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Indiana State Fair.
THREE SILV Err CUP!

II Il T. r , L ' E II z q >!
IL w. ROBINSON, of Richmond, Ind, awarded
IL the first premium Silver Cup $40 for the best
SEPERAroRand HoRsEPowER combined, and Cur
recommended for Superior Workmanship. There
were three Machines put in operation, Of then
the Mofftt Ma hine Of Crystal Palace renown and
the Wayne county Fair Silver Cup for the best Horne
Power and Separator. and two cash Premiums--ous
for superior workmanship and for the best sPse
me OF Machine Castings.
Persons wanting superior Machine can be seeom
modated by addressing +. w ROBINSON
Steam Engines, Press Screws. Bridge Bolts Ms.
chine Work. iron and Brass Castings made to order
Richmond. October ID. 1854. 43u
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New Advancement.

~ ZIMMER would respectfully inform his old
~. friends and customers. that he has moved his
Candy ma nuiactory TO No. AZ Main street where he
will keep general assortment of Candies, Nuts,
Fruits and Cigars Also. general assortment Of
NOTIONS--Threads, Buttons, Combs, Hosiery.
Gloves, and such articles usually kept in No.
ton Stores, for sale wholesale and retail Cine
natl prices
Richm ond, Augusta, 1855. 34tf
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BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.

THE subscribers 10 the Capital stock the Bank
the State Il In1iana in ths Branch at Richmond
hereby notified ard required TO pay 10 the Sub Com
missioners heretofore appointed the first nsts neni
said stock, Being dollars on each share subscr
bed between the hours OF g o'clock. \ n. and 8
o'clock P ri at the Citizens Bank, wednesday,
the Gath day Ct D, tober 1850 and Thursday, the
25th Of October 1855 bew the hours OF 10 ocio<k
A NJ and O'Clock P NJ there viii De election at
the place election Of five Directors the
part of the stochhoIaers of said Branch
j. T. ELLIOTT,
A. l.. no tC HE
c. VAN DUSEN,
A l.. OSBORNE,
]. II. DEFREES,
Comm Is sioners.
August Is, 1855. S5tt
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4 Change.

4 n. NEWTON, DEN II, respectfully infor ms
the public that he has taken TIVE over Ben
Janln Strattans store, formerly known BOswels
daguerrean Gallery Entrance between Strattan 5
and Laws Store, usual. After ascending the stairs,
turn to the the law directs"
Thankful for past favors, he socits continuance of
the
ne hnond, Aug 9. 1855 54-3t'
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Wholesale and Retail Grocery Store
Cottage Daguerrean Gallery.

THE undersigned is now ready 20 operate 10 this
truly novel and neat Cottage, lifted up expressly
for the purpose, with light not equsled In the city
where arrangement made tor the comfort and
accommodation OF those " no want pictures; and
can friends that they shall compare with
the best have Instrument Of the latest i'm.
prosements of the day
We would solicit call. At least, and then you my
Judge for yourselves whether il will be To
est TO patronize the cottage and its humble occupant
not.
To the Ladies would say. you viii confer favor
on us BY calling and aiming work-and yeu
do without climbing up to the Sd story of some hot
building which is eNhausting that not ias
good mood to sit for picture. IT SO disposed:
Pictures taken in all sorts of weather, and especial
attention paid taking ehildrens pictures Hours for
them IRON A. Nj. to 4 F. NJ
w. d. SCHooLEY
Richmond. August ., 1855. 33n
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To PHYSICIANS and the Public.

HAVING agency direct from the
1Fsctur have a hand q
lar.er assortment IF Braces. S0pport-
Trus &c, than has yet been e
~ fsrea in this city Such persons
supplied the can Dc II ieS Cay a. me saF
shest by Ter from the mandatory - =.
g-phvs ;cians are respectfully requested
examine our stoeE Trasses htIei the Agency
rf.h-I 37-f
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N'E receiving anether stock OF N-w 6oeas
~ which suitable the present se&saG. and con-
prise the markets. A-szg the
arrivals
eNa0 yards al De-
100 y3s striped Gin CHAINS, beautiful goods
500 yards ) plaid do. styles
10so plaid and white dotted >Siss;
eco plaid JaceHrts from lee aT,-
5000 hlatS Gro dsSue. Gro deSsp an3 Gro deshine
silks, II best assortment ever had. and AZ
prices that zili defy any competition;
lo0e9 and beautiful Prints;
50 deg French Nee4eHoy& Collars, from lSc to sac
2soo yas Jaconets and Ssiss E3gngs and Iusertsnss
Zoe Jaconet and Ifikfs;
$40 dor Linen Hdkfs from Up.
Also Just received lo bieAehed Ssirtiasi 0i Linen
Sheetlngs l. -. GabIeacasi ShevtiHss. ShrtIass
Masus. quality Irish Linens Table pmsss, fbis
Covers Boys Pantaioourry Linen Crash Scotch
Diapers; fable NapkGs black silk Mts. Hosiery.
These Goods marked prices tina. viii keep TIE
reputation . establishment
York Dry Goods store.
On Main street. Opposite Peoples Bank.
Aprusta 1855 23tf
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FARM FOR SALE,

OFFER for sale farm adjoining the lands OF Aaron
Shute and I. Bua- continuing GO or less
There is good dwelling and O4t buildings, failing
spring Of the door, good orchard and in high
state OF cultivation Fpr information the under
signed, or ". L. Farquhar. PETER ARNOLD
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Superior Teas.

NoUNG HYSoN, InPerisl and Gunpow der Teas,
i Of the best quality, just resolved by
E NJ. COOK & SON
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HANGING!

TENIIE undersigned are prepared in
1 perlor They prepared 20 furnish
rAtiern paper Cincinnati prices. All erers
sArlr residence ith house south Of Depot
O. street. Kramer. Irwin X Cos. Railroad
Store 5pos Depot, where large stock Of Waii Ps
per constantly kept hand. viii be promptly attended
tit" Kills StfN-
Marrh lS-f
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NEW ARRAN EMIT.
Tin and Stove Store.

ANIEL w A RID d SON,
HAVING purchased the Tin and Stove Store Of 4
l. H. Swain. and having made large additions % ne
same are prepared to furnish COOKING STOVES q
the approved patterns. ami of various sIes fAk
-ToyEs, OFFICE SHOP STOVES, Coal Stoves ADJ
Crates Stove Pipe of all sixes constantly On hssa
Stove Trimmings Of tin and coppsr-shest ren eoPs~
and tin Of all kinds kept hand OF made 70 o4a
rim Roofs put on in the best manner.
We determined 10 give this business Gloss aises
tion and hope to be able the wants of eosa
ty Purchasers invited call and examine ear 80
before purchasing. Shop near the corner OF Aain -
Marion streets. -
Richmond, June Is. 1855. 1
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IN II. LHFkvRr. n. -. UNDERWOOD
LEEEVRE 4 UNDERWOOD.

HAVING this day august 2ist entered into eopsrt
nership for the purpose Of extending and the
Cry SrosE and Tin manufacturing establish
would respectfully ask liberal share Of patronage
Both being practical workmen, iy at all times
I'LL orders with prompness and warrantabe woksuch
thepremium the Wayne Fair. shop
the Huntin gton House
LEPEvRE g. UNDERWOOD.
Richmond, October 90,
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STILL LATER
AND MORE IMPORTANT NEWS!
q A. BALLARD would inform all whom it
Y may concern. that he may ali times be found
~G~~at his old stand, PlumElers bnI:Iing, Pearl
street, OF Main ready and viii
ling TO do all in his power fer tie s0te- Of men,
women and children. good assortment Of Boots and
Shoes always hand order Of the best material
and workman ship satisfaction But the
aost Important that Of all the crcunstan
ces with which the peculisrties of
business itself have been driven adopt the exclusive
cash system This arrangement will DOUBT enable to
reduce the prices OF materially which fully
intend TO DO TO the lowest consistent with sound policy
aud living profits Coed MATERIAL and sui startia
work, IS sentiment principle believe hr almost
universal in this community AID thar fliy intend
ali times to keep in view the prosecution Of u business
Richmond, August I3. 1886. 35lt
wanted:
few cords of COED Seasoned Wood in exchange FOR
Boots and Shoes. 4. BALLARD.
pl4Eln.er's ha-lln :. rearL street south q Ma...
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Popular Magazines.

Popular Magazines.
Nov is the time TO subses5e for Harper's, Putnan 5
~ and Backwood's Magazines. The volume
commences with the July number. The undersign ned
receives subscriptions the low club rate of 81 40
annum for any OF the So Magazines. Single numbers
Zoe Supply always on hand. Call At
BURBANk'S.
Richmond, June 81. 1856. 27-tf
louisville Cement.-A large lot for sale by
~ ,. FERGUSON
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Desirable Farm for Sale.

I WILL sell on favorable terms a small farm
1tanng 40 acres situated about miles north Of Rich
mend- The improvements consist of commodious
dwelling house. barn. stable and smoke house, all
and IN good repair; young orchard OF choice frI in
bearing condition; three cleared andunier
fence, the balance well timber ed The land is of
excellent quality, and has a
running through it. For further particulars apply to
the undersigned on the premises My post office ad-
uress is White Water, Wayne ty, Ind.
MILTON STARBUCK.
August SO. 1875. 37-3t
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locks.

NEW stock of 50 hoar and day Brass clocks,
~ {. A DICKINSON.
April II. 1855 lT-tf
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sc. REIOWN'S
Steam Sash. Blind, Door and Pump
Factory.
U<E subscriber prepared TO manufacture to orde
sash, Blinds Doors, Door and Window Frames and do
Surface Planning. piping &C. good terms and short
notice other establishment in the comfy
J , Also. keeps Constantly hand Pumps of good
quality prepared Wood Piping cheap
al he had any place
u r All VI rk warranted to give satisfaction.
:. C. BROWN,
Seventh street, north of Depot, Richmond.
July IL, 1855. 3l4t
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TEAS, TEAS.

BONES very superior Tea. just received direct from
L ~ he above Teas embrace the various quail
ties Imperial Young Tyson and Black h. rinking
public invited SO call and sampl II en
O. W. BARNES
No. 81 Main street.
=
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Carpet Chain

900 LBS white and coIored Carpe, Chain for sale
wv be had N this market. Call
Aug. ?. 1855. W. BARNES.
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City shoe store.

have Just resolved from New York
&7 and Cincinnati extensive and superior
os Ladies. Misses and Chil3rens
Shoes. consisting of French hid, Enamel
ed. bronze and coored BaSAaS and Slippers Jen-
ny Lind Caters Ladies. Misses and children. Fine
Boots and Shoes fer AMI boys, such calf goat,
enauele, patent leather and cloth Congress Shoes and
Slippers.
Hats Of various styles-Silk. Panama. Palm Leaf and
Maricaibo. latest style and most beautiful finish
manufacturing all IF the most fashionable kinds
Of Shoes order of the best materials and
workmanship having my employ the best II workmen
feel confident from the experience have had IN eu
sness. thatmy work viii compare fasorabiy with any
the West. Thankful for pas; patrouasc respect
fully solicit a continuance Of il. JOB horton.
Richmond Sept. %, 1854. Att
Something Good for Every Body:
1D0D SUPERIOR Sp--r Cured Hams, ny curing
wv The above Hans warrarteA and the public is
most respectfully invited cal and examine the For
by G. W BARNES,
june. 1855, s5tf
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Agents Wanted

IN every county in this and the adjoining States
| sell e N Saxton q Cos gricu,turaI books. Our
terms are liberal and agents are making large
/. II. HARE, Indianapolis
Agent for e. VI. Saxton Co.,
4up 80 lS55-ss l52 Fulton =. New York
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White Fish.
FRUIT CAN DEPOT!

VUHHE subscriber has arrGPte3 article Of White Fish
whole and half barrels also Aackerel for sale cheap
June q. W. BARNES.
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TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1866.

H.E undersigned expects in the several town
ships county receive the taxes for 1852 on the
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FINE GOODS

the sign of the Golden Eagle. No 35 Main street
| am IN receipt of an entire new stock.
c. A DICKINSON.
April Is, 1855 I7-tf
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QUEEN CITY SCALE WORKS.
WILLIAM HUDDART

- No. Columbia street, betw cen
+" Main md Walnut, Cincinnati.
am now manufacturing Railroad pe-
pot Hay. Stock or Coal Floor and
IT Platform Scales of all sizes: also
Druggist and Bank Scales Brass and
Iron Beams, Counter Scales. SC,
which warrant Of superior Sorkm ship and N
rails would call particular attention 10 my Iron
Lever Hsv and Stock Scales All communications
promptly attended TO
August l6. 1855, S9-u
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TO THE PUBLIC.


A Pleasant Dwelling House.
-, The undersign would like to sell the house
G:sN he now occupies on Front street exchange it
-- Tor property in the north part of town. His
ly object IL to secure property his business
For further particulars, call upon
J. W. FULGHUM.
richmond, June Il, 1855. Pitt
Shaker BrOOmS.
an boz these Justly celebrated Brooms direct from
Union Village. for sale BY q. w BARNES.
june ., le55
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It's " orth Knowing
Tobacco and Cigar

THE best in the city 'always be foand zaj ns
= tsse.as Ma 81 Main street Call and try.
March 9. 1855. GEO W BARNES
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Just Received,

TN addition nay Of Coach Trimmings.
II large Stoke Euanaeied Cloth
April 10 THOMAS BENTON.
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ININE assortment Of Cameo Pins and Drops at
Il c. A. DICkINSON'S.
April IS. 1855 lift
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

TERRIBLE OCcURRExcE.-This morning
our citizens were thrown into excitement on
the intelligence that four of our citizens
Sylyanus Rich, VIM. Campbell, Seymour
Douglass and Henry James had been poi
soned at Juneau last night. The par;icu-
lars, as faras ne can learn, are these:-Thev
went over to Juneau to dancing party at
the juneau House, taking with them some
bottles of champagne; arriving they depos-
tied them in wood box up stairs, and pro-
ceeded TO the amusements. 1t appears that
the house has been undergoing course of
cleaning, and that bottle of bed bug poi
son had teen placed for security by the SER
rvants in this box previously.
Towards morning the boys feeling thirs-
ty, determined to dispatch the champagne.
proceeded in the dark to the box, took out
a bottle, poured its contents into glasses and
drank; some ofthem swallowed the draughts
others only portion.-Instantly-but too
late-fnding out the mistake. the one who
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

SELECT READINGs.-Mrs.M AcREApY, as.
sisted by Mons Marechal, gave two of heI
popular Dramatic and Musical Entertain
ments in this city, on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings. She had very respectable
audiences, and all seemed to be highly graf
flied. Her reading ofsome Of the most pop
ular passages of English composition was
certainly admirable, and some of the tragic
portions were rendered in the most thrilling
manner. Tragedy seems to be her forte,
though in the lighter compositions she is
perfectly at home. Mrs. Macready has met
with enthusiastic applause in all the East
crn cities, and we think deservedly. Mons.
Marechal is capital performer on the Pr
ano and an excellent singer.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

ES- Rain is very much needed in ills
part of she world, and while we write the
prospect is favorable that the wants Of the
thirsty earth will be supplied. But all
signs, it is said, fail in dry time, and they
may on this occasion.
As we go to press, we are glad to be able
to add that the promise has not disappoint
ed the hope. We trust other suffering Sec
tons have been as beautifully visited.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

You've AMERIcA.-Phelps 81 Chappe!I
have fitted up the brick building on Wis
consin street, few doors west of the Run
ais House, formerly occupied as store by
VIM. P Wattles, as saloon, with the
above name We are told it is fitted up in
very handsome style, and we have no doubt
the wants of the hungry public will be min
lstered to in correspondingly handsome
manner.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

Eg- Mr. Alfred Burroughs informs Us
that the railroad company has contracted
tor some $4,000 feet o. pl' NJ, TO lie used in
fixing up West-Main street along the track
The plank are expected Immediately, and
the work will be commenced at once. We
are not informed exactly to what exten
the street will be covered with plank, but
presume it will be made both useful and or,
namental.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

poured out the poisonous fluid flung the bot
tie through the window. 80. s
Messengers were sent for medical assist
ance, and DIR. Winter from this place was
soon the spot; everything was done that
could possibly alleviate their dreadful suf-
ferings. and atthe last intelligence hopes are
entertained that two of them will recover,
but the other two are in very critical con-
dition.-l Horizon Argus, 25th inst.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

Our HARBoR.-The Government bred &c
we are glad to perceive, is at length at work
in our harbor, and we are told is doing 4
good work in the way OF clearing the chan
mel Of distractions. Some Sl7OO of 60
vernment funds, we understand, are yet I'M
expended, and the prospect is favorable
that a good use will be made of it.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

SIDE WALKg.-The City Council has or
dered new side walk on the west side Of
West Main street, from Market street TO
Grand street. One has also been ordered
Parallel with it, on the east side of the same
street. These walks are on each side of the
rail road, and viii be peculiarly public
thorouShtare and public convenience, and
we suggest therefore whether the expense
ought not to be made little more general
than to conhnc it to property on the street.
There will be men on the street, one of whom
at least, will be taxed hundred dollars or
more for this Improvement, who viii scarce
" ever have occasion to set his foot upon
the side walk, and whose property will not
be benefited five dollars by it. We don't
know what particular sin the inhabitants OF
West Main street have been guilty of, but
they seem to be the special object of either
the good or bad humor of the city fathers
First, railroad company is coaxed to &C.
cupy the street, and after every man S
homestead is comparatively ruinOl, they
are called upon to build great plank
causewayto accommodate the hosts of peo-
pie who are attracted TO the street bv the
nuisance in question. We humbly submit
there is not shadow of justice in it. for if
the walks are necessary at all, it is because
of the railroad which the people on the
street do not want, and to accommodate
other people than themselves.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

E Three commodious passenger cars
are run twice day each way over the Nil
waukee and Chicago Road, and when we
have seen them, they were we'll filled. II
seems to us inevitable that the road mus
soon do as good business as any road in
the country.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

EEThe enterprising Fishermen who sail
from this port keep our market we'll suppli-
ed with the excellent trout and white fish,
with which the lake abounds. We noticed
on Monday amongtheir supply, trout weigh
ing thirty pounds or nore each.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
VALUABLE HOMESTEAD
For Sale.

A&MrA TuE sunsca,sER offers for sale hi,
"a 80 valuable property in the North
ka3L Ward OF the City Of Kenosha
Ii consists OF a dwelling house, OF good size, com.
paratyely new, and we'll aud conveniently built
with an excellent cellar under it, &C., &c.
The GROUNDS comprise about an acre and half
well stocked with choice grated fruit of all varie-
lies, in bearing; with shrubbery. orname ntal trees
&c. &c. The soil is of the best quality.
The place is convenent to the Lake Shore Rail
Road. and about the right distance from the depot
Ii is be autfully situat ed--commands fine view oil
the greater part Of the cty--and altogether is as
desirable location as is offered for sale in the city
For further particulars enquire at the office OF
he Tribune aud Telegraph. or of the Subscriber.
JAMES BAILEY.
K, uosha, Wis, May Is. 1855 Tn45m
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Es- The Milwaukee Sentinel says, it is
intended to complete without delay the north
enc OF the lake shore road, from its presenl
terminus up into the city.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31
Imnortant to Advertisers.

The circulation of this paper is now larger '"'n
that of airy other paper in southeastern "'sco"-
sim. ont of Milwaukee. Merchants and others VINO
wish TO keep their business before the public can
find no better medium for that purpose, than the
TRIBUNE & TELEGRAPH.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-31

Ggr The schooner Wings Of the Morning
loaded with about IS, 900 bushels of wheat,
at Dulkee & Truesdcll's pier, on Sunday
last.
The brig Chanplain took on about II, 600
bushels at Hale 81 Ayers pier the same
Gay.
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dueed kates.
Notwithstanding the combustion
fI=s1 = ,f Music dealers to keep up the
y u gprices of non copyright muse, ar anst
he interests Of native composers, and their re(u-
sal to extend TO Mr.. Waters the courtesies of the
trade. he is makng immense sales-having a
bundlnt evidence, that he has public countenance
aud support, in his opposition to the Great Msnop-
oily, and in his eff o aid Native Taien,, aud TO
adopt the National Currency. His stock oil A
mercaD and European music is immense. and
The catalogue of Of his publications is one oil
the largest and best selected in the United States
lie has also made great Reduction in, prices OF
Pianos. Feode Jns and Musical Instruments OF
all kinds. Superior toned 81 octave pianos for
Sl75, $500 and 1925, interior of as good quality
and instruments as strong and as durable as those
which cost $500. Pianos of every variety If style
aud price up to 3 900, comprising tho,e OF ten
different manufacturers among them the ceebrat
ed modern improved Horace Waters Pianos and
the first premium EoIian Pianos Of T. Gilbert g.
Co.'S MAKE, Owners of the Eo!ian pstent). See
ond hand Pianos at great bargains. Prices from
$40 to 8 so Meodeous from five different man.
ufaclories, including The well known S. D. & w.
Smith S melodeons, Uuned The equal tempera.
ment,) the hest made in The United States Price
SIS. $50, S75, 500, lis, 1925, Sl35 s. $50
Piano aud Melodeon guaranteed The best terms
to the trade, schools, &c l25 per cent discount,
20 clergymen and churches. All orders promptly.
attended to- Music sent to all parts Of the couu>
try, post paid, at the reduced rates. Genei al nd
select Catalogues and schedule OF prices of Planes
forwarded to any address free of charge.