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Written for the Eiisvsnh Amer,esnl
TRIAL AND TRIUMPH,
EVIL GENIUS OF TuR CLUB.
A Tale Of Few York City and Vicinity
WILLS PAR0R.
CHAPTER VII.
BY WILLIE &. PABOR.

SuaI En- VII.
In a small. but elegen,iy furnished
room sat Melanc,hon Day. the Evil
Genus" Of our little story. As he sits
we are reminded OF SATAN as he chang.
ell his true shape into that Of an inferior
angle when he sccosted URiEL aud, pre-.
tending an earnest, jealous desire to be.
hold the newly created Eauh and the In.
hab,tan, whom COP had placed therein
thus gained the knowledge Of its situa.
ton aud the course he must pursue, in
order to reach ii.
Again. even as SATAN by his dsmoni.
acal gestures upo" Mount Nipha.es re.
vealed his true character. so Melancthon
Day IN the 6endish pIo, he had laid re.
veaIed the i"dwell'"g spirit Of evil tina.
held possession Of his heart. II his heart
had ever been "swep, and ganished" and
the demon dwelling in i, expelled. i, had
returned with twice seven spirits aud
taken full possession. But to return.
II was the morning oi the murder
He held III his hand the morning paper
and, even As is internal arche,ype gessicu.
lated in view OF the downfall and expul.
sion Of man from the garden Of Eden so
he. with fiendish smile playing about
his mouth and cleaning, fame like from
his eyes. mu,,ered as he read. g.
"CapMsl-capi,al! It could not have
been better. II all my plans succeed Is
we'll As this one. if.he forged will can
now Be placed where it should be found
and if the papers my tools have undoub-
tedly secured confirm my suspicious
will have succeeded beyond my an,ieipa.
,ions. Thea. with the immense wealth
will "iull i" possession Of" filling my a..
most empty Golfers. can live like =
Lord. The plant word will smooth over
my faults with the gloss Of in6rmisies
and the aureous shine Of my gold be my
passport everywhere"
Scarcely had he ceased thinking
aloud" ere knock at the doc, anaounc.
ed some visitor. Opening it our old
friends Jack and Hank made their ap-
pearance. Grumy sslusing Day as they
entered. Jack who continued to act IS
Spokesman said.
LESS We have to say the better now.
Plank down the money and we'll the pa.
pers and then Be Of. where we're wantia
more then in here" and he cast . con.
tempsuous glance around the richly
furnished apartment.
Seeming not to notice il. the one ad.
dressed, queried.
$50 all is Overt"
We've never blundered ye,-has we,
Hank 7"
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NOTICE OF FORECIOSURE.

Notice 10 hereby given. tha, whereas Rich.
ard Leland of Eden in the County Of Hancock (
BY his deed dated the accond day Of October
eighteen hundred aad forty eight. conveyed
in fee and in Mortgage to me 4 certain lot Of
Land. situated in aid Eden. and bounded on
the North by the County Koad, on the East
BY Thomas Leland and William Leland. on
III South by Pembroke Leland and on the
West by Jacob ), Thomas, containing fifty i've
acres more osle.s which said Mortgage is recorded
in the Hancock County Registry Of Deeds. Book
70. page $50. Also one other Lot bounded -
follows
Beginning II Maple Tree the Southwest cor.
nef Of Ebeneser Pesrh's home lot. and follow
ing smith Hopkins line south westerly to said
Hopkins southern corner. Then At right an
sles eastesly hfty rods to . maple tree. thence
north twenty eight degrees east to the brook.
thence following the brook nogthwa ardly until
II strikes the line Of No 80. thence direct TO
the 6rst mentioned bounds, containing 6fty
acres more OF less-which aaid Mortgage il
recorded in the Hancock County Registry Of
Deeds Book No 81 page 29,-
To which reference may Be had for . more
particular description Of the above named pre-
mises and whereas the conditions Of said
Mortgage has been broken. and still continues
unpesfosmed. Nov therefore. the under
signed. by Scason thereof claim the foreclosure
of the same. according TO the provisions Of the
l2sth chapter u the Revised Statutes Of the
state Of Maine.
Eden August 9th. 1855.
u DAVID LELAND.
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TO the Afflicted.

Ok Z sOULE's ORIENTAL sovEkgiG Y
RAIN PILLS - largely scd and highly prifsd af tn
- Ten years ia n r., " j. and dCt ar. bvia. in,rp
Sv<sd ia Ne and the large sale they With year
,,aess their ,nrirsc worth s ths Of
Hesasehe fculrus Humots Drupsy Aad host Other
k,sssses fo Great nubst Of csrtih.
-s,s from those vho have tested thar healing puai
r,ssi oaesed bat ca'y ask you try thsn they
r,cssn,nssi themselves.
Yos sale BY C. q. PECK. Ei!ssouh end = H. PAR
KkK Duekspnn-
DR. PHYSICS CANPHoR OINTMENT 80. The cur.
II rscAsebe Cuts Bssns Asus In the ,.es .ad Bt...
Bruisss CNsppsd Hsnds snd Lips safe Thrat. Ear
sshs tnaAmed Eyes. Piles, Coins, ChiihAins Rheuna
usa Ae The sssss article has bean thoroughly ,ssed
,aA 10 fssf 10 sssfaa, IL In svssy inssAnes
y, Ssis y, c. u PECK EI!ssouh; asA y, H. PAR
EEx Bsetspsft
Has your horse go, the heaves or a
CsasAi Call ., u. Peck, and ,et sams al n, Tune
Hss,s ssj coad'toa fo~Iers~ they -ii eate hlu, $50
Try
h. rsns Esss,sn tisisn,sn, ss sse hy c PECK
Ebsss',h s!m1s
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LIVES OF THE PoPEs.-Rev. ]. c. Pit.
rat. well known 10 the public. has nearly
ready for the publication work entitled
"The Political Lives Of the Popes." !.
will be book Of much interest and value
Mr. Pi,Tat hes lsbored upon the work for
a long time. II will contain much in.
formation mostly new to The masses oi
the American people. A volume o: this
kind has long been needed. !, will be q
strong aid 10 the American cause. We
doubt not 1t will be welcomed.
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TaE yellow Fkvss.-Th~ rsvsges
ot this disease in Norfolk, PUrtsmo0ih,
and Gospo,t are. we regret TO say, un.
abaied. The disease, however, more
frequently yields to medicine than al FIRST.
aud h"pes are entertained tina, the worst
Is over.
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Mill For SALE.

The suhscribcr o6rrs for sale upon rea.ona-
hle terms, the SAW MILL at the cutie, oi
Rocky Pond. together with HOUSE. BARN
and FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
Said land Is sitnatcd in the towns Of Ellsworth
and OrlAnd.
JNCOE DODGE.
Surry. July 3Oth. 1855. 2otf.
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CAUTION !.

lvvHEkEAS ny s,ts. Betssy Ana Williams sHhnu
w sahoat gast idsats essss, has len h~d an,
Afa ssi nsslsets ssd refs.es and i've vii
me- The 10 that fsss esvia and rb,d ell pessou
ftssa ksssssns trss,ine hef my sceooaL shsl
psy u debts Of her cont ttsttias shst thisd dat.
SIMEON WILLIAMS. Jf
Psniss,.a Ne. n Hsne~st Coau,y
lsly IAh tsss jsB
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lhave this day BY agreement with my sof
james Alley emancipsted him and fully re-
iseaed him in all respects from my control
Ellsworth Aug. 18th. 1855.
Sw 81 SAMUEL ALLEY,
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than can b had elsewhere.
MAIN STREET. ELlSwORTH.
SELLING OFF AT COST!
The undersisnsd ring about To make some change In
heir business ODER their stock AT COST, 6a thirty
days from this date
OFor description Of their stock see
adyertlseme ut in another column.
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sither note account requested 10 make immediate
pa msnt Es BY doing they viii save ss some Souo
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We've never blundered ye,-has We,
Hank e.
, 1855-09-21

PRoPHEcIEs OF NAroLEoN.-Abbott, ia
his highly entertaining work, relates that
Napoleon while at st. Helena used the fol.
lowing very remarkable language in 4 cou,
versation with O'Meara. 1t is almost su.
perAuous to add that this work was pub
lished long before the commencement Of the
present war in Europe: "f I-
q ain the course of few years, Russia
will have Constantinople the greatest pari
Of Turkey. and all Greece. This hold to
be as certain as ifit had already taken place
Almost all the cajoling aud flattering which
Alexander practised toward me was to gain
my consent to effect this object. wonld
not consent, foresceing that the equilibrium
Of Europe would be destroyed. In the nat
ural course Of things, in few years Turkey
must fall to Russia The greatest part Of
her population arc Greeks, who, you may
say, are Russians The powers it would
injure, and who could oppose it, are Eng
land, France, Prussia aud Austria, Now
as to Austria, 1t will be very easy for Pru
ssia to engage her assistance by giving her
Servia and other provinces bordering Oh
the Austrian dominion reaching near tc
Constantinople. The only hypothesis thai
France and England will ever be allisd
with sincerity will be in order to prevent
this. But even this alliance would mol
avail. France, England and Prussia nui
ted cannot prevent it. Russia and Austria
can, at any time, effect it. Once mistress
Of ConStantnople, Russia gets all the com
merce Of the Mediterranean, becomes great
naval power, and God knows what may
happen. She quarrels with you, marches
off to India seventy thousand good soldiers
(which to Russia is nothing and hun
dred canailley Cossacks and, others, and
England loses India. Above all other po
wers, Russia is most to be feared, especially
by England. Her soldiers are brayer thai
the AuStrians, and she has the means o
raising as many as she pleases. In brave
ry, the French and English soldiers are thl
only ones to be compared to them. AL
this l foresaw. see further into futurity
than others, and wanted TO establish {
barrier against those barbarians by rees
tablishing the Kingdom Of Poland, and put
ting Poniatowski at the head of it as King
But your imbeciles of ministers English
would not consent. A hundred years hence
l shall be applauded, and Europe, espe
cially England, win lament that did no
succeed. When they see the finest coun
tries in Europe overcome, and prey Il
these northern barbarians, they will say
Napoleon was right" n I
, 1855-09-21

ny We learn that the cable for the
submarine telegraph to connect the Island
Of Newfoundland with this continent, was
shipped from London on the 2sth ult., and
may be expected soon to arrive at its des-
tination. Mr.. Canning, the engineer who
will superintend the laying Of the Msditer-
anean cable, was to sail for America on
the 9Th inst, TO oversee the execution o.
the new enterprise, Mr.. Cyrus Field. by
whom the Transatlantic arrangements Of
the Company were mnde, is also about to
depart from this City for the Gulf of ST.
Lawrence, TO DO present when the cable is
laid down there, The line across New
foundland to st. Johns is in a state Of
great forwhrdness, some $50 men being
employed in pushing it TO completion with
all possible rapidity. We confidently an
ticipatet that within the next six weeks
this Important portion Of the telegraphlc
line between Europe and America will be
completed and in working ordef.-NeSs
York Tribune. nl sll dTg sao roiaiis
, 1855-09-21
Notice.


A IitEAllE25 coneiuded win the Nex l'erce tribe
"A Oh ndians ana win me eonIederatcd tribes oi The
mara y ahas, ayuses Ana umannas IN ue Malia
Wala valley at the council ground, there was ceded 70
The United S.ltes, Tract OF country having the fol-
lowing Doundares, va
BY the Nez Perees-Commencing nt the source OF
the Wo-nSneeheor Or eopthern tributary 0f the I'aouse
river thence down that river 20 tne main Ihlousc
, ~ ~ w. 70 ,he n"ke .ver M % AZ
49,, ~ a. = @ ~ ~ a. nj , ~ p 'i
.,s,,,Io ~ H. s ,ts p
- ~, ~ ec ~ a ~ s snous
aISa po.d ~ III ~aS .h a,', ~ ~ wI nesNesn & ~
or thence SIong tbe divide between the water If
tha WolIIo~lboSsS and pordcr river thcr,s 20 tha
~ - -. i :, ~ ,L - ~ ~ ~ " Wv
sn Y. 2 so' - ~ 'I ~, MI, y, & %
ta ~ ~ AZ ssssa, s,,e 2 I,,oo i. w , i',ee
I onn WI, ~ W w ~ '..,, ~ ny p;,,ar M,
uue holsi ~ 'he UNI ~ Z, ~ ' p.,a ~
.nenee MOng sne osess ~ 'ne D''Nf i'oo' mountains
W 'He p'aee y. DesHn""'s. go
by the Walla Wallss, Cayuses and umatillas tract
Commencing at the mouth Of Tukanon river in
Washington territory running thrncc up SAID river 70
M ts source; thence e,Steriy along the snIn,t q ue
nv Diue ~ liu ~ w " sgue'n Wa ~ i ~
.ne iale o vac Ne1 leIve ino1; ~ euI ~
.ery alohg tnat % W te westeI iiinIs ~ te
country eailheu " Ihe nnoshpnes OF Snahe inlusi
.nei'eS ni sou,e,y uoHS 'hs ~ pVuy Hos 'J o wa
, W.. rSeIl ~ Ine ~ vn, .,
shehce i,, y1Ine heaa ~ o.eeH, nuenee
s goWn " gyh ~ ss e m ~ io oI "
,ne chlhei o. Noaioa rl.eI ~ .ne l1HeI enu "
~ o,t @S o tSe ryer osj oh
nosh-lnke: thence b La Lac; thence TO thc Whit
Ranks ON the Columbia below Priests apids: thence
down the Columbia river 70 the junction Of the Co
lnbia and Snake rvers thence IN the Snake river 70
the placc OF beginning
I,v,,1oa hov,svor That an roucb ~ ,hs eo,r,,, A.
.r,i.od eSa az contoined In the siIo,vin,,
.I n, ~, .sTt a. fndsn
suan " y, ''. aPa.' % i"ua" 'es'i '".'O'''
For the Nez Perez tribe, Vz'.-Commencing where
the MQhhanashe or southern tributary Ot the Palouse
river lows nom the spurs o. the Hitter Root monn'
ainsi thence down d tributary 70 the mouth OF the
It1ahpanup creek; thence sotheily N the crossing
Of he Snake river Ten miles below the mouth OF the
Alpoyan rxer thence 20 the source OF the Alpowain
river IN The Blue mountalns thence 70 the crossing o.
,he Grande konde river midway between the Grandc
along lie divide Sstwsse The waters Of tnc woIoS
how river a9d powdes rEeri thence to the crossing q
snake river niteen miles below the mouth OF Powder
river thence to the salmon river above the cEOs'ng
, 1855-09-21

JEROME BoxAPARrE.-A private letter
dated Paris, June 26, contains the follow.
ing: "Tell NJ. that his friend Jerome
Bonaparte has greatly distinguished him
SELF and has done great honor to his West
Point training. He is the aid Of one Of
the generals, and is the medium Of commu-
nication between the French and English,
as he speaks the two languages equally
well. He is always in the midst Of the
battle, and has had two horses shot under
him, but as yet has escaped q wound, The
French soldiers call him the brave Ameri-
can Donaparte.'
, 1855-09-21
POETRY.


SaNe's poem before the alumni Of the New York fn
s,vv ms r,,s ,.,.,..s
Lbn {; Save r,,,, ,,,toI a ,,,,,,, ,,,, ..rlo p,,.
As usual il was replctc witt most cxr,llcnt hits M
was received with enthusiasm and applause.
,,;n,. ng Nv Ps : .'e inscription NC gives " "'
S,.n,,, a. ,,,, .,,,,,,, ,.,, g., ,,,i,,
W. -, ,,, ,,,. -
r,o o,.L ,,a a,a,,,. ,,.I.,, ,,.,
s'','.'
M ,'i,1s,a, ~, ,,'. -, '.,.,,'I
IN. cl,-hI,,', 80. =, n,-... o,;,'.I,;'. -.
Tho uhisn.ri,,, Iir,,, or ,,,-iaI e,.i,,, to,,,o,
f;stbereJ orornd In co,r,I,.,s moths, s,.a,,..
The, sca,,e,ed f,r as an ,l,s ..,,,,aI n.,nd
Tho ,,o,,aI rur,rro. ,s ,I,,. i,,,,,or,o, mind
Ihe poct thus spoke OF
LIBRARIES;
love vast libraries yet there is doubt
II one be better with them or without,
Ohle-s he use them wisely, and indeed
hn"ws the high art OF what and how tp rcad.
Al learnings fountain il Is sweet u drink,
but us a nober privilege To think.
Ana OFT, from books apart, the thinking mind
May MAKE thc hector which II cannot lind'
,Tis wiz. IN Iea,,, nj. CoIIto ., .rn,,,.
And thus he speaks OF
B"oK'NAEING IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY;
Where he our authors now! The nolle land
Dwindles apace from oil the furnished Land
scarce round dozen at the best rcmaln'
or all that once among the author train
Wrote books like scholars ; nor esteemed it hard.
, 1855-09-21

Omo.-Thc election in Portsmouth
Ohio, on the 18th, for Justice of the peace
resulted in 2S4 votes for Mccoy, democrat
2l9 for Jones, k. II. Tue k. II, majority il
April was 25O!I ~ .. r..
The wings Of Southern Ohio propose to
nominate j. Scott Harrison as a third can
didate for governor. Mr., IL. is a son O
the late President Harrison, and is a mem
Der Of congress from Hamilton county,
Ills name was proposed to the mass meet
ing in CINCINNATI on Thursday evening,
and was received with Tremendous ap-
plause. .... ....... .....
The following is from the Nc,oark Times,
formerly an old whig papers
1--WE were yesterday at the state conven-
tion at Columbus, and returned after mid
night, sick unto death with the doings, in
part, Of that woolly-headed concern. Chase
was nominated on the first ballot for gov
crnor, by large vote. Thus seemingly
are VIC tied, like an old battered tin pan,
to tlN tails Of the ono idea-darkey party OF
Ohio, and oil yc Gods S. p. Chase OUR
icdder!N Well. let those that nominated
him elect him, if they can--we know it will
be done, if ever it is done, (Which evil way
God in his providence avert y without our
aid in any way or shape. .ij olI q
L. w. Ford'was nominated for lieuten-
ant governor, and Brinkerhoff for supreme
judgc-and to the aStonishment Of hund-
reds Of their friends who did not for mo
ment forget the 18th Of August, they ac-
cepted I! An ounce Of civct, good apoth.
ocary.P @ a.4ra- 1I
, 1855-09-21

ArroINTNENTs.-AmoDg the recent ap
pointments to the army from civil life are
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. surgeon, James
r. Ghlslin, Of Maryland; military storekeep
or, William r. Andrews, of New York;
captains, john Dunnovant, of South Caro-
lima, and Edward w. b. Newly, Of Illinois.
First Observation-Disclosures Loring, Of
Virginia; Edwin r. Merrifeld of Mich.
igan; Robert II. Davis of Mississippi .0g3s-
Second Observation-Disclosures IL, Web
Der, A. S. COleridgc, Henry A. Sargent,
and Edmund Freeman, of Massachusetts
Dnhbar r. Ransoin Of Vermont; Jas. A.
Morrow, OF Connect cut lahnl io1albasia
Among tho promotions arc Benjamin L.
Beale aud Thompson Morris to be lieuten-
ant ,colonels, The following named cap
tains are promoted to majors Charles A.
May, Francis Taylor, Samuel P. Hcnrizle.
man, Theophilus II. Holmes, George II.
Thomas. Robert s. Garrett and john
Sedgwick ore officers promoted and ap-
pointed to join their proper companies and
stations without delay. % ..t-...tt-a -.
, 1855-09-21

publicans left-after Sam " shall have
mustered his legions and .SamJO his motley
kiRkyheaded ereic-to save the Constitution
and the country beth. These are our hon.
est convictions, and We have little fear of
being disappointed in the result. p H.f..
, 1855-09-21
ssy- The Ohio State JoufnnI, fusion,

DO S7s- The Ohio State journal, fusion,
some time ugo, said of Salmon r. Chase,
that She would turn osumersets with
abolition in one hand, democracy in the
other, and an Unmatched chameleon, egg in
his mouth, until tile fight Was over. and
then adapt his principles to schScrsr' 'OiH
pay Lesty'oa iao.C the Journal Is snPport
iqy Chase sOgJ JGOTernorrid,ou word -9mw
Bot b55g@ 0oD .r3la cg -jdrii
, 1855-09-21

rS- The Washington correspondent Of
the COHrier and Euqsirer states, that the
President and secretary Of thpinterior have
decided against tile validity Of Gov. Reed
der's proposed purchase Of Kansas lands,
and the contracts have accordingly been
cancelled. 5sll l4a5. 5U la,r ~, 5aI
, 1855-09-21

bGsr There nre qnarter Of a million peo-
ple in England al, work in the different
mines, to whom the fresh air and the light
Of the sun are scarcely known. Merry
Englandl A slave cannot breathe In Eng.
land. The moment his foot touches the
soil of Britain his shackles fall from him,
and he is free. on isb o-s, ,-y g-,I,
, 1855-09-21

sAM-The Louisville Times says, 0"euF
interior exchanges are crowded with the
names Of withdrawals from the know moth,
ing lodges. The current against know
nothingism is carrying leEeEytAipg before
it, We haye never before Witnessed such
q reyulsion in popular sentiment, SAM
is the deadest coon that ever died. ~, -,
T1r"t ttIDf0N 20 ,yilJ 9bacs9J iB i3lfiaiu
.inlJsgi
, 1855-09-21
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Subscriptions for the PIONEER tND DEMOcRAr:
ID. T. FISHER Merchants Exchange Building, Sac
famento st., San Francisco.
]. D. Bliss, Vancouver;
?. A. CHES0WErH, Cascade;
DR. PAGErr, COwlitz Landing;
L. D. DURdIs, Grand Mound
JoHN r. JAcKsoS, Jacksons Prairie
W. T. SAYwARD, Port Ludlow.
Csc. NAGGs, ShOalwater Bay
Mr.. WV. ATKINSON. Victoria. Vancouvers Island.
A. BESrON Moss, Steilaeoom
RoBEkr THOMPSON, Portland, Oregon.
L. HASTINGS. Port Townsend.
, 1855-09-21

Well said, /, How can o Mason call pn;
other by the endearing name Of Brothet,'
and at the same time take d Knew Moth
ing oath to prescribe thai brotherf yna u
, 1855-09-21

@ HOssfPp'l WILL S1YisSi wAIis 4 viLfEr aa ls o.H
% .fdSt.9 % ioa = .June 18th, lS55, ..
June 20, '55. 42-6m
q = Washington aud Oregon papers please copy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-30
Take Notice.
- New Music Store.
Sign Of the GrCrinn TriEonHu', no. 400
tInfn Strcci.

y.Rr J, PICKIESOS would respectfully an
TEIE35 u lHoume TO the citizens o: Wheeling aud VI
IN fcIniiy that lie has Just opened a new and
ueessni establishment for tie sale Of VlOllns,
liutaIs, vOllLcellOs, PlagOIeS, Flutes Flies AceoIde
Ons, najOs, aud Tanboines. liraSs Instruments lilo
Instruction books for all kinds Of Instruments and fOr
singing.
Music for tue Piano, Guitar, Pluto and Violin Also the
newest Song, httA etc and tho very best R0nananl
Italian Violin AMI Guitar ShInss.
ClaTonett Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and GultlI
ScT6wS, Violin Finger and Tall BOaTdS.
liuws for ViOlimello and Violin.
i, KleneT8 Furniture Polish for TeROSating vaTnishea
Furrule, such Pianos, Cabinets, Steam B0ats VI any
descriptions OF Furniture.
Also FOR sale by The Agent for Kleber, Ptsburg PanoS
Or Le first and beat manufacture In the United Sldlei, such
hS Nunns and Calk's grand end square Pianos, H. Dpn
,nls Iillett and Aliens celebrated Bualon Ptno9 Gc
Agent for The make Of GlThtTdt aud NeelhSl's Patent
Alel0deons.
AteordtOns, and .llklna talnstrlmspsr
81 iiielowtNpdtes. IT,