to be had of
"A. B0EGEL.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-01

PROF. DEGRAY BENNIE's DANCING AcAD-
ENy.-It is pleasing sight to witness the
Juvenile Glass go through its various move
ments in this academy. Parents should en-
brace the opportunity afforded by this ac-
complished teacher, in having their children
instructed in the rudiments of a polished ed
ucation. Since he has been among us, the
Professor has had several large classes, and
we believe he has given general satisfaction.
We understand the first of Mr.. BENNIE's
series of Soires will take place on the
evening of the 9Th inst, and that he designs
giving a grand Fancy Dress and Bal de
Masque on New Year, he having variety
of character costumes in his possession.
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A Mr.. Mutt, of1Dayton, Ohio, has left at
the Office of the Gazette of that city, a model
of q railroad, invented by himself The fol-
lowing are the chief points in which it differs
from the railroad now in use:
LIST. 1t avoids the expense of grading and
graveling-the track being elevated from four
to eight feet above the ground, resting on a
wooden structure.
I'd. The cars have no wheels, and the loco.
motive has but one wheel-a single driver.
Sd. The track is composed of single
rail.
4th. The cars can never be thrown from
the track except by Instructions purposely ar
ranged to do mischief. -a,.l,.'. '-'l
9Th, Half the power required on the ordi-
nary road, may be dispensed with, while the
speed may he greatly increased.
9th. The cost OF construction will be re-
duced fully one-third. .. p. ..-.7. -
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The ssSchuyler'' Company and the Elk
ecutivc.

It is only now and then that the Mime
sofa North Western Railroad Company ia
vor us with ray of light to illuminate their
future course of action. The. Democrat of
the goth November, gives us some iukling
Of the support on which this company rely
to carry on their operations in this Terrific.
ry. Among other helps, the Democrat states
that they confidently rely upon our Exec
utive" The position of the Governor of
the Territory, as we understand it, is as fol-
lows: If it is meant that they can rely on
him to join heartily in procuring grant of
land to aid the people in constructing the
railroad much desired and noeled, they
are right ~-but not to the present compa-
ny, under the present charter, with all its
extraordinary powers, franchises and priv
leges.
Before he can be relied upon to the end
desired, safe, sure, and unequivocal result
ing interest must be secured to the people
of Minnesota, by their charter; the suicidal
policy of the present fraudulent railroad
suit must be abandoned, md they must
unite with the mass Of the people in urging
Congress to give us back the grant, with
the provisions of the bill, which was fraud
ulently altered, as it passed the House of
Representatives.
Until these things are done, the Execu-
tive, together with every good friend of the
Territory, can be relied upon to contest ev-
cry inch Of ground over which the "Schuy-
Ter" company tread, He and they can be
relied on to use the most effectual means to
prevent the lands that Congress may give
us, from going into the hands of any COM
pany endowed with the powers and priyile-
ges contained in the present charter. They
have fought in good faith and sincerity for
substance, not shadows for the present and
future welfare of the people of Minnesota
and in this they have been sustained by
the people. When this is secured by any
certain prospect, theyacarc not what COM
pany builds the road what their names are,
or where they are from ~, .,.., .,. ~.
We believe these are the sentiments en-
tertained by Gov. GokMASs The DentceyGt
can form its own opinion as to his reliability
in supporting the interests of it's favOritf
COmy,anvl Sg7N.tr = -,ss
ri ssst Ftguz0k
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THE New MAIL RoUrE.-Passengers who
have arrived in the city by the land route
from Dubuque, represent it as being excel
lent for SO new region. This road will be
the means of the settlement of vast por-
ton of country on the west side, and add
materially to our winter intercourse with the
States. Arrangements for the regular trans.
portation of the mail are nearly completed
and when they shall have been fully consum-
mated, we may look for its regular appear
ance in St. Paul.
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The Baltic Sea.

Most of the French ships have reached home.
The British are yet cruising about. @
At Reyel and elsewhere in the Baltic, the
blockade is considered as removed by the de-
parture of the fleets.
DESTINATIONS preparations are being made in
England for the siege Of Cronstadt, which, it
is stated, will be the first act Of the Spring
campaign. s''1 :. p, '''>'>'''
The British War Department has ordered
the construction of 100 gunboats, carrying
each two heavy guns, and Of 40 floating bat
teries, carrying each 10 guns-total, $500
guns; to be ready by the opening of navigation
in Spring.. The French are likewise making
preparations. 'r. aepa 80 i' a,..
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THE BOARD OF TRADE MEErING.-This
meeting, held in Mazourka Hall on Wedncs
day evening was attended by quite large
number of our business men. WV. r. MAR
SHALL in the Chair, and j. M. Stone, Sec
rotary. As it was merely preliminary
meeting little was done, except the appoint
ing of sundry committees, and the making
of arrangements for future meetings. The
proceedingswill be found in another column
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BELLS: BELLS! BELLS!

II Plantations, ETC., made by the subscribers, and
large assortment kept constantly on hand mounted
with their newly improved Iron Yoke, which by de-
tached plate permits the Bell, without taking II from
the Yoke be turned its vertical axis any distance
danger of fracture repeated blows Of the Capper
in place. The Yoke also combines the moveable
by which the Bell may be raised or lowered in us
bearing if desired thus increasing diminishing the
force blow The adaptation OF Iron Cases.
Tin which they all szes) increases their work
ing which improvements, with those of 80 years during
which the Establishment has been in operation, have
of sound and quality Of Tone which they have
ust received, JAM 1854, the First Premium at the
Worlds Fair, many Of this country and Europe being
in con- petition and which 10 the 18th Medal they have
received Being located at the junction Of Railroad
Canal and River they ship direction at
q moments notice. For further information apply for
circular. Address A. MENEELY'S SONS
West Troy, Albany Co., New York. nOvll'S4d&wly