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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-10-20
Mtsceiianeous
For tho Anti-slsvory Busle.
KEATS.

The appearance Of John Keats was an era In
English literature. Like all other excellent things
his works grow upon you with stadF aud his lame
Is slowly but surely spreading while the names Oh
those who attempted to depreciate his genius are RAP
idly sinking into oblivion. Though he will never,
probably, be popular with the mass of readers
there are many of his best poems which are appre-
ciable by all. The following sonnet is one of the
finest in the English language:
ON FIRST LOOKING INTO %onAPMAN's HOMER.
MucH haye l Travelled in the realms of gold,
And many goodly states and kingdoms seen
Round many western islands have | been
Which bards in fealty to Apollo hold.
Oft of one wide expanse had l been told
That deep.brow'd Homer ruled as his demesne
Yet did | neyor breathe its pure serene
Till / heard Chapman speak out loud and bold;
Then felt | like some watcher of the skies
When u now planet swims into his ken,
Or like stout Cortez when with eagle eyes
lie stared at the Paci6c-and all his men
Louk'd at each other with a wild urmise-
Silent, upon a peak in Darien.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-10-20

This, too, c%Ontaius some exquisite touches of
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06
Road Notice.

TSHE public is hereby notified that at the
81 next regular meeting Of the board Of Com.
minioners for Lawrence county, commencing
the Ant Monday in March next, petition will
b. presented to said board to vacate that por-
ton Of road commencing at the forks of the
mad near the top Of the hill near Archibald
Th0mass field, running down the hill, to the
iisslYight hand turn. and also on the snme road
from the line of Rome township, to the south
end Of William Browns lane, thence ont the
creek to the bridge across Indian Sugar Creek;
thence sout the hill1n the Mllersport road, to
near the farm of Archibald Thomas where Fran
els Thomas lives; thence to view, and cause to
be surveyed road commencing at the aforesaid
hridgeE thence running along the east side Of
VIM. Browns field to small run; thence a
South-east direction up the hill the nearest and
best way to the Millersport road at the last
meati0ned point; thence directly back to the
foot Of the hill; thence running south about
ten rcdss thence west TO the south end Of VIM
BScWn'a lane; thence directly back through the
/ feId "a the last mentioned point; thence the
neavsst and best way 10 Archibald Thomas $
slbl4y the nee The nearest and best way to Cnas.
Pinket,nan' 8; thence the nearest and best way
\ 10 tie county road running from the Ohio river
tgW Wakeheld's mill.
JanRafy26, 1855. sq aa t .
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06
LOOK OUT E0R BARGAINS.
Union Block Always Ahead.

rREiT arrival of Boots, Shoes. Caps and
NJ Carpet Bags Trunks, valises. &C., DC. as
the PEorLE's CHEAr CAsm SroaE, Corner Of
Lourence and Second Street, IRoNroN, ONO. s
"As stoics say and poets sing,
Enough is enough Of any good thing
Altho' grant the adags True,
wish to write a line or two. M
Notwithstanding theextIeme low stage DIVA
ter and the many Bank failuIes Harper has no
failed to receive his tremendous pile Of Boot
and Shoes Of every variety. for Men. Women,
Misses and Children from the finest Jenny Lind
Ties TO the ponderous lb. Brogan; including
Eastern and Home Made Work Of the neatest
and most durable character, of which he res
pectfnlly invites the citizens Of Ironton, and the
adjoining counties, to an examination Of his
stock and prices-being determined not TO- be
undersold by Jew nor Gentile-don't forget the
place. .. w. nhnr EN-.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06
103 N EW PIANOS
FOR
Christmas and Now Years. Presents


lITE offer iof sne from now until Feb. 10 1855 the
w abOvc number of new Rosewood pianos u, lower
prices than have before been known IN the United
Stnies. East or West. as follows: W.
Extra carved louis l4t, carved tops, ,&c., manu-.
factirers price in Boston 5000 for sale ench at
Q Full carved l.ouis 18Th 7 octaves, Boston price
1850, for sale each at, .'s, $50
Q Carved Topis iith style, Z octaves, Boston price
s5OO for sale each al, 4i0
2 Louis Ii;h style. 64 md 7 octave New York rri-
ces $3.50 TO $500 each for sale NJ. 63S0to 40
30 Full centre Pianos, soinc extra hnndsomc with
;fyft .lrlt 27J TO 375
55 OF various styles. from 10 octavcs. rsnalpri
ccs, s935. TO 1875; for sale ut $780, 1885, 500
S21O 1920 etc. etc.
A GH cripen Waranfse girsn rifh saek instrument.
TERMS CASH.
Never before has there been such an opportunity OF
Pianos, either regards price variety
Our stock being fully twice large any 9th
in the country and Pianos ,ceI kneicn to Be
from the best makers Of Tie Onion.
Our fricnds In Cincinnati will! understand the
of this extraordinary reduction prices Those living
at distance informed that the extremely stringent
state Of the money market 10 tho cnusc Of oar thus oer-
ing FIRST class instruments at tliese rates. :
Piano Hall, No. 7al Yves. Fourth s,ree', rear Vine.
Cincinnati Ohio. y
Dec. %, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06

Like white blossoms, the fcsthery snow has
fallen, and with its soft mantle covers the
earth. II is the heaviest fall we have had du-
ring The winter. A little more snow, and the
merry bells will peal forth their silvery sound,
and sleighs freighted with happy hearts, will
move on the slippery way.-[Chillicothe aas.
Had the above been written in this
section, the writer would doubtless have
added--"and upset -
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06
Litch's Kennedy for Flux & Diarhoea

TIME UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED TO
administer to oil suah as are afflicted with
Flux or Diorhoen. an unfailing remedy, for
these wretched maladies. that annually send to
the grave, more human beings than the cholern
and yellow fever combined.
The medicine is extracted from roofs and
barks, with no poisonous qualities to rot the
boncs and to fcster and canker the system.
II those afflicted with the above named dis
eases will use his -Hi"
IL IL 5NEH1HDE9
They will learn that there is no more danger Of
death from Flux or Diarhoea, than there is Of
an honest mans perishing by the haneman's
cord. u. LlTCH.
Marion, Ohio, January 9Th, 1885.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06
Better send him down foot.

Il The Bellefontaine Republican says that the
Hoosiers on the Wabash turn "agnc shake" to
some account. They climb into the top Of a
shGllrbarkr just as the chill comes on, and by
tie time the personal earthquake is over, there
y NOT hickory nut onthe tree.
Wonder If that could shake an "X"
from an Editor's pocket? 4
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06

IllifAvltsG rsceived fi 6;scs ~ > lsrsss
u ana well seiectsd, ssiest ent ~ HiIlinsst
and Fsncy pfeMz Qeotss ddGites, - ~ " ~
'Ladies q Irostaa and ,yssiuil 81 Z y ~
nov ready foy iUirectjon. X. !, x * VI
Hsr asdStnsSnt. which 81 Iarss ma ys6ed
cosyi.ts u Pess g tss fsllowi2k aoDds: "; \
8 6ilk aud Straw Donnets, Qlfss SIN. 4eei
Silk, Black 6iik. Gro De lhinss kl6senot
Braid HahnefS Satin 6trnw AonRets, Pearl
Soft dnd Gold Stsew dol EaW1 P1Lsl6s dll1. .vsts
veteld Velvet y5bonA, q 3eloo8 TSi1palSS lR6est
ted DO; Etastia, sd6i fI;Sge. lats, LiAsn, Ccss
sets, silk Gloves, Kid do. .sss ~
woolen Mists foe Cbildyes Lldjer sadssr
sleeves, Hobbfnet Gown {d1inG. Bjck ffanep
Jecopet Collars Cbcsnlsettc -, Habits, Iadicsf
Cdps III great xsfisfy, Taacta Ribinr Hat fealtI
en-. Hoses snaa -tnds. White ard Cololed
Wssssne S'f.0' sis H g; e GS; 81 -.
Bank Thankful for pass patronage ~ ~
specially desires- continuaAee of tie sa4e
Cpii and zee her stock beenEt cgaelud3Nt Vorv
Chasee elseWkefe. ~ = stn3QtfS ~ l
4 Octobae Pa 1855 (. n ,Ess< y ~ 49, e, Y
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06

!. ssFirst class in mechanics, stand up. How
macy kinds of wheels are there I"
7, ssPlease, sir, know, three kinds"
!, NV hat are theyT' sb
(. sCart wheels, carriage wheels, and ceqlcut-
letsf
Smart boy. Go 10 your seat, Sir. and after
school we will see il you can discover the diff
iesence between the black birch and Long Di-
vision"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06
1G- Who wouldn't stay until ihe old
man got up 10 make a flel ~.

"Oh. kiss me and go r said the maid Of my
heart, and proffered her lips as my pay TO de-
part ''the morn is approaching. my mother
will know, my kindest and dearest, . kiss mc
and 10 Z" She gave me the blessing IN such a
sweet way, that the thrill of its pleasure en-
tced me TO stay; 80 we kissed till the morning
came IN with its glow, for she said every mo-
ment. 20 kiss me and 60
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06

lsSZNi6O -0GUJTU b l0lhDT3 Y
FIFTY DOZEN BEST QUALITY \
or fov.n iaahnisststs Of sxssfSs sale q
our manutactory'0n rst W. 4. 8 sfs,'
Tkird Street Irontos OAic.
Furnace men and others wishing 70 puFchsst
good axes will DO well 70 call on us, O. we are
prepared to firl ~ oFdeS with the
Best asalisyA Axss svsr sAsssA ~ sais =
sRRIUCn!D pRacns.
Ross & Picker. No 40 and I Z East
Front Cincinnati Ohio and Duke &
Kingsbuy Irontoa Ohio, srs4 Agents fos
the sale ofthe a bcve Axes. Il ~
SCOTT, BROTHER & Co.
IRoSrox, July o, 1853. s. 4; e ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06

: ~ ~ OOoo4 o4WO4v4a180Sa = NH
n ~, Noi6ins worldly OF noie hsa
tssnspIisd u ItOnton durins The p9ss
Wsst, The dull ilmss hsxs apRa,snly
saspsnded'ell operations ef . progressive
apinls; ths bpsy lhroas 20 longer crowds
or streets -ths honest lsboiing classes
~ no longer seen fastening to and from
shsis daily toll, . they were wont 70 do
in COED lines past. agsao q sswF
One thlus however, kind reader, has
not been suspended or diminished, but
rsthsr prolonged and increased BY the
pressure Of he timer. something which
Assms 10 dsmaad the immediate end
prompt attention Of our ciiizsns--,he
vents and su6eyinss Of the poor. How
many hard.workins industrious men are
there in our midst, whose only means OF
hope Of support, for themselves and fam.
lilies. Il the toll Of their hands. have been
thrown from employment, and them.
selvss and families overtaken by tho bi
wing fio4s Of winter, with scarcely the
actual necessariss Of life, and are now
cryins:-"Givs me work, or give me
bread" ~ sl tlaf
Lot those who dwell ia ease and sfllu.'
ence. remember there afe others vino
live in wreichednsss and .povssty--thoso
who are crying '6rsad," "brsadr Le,
those who seat themselves around tho
luxuriously laden table, remember the
widowed mother, who is hushing the
cries Of her darling babes, by giving
them the last messsl Of food, and pray.
ins Goa ~ sSms Kind ana providsn-
dsl hsnd may soon furnish shothei
ssspiy supply. Lst.those who ssthe.
ssephd ! brish. aills blsxing kre, and
seen tc bid ds6spes 70 sihs cold end
stormy bints II winter, contemplate
tktIsuAsfings ofahs destitute. Who sss
hoxssins around tbS dying embsss y
,hsif ia ,bit ofeissl. end ere shiysrine
at3hs aoaed cf ths wihtry windswish.
opt. Hpwmsny weak end feeble ftsnss
might bs rsIssd from j bed of sickpss,,
-. Z. - =.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06
administrators Notice.

EYlHGinndersigned has been duly appoin ted
y and qualified as Administrator oil the Es-
tste ofr James Cumpston deceased. All per.
sonsskaying claims against said estate are re- :
auqsfed 10 present them, duly authenticated.
and those indebted, are request
fdt6mxl;e payment without delay.
,ss.ss sssss q Ralph LEErE, Administrator.
sfa6aaYv 4 tth. l855.--3t 81, lf.-.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06

House Sign and OrnancnGaI Painter
PAPER fIAN6ER, GulLDER, GLAZING, 20.
sss5 b M, WALLWORK i, 3 1ssss
i kind Of work in the aboyeiins oa tn p short:
est notice. in the best style Of ans6ip, md
Office behi I'd she' Post ofice onlehIefy ii
the Post Office viii meet with due. attention.
,TRONTON sAvlNGsa INsTITUTloN.--l
The ladies and gentleman Of Tlronton need
Savings Institution badly, not only to sase
money, but to protect their feet etsgainst heat
and cold. 4 Such an one may be fonRd At the
Bank Block, at the 0xE. PRICE xtablizhment OF
DREW i WILLIAMS
Nov. g.. .1sSt-tf. " N Vi q ~ 4: y.
ElNDlNas, ac.Red ana Black Lining
Skins; 4 y ~. '.s'i 'ss,s /. n:
Lace Leather sssiias, 'q y ft'.'1s;s y
Cotton and Silk Eaciiigs; 3 Il.
Sole Leather, Pegs. Rubhefs. &c., I,
sale by .,ss A. g 80. II u. 4 w.
A RON, Dass,srs. I N Isl Wsss sisSsrrss, se,,esss
Race aud Elm sysss CineisAnd, 0hie This c.ics nm
increasing in rspuladoasf aypsrier spssa'ioss y shs
Ariaeia Delislty for The last ten years
sssg Ts e s TSs .sy asss e
Is rss
assf.Ins.: il 5s:Iesis % ss!sssI
are warranted il saying thsy ~ sxeesded ~
eaTa:sfF TssFtl II in.ss '.wi . sesss
Gums. Full andRaif .stsis lnssr,s4
Z. All epera,ious IL 4sntnvy pcifprmsd + ~ 1p4
'Ni5ssis Tsgss; gs"ss: Z 4 N ~.
aHs zen !" ,as,,, sme os 49,, x, s iaes
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06
STANDS,

Double leafed one and two drawers, -
Wash stands OF ail varieties,
Walnut desks, .
Kitchen, dining and brenkias, tables, curl walnut
bles curd tables, extension tables. every vnrcty.
SOFAS--Hair, plush all varieties.
OTrOMANS-Dvery variety. rst
BEDSrEA DS-Truiidle cottage ,sy camorc octngon,
hi gh posts aud c0ttagcall sorts Of wood now in usc
Trundlcb beds, with and " ,hout stats; Low common
LOOKINCi-GLASSES- sizes and qualities.
MAYrREs.SIsS--A full assortment.
They deui IN oil articles of cabine-work, which they
arc receiving from their manufacturing establishment
in Cincinnati No 152 sth street between Elm and Plum
They prepared to make TO order y,hng IN thief,
ordoars tor country dealers, and oil Others who may
favor them with thier custom.
They have just opened in lronton at Calvcr,s new
building west Of the market house, where they will bs
pleased TO meet their customers.
They sell OIL the most reasonable terms.
UNLAND l. SCIMTTZ.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06
REMOV VAL.
ID. w. R ICW a R ID s,
HAT NJ UFACT RER.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Has removed his Hat and Cap Store TO
No. I, UNION BLOCK, SECOND ST
Ir0uton, Ohio.
TNfIE public will find l. to their advantage to
call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. s.
Jan. 8. 1855. D. W. RICHARDS.
UDlToR's OFFICE: LAWRENCE COUNTY OHIO
ONO ScuooL iIsRARyn-Ths Township Boards
OF Eincailon throughout the County nre notified flint
the First Series Of the State School Library hns been
Nccived ni this office, and Is now ready for dstrbu-
ton. ..,s s.f
The Township Clerks throughout the County, or the
boards Of Eiucaiion. are resnrctuli invited 10 call
and examine the Books allotted 10 III en-
by the law. JAMES G. TERRY, AuprroR
lrOnton December LIST, 1854. .r.t,rs1 etl
CROCERIES. consisting Of Teas, Rice, Cof-
NJ fee, Alslice, Sugar, Pepper, Molasses,
Cinnamon, Mackerel, White Fish, Lead, Shot,
Powder. y =.
In short all articles usually kept in Country
Store, which he will sell for cash in hand, len
per cent. cheaper than similar articles can be
purchased elsewhere in Lawrence county.
si92 " M. LITCH.
Marion, Nov, t6,1S54. g54s
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06
is THE USE

''zsNE foiNg, East, West, North or South, when
can get the very bfst articles thst are
Y in;tbe Saddlery and siness line at tn g
n ~ 81, Will SON Il RI fCHARDSON
Y q sss ifs tto. 10, 2nd, street, llonton,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
Professional Notices.

OpOIrcTJ &, MACDONAID COMMISSION
khOoMn ,ar9snrS ", r. v
~ LUMBER MEnS w ~ ~ p,.,,5s,t Citx
REFEsEScss-"LIsm WvAms", - In W..Jan.I
Bark, Monuesli Mesfa Osooho iuiuouu -
Eew.York
up n n GRJSWOLD No 66 White-st. will
~ devote the hour nom os 70 ,s;n,on. H. All esses
evening TO once paHen~- oHS'
One Dollar.
TMPROVFD ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Dr. j
Hs i.,. p,o,s..o, In the Ohio College Of Dental Sur
20 h,s Improved method Of constructing
eesy nEWTIre 20 ~hch eombueS the folowins
$500.
M seaus ar creyces for the Judgment OF food.
re- liz ar insc, the bresth a. not slight
70 49, ,nIs .sn Get between the te eth and plate
ID A. Artscs Gum which q arm and indestractos .
the teeth fed at shish hest oet~esn sna W. sh
base. which mites them nLmy 49, =. ~ ~ -
upon which they are set Thn gum ihpsI 70 h,".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
11aper h)arebousss.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-J. T. DERRICK
J. SON. L Co.. No. 30 Beekmanst, ODER for sas On tho
lowest terms:
Writing Pspen, English French and American.
News Paper, ell rzes weights and qualities.
Book Paper all sizes. weights and qualities
Tissue Pspst fancy eolon and white, Of the bee quality
Hanging Paper. white and eolored, different widths
HsuerS Paper thin. and Of the best quality.
Cloth Paper, Sex 10 and 40x48.
English Hardware Paper large assortment, ust arrived
Bheathins Paper Of tho best quality
Wnppins Paper, Straw. Rag. and Manila
Tea Paper Of different sLes
Tar Roo6ns Paper suitable foS roof In rolls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
Goal.

NOAL.-l have now reduced the price of my
~ bss quality u Red Asa to the phee Of es rs par
delivered add veil screened any and every psrsoo
r cab weight varsnted usder penalty Of fosstas OF
eos fon my ysrds OF King and 0reenvchs No.
Is DesDe-st and 2,sAss and ssh-sv PETER CLINTON
COALS.-Pesch Orchard. Red or White Aah,
~ delivered sm yard sI1 Nut es Stove snA Cum
bsfland, % 50; Liverpool ell
JACOB WEERS, NsA SIS Bevsry saa al 0rssasA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
Buil6ina Materials.

GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
- xkooF sutLDiH0S. VAULTS. srORG PROSfs
tOOFS, &C The sedeyspcA prepared fuxnish
old wrought rcs re.ieS Besns speciSsd isssths
price which easbs bandnss to Be- erected AZ yerv
moderate savanee the Of veoSes onss Ae o.he A.,
invited examine TIE buidns Of Moor, er Br,eh
Chd where they ave been sseA Per fur Ar isfor~
srsss apply to COOPER q HEWITT Ne Il suriIss siip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
Danring Ara6emies.
TORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
IA No eos Broadway opposite llthst nov open for hs
reception Of pups whe ct time Ladies
and Children wednesdsys and Saturday.. 81 and M
Gentle wednesday, Thudsys and every other Fnd
at Predicting Assemblies Saturday evenings for
Ladies and Gentlemen Monthly Soirees usual Cnculsr
days. hours and OF insucep can be aad
Ct the Academy any time. will be sent By poet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
Ocean Gteamers, Sc.

NOTICE.-The Steamship NASHVILLE, for
IN Charleston being unsvoidsby dstained will leave hs
morning 81 O'clock preoisely
NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
IN LINE via NearaSas-Tbe Accessory Transit Company
Of Nicaragua Pr pneto 100 miles shortsr than any oth.r
route The splendid double engine steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT tuns burden Capt Tinkeosusb, viii leave from
Pier No North River, at O'Clock prscssly for Puots
Arenas, TUESDAY FEB 1855 eonoeetns sish tos a.
tho Nicaragua Transit route having bat 10 nios Of snd
transportation. BY hrsea.s carriages Severn, nsw ssd sw,a
Iron Steamboats, lately been and Lake. which
shorten tho transit from ocean TO ocesn These
unsurpassed In their ventilation and sceonmsdS
toc. FOR information passage, apply only %
CHAS. MORGAN. Agent, No. Bowling peea
Letter bags made up at the Office letter. Is cents per hs
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Millinerp. Sc.

lust OPENED-A splendid stock Of STRAW
u BOsNETs FaESca eL0wERs. ke vhish tss.th-
With eveerll sssrDest 81 hILIrssav 0esos vii -
ssA . Casa pvacaAsEas o aRosces Paicss
BOaB9 KrrcaU4.
Me- q - = Jehs o. corner willis, n z.
Just rvcetvs1 - earssas nh WIN 0SrcA
AsrNhsss BsethsrN
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fianc-Tortes an6 Mnsir.

4 sTONIsHING REDUCTION in the prices Of
"A PIANOS and MELOBE0Ns. to suit che times, viz q
ROSEWOOD. Oct. sac to ems Oss grand Plane ESQ
s.; So s PsnS. o% :n:
Of 80 per cent from usual PRICE, sseh ts w1
No 49, Bowery near Houstontt
A TTENTION is respectfully invited to our or
"A tensve assortment Of superior PIANO fORTEs =, our
.ss sf 70 Of the
msnd unrivssd have been 6aed with
to the
VERY fne.toned PIANO, Rosewood Case,
"A finely fnited but short time 10 use for SALE Price,
4aG Al No ~ sP.in.-.t
a. c. FISCHER, Piano-Forte Mandatory
- . and wsreroom No 245 West 18Th st. near sths
PIANOS with the EOlsn and ali the best mpovemsns. fay
n The ss: place 70 Sa; for cash.
NEW MUSIC at the REDUCED RATES
IN Zone Day OUT sbesutiful song words BY Ley.
fptmS S bes,s B Bold and F.s .oos By
descriptive vspee title page; price ~ eu our Chla
ss
tf ss S tss xsp: b;'i%:
is ,dT Of s: 'sa s'',si Sss s't .
p's'' i"'' HORACE WATERS, No sss Bro.dwsy:
DIANO-FORTES-New and secondhand, for
sale cheap for cash also fine assortment oil Pianos "
h' sA NE sRos s
DIANO-FORTES at GREAT SACRIFICE
II ClokiDR Business The entire stock OF
celebrated Boston PIANOS. NEW aud second hsnd) o. No
IN Broadway viii be sold without regard to cost fof sAsh and
every instrument fully warranted Alec, small SALE count
ips Room Dsst and other f1tsres STORE to LET
DIANOS-PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
The l.rsest assortment In the United states comprising
tbcse OF ten different manufactures Gilbert Co. seIe
brfed premium kOLlAN PIANOS ana hotsee E Sss,
modern improved PIANOS MEL0DEONs from I've dihef
srt usnufsetorts BORACE WATERS. SIS Broadway.
DIANO-FORTES-Tob be sold cheap: one $lOO,
II a Is and $50 so, sseortm, nts OF new Pianos
q. &. II. BARMOREs. No. sS Bieeehers ct
DIANO-FORTES.-R. GLEN g. Co. have re-
moved their Piano-F Forte Mandatory and Wirercom
from No is Fulton No 81 Spring st. two doom eA o'
Broadway.
DREMIUM PlANOe-BERRY & GORDON.
No. 81 Broadway have received fresh suepy Of 90
peror improved scse and action flAkOs from hset ps
y Co celebrated which surpess tast 20
have before offered Buying for cash are able to ell es
tremey hand Piano. for sale and 70 let
reduced Ne~lyimproved model hesdeons 9TH oe.
for sale to let Monthly psymeeh aaea of par Of
The amount
| G U P e LATIV p A o S.
| y fHE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT
| T. II CHAMBERS.
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