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INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
l.. q. BURKAM q co., BANK EHS,
10 ygcrrThird 81, selves, building,

CORRECTED WEEKLY EY
II q. HURKAN q co., BANK EES,
10 yvesrThird 81, Selves, building,
between Main and Walnut.
GIN NINA tt. Oh | O.
Who win receive mem at the following rates In
payment fos exehangs and i;om Correspondents
New York and vireinia state stock, Evansville,
ONE HALF PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Savings Bank, conncryille.
Traders Bank indianapolis,
Central Bank. indianapolis.
Bank OF the Cfphol, Indianapolis.
Faye,;e couaiy Bank, connefsville,
Indiana Bank. Madison,
Kentucky stock Bank. Columbus.
Merchants and Mechanics New Albany,
Cambridge G lty BaRk,
Cramercy Rank. Lafayette,
Bank Indiana. 81 ichigaD City
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
Hank Of Salem,
Farmers Bank, westdcld,
Indiana stock Bank Laporte,
Prairie City Bank, Terri iiausc,
Southern Bank. Terre Haute.
ONE PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Bank OF Syracuse, Syracuse.
Bank OF Elkharf, Elkhart-
Bank OF Rockville. Rockville,
Bank ofGoshen, Goshen,
Bank Of Mount Vernon.
Sslam Bank.
Bank Of Monticello,
nrookyille Bank,
foos Ter Bank,
Lagrange Bank,
Huntington County Bank.
ID, F.Jcnes' Checks,
Great Western Bank.
Tippecanoe Bank,
Wayne Banks,
Upper Wabash Bank.
Kalamazoo Bank,
North Western, Bloomfield.
Shawnee Bank,
Steuben County.
Bank OF Fort Wayne,
Bank OF South Bend,
Delaware County Bank,
Indian Reserve Hank.
ran other Indiana Notes are from 10 e5 per
cent discount, and should at once be withdrawn
from circulation by sending them 20 the Burk-
ans, who will return, BY mail, the highest cash
value for them.-lEp.
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SEALSl...AND PRESSEN!!l
IOWA LANDS.

TIif underslgned having been solicited by q
l. number Of persons 10 no 10 Iowa aud enter
lands for thom. takes this mothod OF Informing all
who may Wish 70 employ az agent 10 locate land
W. rrants or enter land Tor cash, that be expects
18th OF May next. and that no will attend promptly
10 all business OF that nataro conndod 20 him.
Having been engagcd In agricultural pursuits
all his life, aud possessing considerable 'knowi:
edge In regard 10 tha glowing Slate OF Iowa. and
having no personal Interest In the location OF
lands not expecting 10 locate any for himself, IN,
ducos him 10 believe thathe will share the patron
age OF thoee wishing 10 employ an agont Tor that
purpose. lie can be consulted al Brookyilo, or
NJ his residence miles cast Of that place, or by
letters addressed 10 him az Bfookvllle, Ind.
matohef JOHN WYNN.
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04

EgsnigloiriIz, will you have some
Of the buttor?'
"Thank you. marm; ! belong to tho
temperance society. and can't take
anything strong"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
ONLY ONE NAN RESCUED.

In an open DOaE-
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ONLY ONE NAN RESCUED,
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A Frightful Narrative OF Suffering.
o,h.r Losses ana mIsadveusure e.
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Our citizens were startled yester-
Gay WIN news r 81 ano,ner terrible a's-
aster - sea- ne sau 'ate o! the fa'
e'ne'Zalmos, certain nov; the news
success,ve'y Drought oy the Arago'
the Atlantic the Battle, the Persia,
tie Air.ca, the Edinburgh. and BY
numerous sa'i'ng vessels which have
arrived at this port, impressed upon
the community the fact that there new
er has been more 'ce' and consequent
Iy, more danger encountered IN the
navigation OF the Atlantic ocean, than
IN .ne las. tWo or 'nfee mon'nss Inc
bad weather which we have exper'en-
ceo on shore added 70 our Anxiety LOT
the tempeSt.tosSed voyagers at sea-
Ships have been out forty. 6fty, sixty,
even one hundred days. and raany'
many hearts are throbbing with the
keenest anxiety It the moment that
the reader Is perusing this paragraph.
Tor the late OF beloved friends who
consigned themselves this last Winter
to the perils OF the ocean. = -. s.
The news which troubled the City
yesterday was very terrible IN It's char
scter. In one Of Smollett's. or Coop
er's, or Captain Msrryatt's, or Euge-
ne Sues naval romances, i would
have made q frightful episode and
held the reader bresshless: In Sues
Ssismander there Il a vivid and aw-
ioi scene Of the KIND, ana YET u does
not possess hall the noFror OF THIS re-
ahty. 49,.
The oermanIa' pacses SHIP com.
manaeq oy captain WOO. saiieo
from havre on the x9th OF January.
she encountered severe westerly gales
during tne enure passage. ..,..s.I
Some days, Of course, were worse
than others: A hurricane OF unusu
al violence, came irom the SOUTH ana
met her. She bFaved its fury Tor
twelve hours but her sails were blown
OUT OF the gaskets. Tho barometer
stood as27 80 deg when the hurricane
commencso. A''er y 'ern'na'so, 'ns
gales from 'ne west, violent tnougn
.ney we're: sesmea almost US ,eppyrs
~ COMPARISON i'"as one ~ 'ne n. ~,
r'canes that sailors come ons OF WIN
exhausted frames and q large exPen-
tii'aFe Of tobacco: --ior sesmen always
Gu " violently when there y real dan.
ger OF gong 70 the bottom; out OF
which land-Iubbers OF passengers pro-
duce themselves. with palIid faces.
unkempt hair and . resolution to be
constant IN future attendance at
church.
The westerly gales continued; and
scarcely Stacked at all all IN latitude
As 5 deg n. and longitude IS 40 deg.
n, and longitude 40 20 deg W. the
Germania fell in with icebergs. These
were large. but scattered; bat the in
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY or
5 TIE AGE, Is ~.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.


They don't help complaints, but they cuss them.
One Box has cured Dyspeps!a. tf'H q
Three Boxes have cared the worst cases Of kcrof-
uln. tft|H t4.t II-I a rs a
Two Boxes have Cured ErysipslnsI
One Box always cnrcs the Jnundico. .tt q
Three Boxes are sure 70 cleans The system from
Boiis--often less than one doesit-
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst OF
ulcerson the legs g. - tn|ltf fl ||.. N
Small doses seldom fail 10 cure fho Piles.
Que dose cures tire headache arising from foul
stomach. 81 1888 a d
Strong dosesoften repeated expel every worm
from the body. They should be- given 20 children
who are always more OF less afflicted with this
scourge. u .I.. Il. q. .
Asa gentle Physic they have no equally 81.
. One Box cures derangement Of the Liver.
Half box cures n cold. t'ttN q |+<ItH
They purify the blood, and thus strike At the
foundation OF every disease. - 'ifs
Asa Dinner PHI there Is not their equal In The
They are purely vegsia BILE. and can do no HARM
but do aecoinpllsh an unaccouutable amount Of
good. ..f i.
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oFTnE
YHIBFY-FQURlH VOLUME
OF rae
india IA MERICAN.
The twenty 'iousih folnnrf y ,re 'spsass 8 ka-
lesk VII begin, flse elss.r "a a.. 49,
This lea favorable tim. % tfite i5e. 4 INDIE
pcndrnceon politics; isunsu,l asstd ,iflsh-sy o.
Sers, both fofsgr Apd domesns, H. dssei'o..sts
we'll seieeirf insieiltox or 90. n-. l.s,.,-
u mfnfiie paper. rhor'fef V - kHon u iFilftf<
mniiiiesi by y eNe9>lse rirrpl'iisn and ~ y.
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mean. Esen those whose ris@s Il eonibats. fcad
Nregnlary, for they love lis lDdepesde thou1h
hey hate ne doctrine. A great nsny or ti,ess pay
parnnenl aud The family fcannx ars worm ths
cost OF the paper 10 addition 50 he honor OF read
Ing their own paper. Most Of them however. de-
pend on borrowing t--lhey either hang around
have read a, or annoy their neigbbors. We want
ever body toread Che American. hence we DO not
complain Of the Post Masters who violate he law,
m tbs respect nor Of those who lend the paper.
pose 70 send u 70 poor people. and mean peop e
81 half price, or for nothing as they prefer rather
than our snb 'cribers should be deprived OF the
pleasure Of F''d'9g Y Eh = NE; Y. PAY for. ~ q
When not paid during the year,. ... x3:Oo
when not paid within six months ........-..e:s0
when paid In advance 80. 400
This Is as cheap as paper this size can be fur
nished ats wlen cut on from AL public printing
not even SLOWED the pos, Office printing 10 which
IL Is entitled by law. =
All subscribers are understood as engaging TO
commune unless stipulated Otherwise. when
dIscoulinusnce Is contemplated notice should be
given beioIe The time Is out and arrearages MUST
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can Is regarded abroad, ve insert thc following
from many notices we have received BY our co.
temporaries: -. -. t. - s. r i
IJTMr. Goodwin is ready " ritter, and an able
man. The American has falleninlogood hands,
Richmond Palladium.
/. .UT7Mr. Goodwin Yields Vigorous pen. Mr.
tlafkson made good editor, but we have no
uy~-creensburx Pre<s.
LIT. A. Goodwin Is known in this section OF
country as possessing talents OF the nrst order, and
We doubt not that no win support the tigh stand
Ing OF ihe American --Lawreaeetrw P,sss.
BKooKvfLLK AnknrcAx.-This paper has been
onsitenby enlarged, and is nov (ils IL stated BY
no editor) thee largest paper In Indiana. Il Il
large enongn in all conscienco. Fuend Goodwin
Is one q NE real progrss'iyes, and We hope his
length a. his paper Is Increased In size.-Cenners-
vito Tinses. ir r-r1t Oft ItruIff . 81
cJGoodwIn, OF the BrookyilIc American has
been Improving his paper lately. IL IL new one
o. NE n ,s papers Published anywhere New
/. The BrookviiIe American comes to as greatly
enlarged and somewhat improved In appearances.
We believe tits now, the largest paper, and one
Of the best In the State. --sheibyviils banner.
1.-THE Indiana American has been greatly en-
lareed and beautined, and rs the largest a. vs.
paper published In the state OF Indiann. and Is Of
The clearest type also. --vesfern Ghrisfiaa ldpo-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04

murky. A thick fog fell upon the hea-
wing waves. When The last boat-the
one found by the GermaRia--was
nearly full. and as the mate, Mr.. At
kinson, and several others were about
stepping in. il broke adrift, with the
| thirteen persons already in it, and the
mate and his companions went down
with the wreck. A wild cry rose: the
Eve boats parted company; the shades
of night enve1oped the ocean; and
when the morning broke. after many
hours Of suffering. the boat in which
| the young seamen Nye had escaped
was alone upon the waves, with moth
| ing in view but distant icebergs. Soon
some loose floating ice was encounter
ell which greatly impeded her pro-
Igress. and in the struggle Of those
who rowed her. to get free from it, the
lcompass which was on board was bro
ken and rendered useless Clouds
Ioverspread the sky, and thick snow
storm succeeded. They knew not
which way to pull. and were seized
wh;sb ,hev ysre com 10 leave
~ s'.: -. Ia ia anir hssn
nj. - ni"s. , - hoasJ : ssw bounds -
sm.u h,scr;t nae The da;Iv rat;on an.
sS';jns,
9raaabs Of water r could , not be- permit s4u
IL :. .l-.a,.L a..
'su ~ any y'e az q SUN ,n'. ",,s VA
and e snv one s obta;usd I enough for .
a..
:, allow me so aeIonn wa WAS h%su's ds
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1nesng ss',s', "n''n noa,'y s Tss
more ngn''s' anu 1ned a n ~ :
.o"u M u""so AM nj. -" -
san; ana neither o. Tue s otne ia 51 shs
'ss..'.s. .-.s.,,-s. 49, re.rlv
sN '.us vi ssa;,;s =. ~
.0ssn ".'I vo'u IA sh;1.. ~ Thu a
Panes " nanSe Hu1 mis- Ivy
~. :. d,hsr s ~. ".ssn .snss,a, us
.ea o'ne' ~ - $500 P:s'ay
s'e D's.es my ''""'' ~'e ~ W
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LAY s''sf uay passeu py a1u oa ~
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nnu 40 n.ou'a - "sP s ~ H.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
William Frank,
UNDERTAKEN,
MILL FOR SALE.

THE undersigned, administrator Of the estate Of
i VIM. Ruboiiom, doccasod. gives notice that he
viii seliat public sale In Metanora, on Friday. the
4th day OF Ap:ii. 1886, the
RUBOTTOM FIGURING MILL,
at Metamors, on the most accommodating terms.
Said mill IL now In complete running order, hav-
ing been thoroughly repaired In the most improv-
ed style. ftsloestion commands the entire Gus
tom work and wheat trrdc at the best point on the
Canal Tho wafer-power Is comparatively se-.
cnre from the fresheis which sometimes Wish the
White Water Valley. We feel confident Ia saying,
taking ever thing into consideration, tina II Is the
most valuable FIGURING MIL on the White Water
Canal. The title conveyed by the undersigned
will DO clear and unIncumbered. Sale 10 COM
mence nj O'Clock p. N.
TIE II MS.
one-hnlf II the purchase money to be paid with
In three months from day Of sale, at which time
possession will be given. The balance In year
from day OF sale. al payments secured By note
with good security, waving valuation and APP
praisenent laws, with interest from date. The
las: payment Is to DO funded for the benefit OF the
widow, and the purchaser can have the time ex-
tended long as he may desire by paying interest
aud securing nwell. Subject 10 t1e order OF the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Franklin county.
WILSON MORROW, Admir-.
N. b. Twill receive private bids for the proper
y up TO day OF SALE bui should the Mill be sold nj
private SALE the public will be duly notified there
OF. march z 3w 400
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
LUMBER WANTED.

nHE SUBSCRIBER WANTS 100000 FEET OF.
u Inch poplar scantling. aud 100000 feet OF
inch poplar broad boards, ~ feet long for which
he VIII pay sic per thousands In cash, on delivery
ut Harrison. Ohio. X. II. PENNY.
mar o. seG-aw<
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JlR V0RE m AIT ETNls

Posters, Handblls, Pamphlets, Labels. Blanks,
DC. at less rate than they were eyerdonc In fhis
Valley, and In style that can not DO surpassed in
any country Office, and at the shortest possible no
tice. Whether we can make a living At It or not
is our concern. The public shall have the benefit
Of our advantages for doing cheap and good work.
Moreover, having been underbid. heretofore, and
having icaraed how 90 raf, from the lessons given
US by competitors. we have determined 70 do JOB
Work, both for the county and individuals, At
about half the price heretofore charged, aud we
can make money that Bring on your work Of
every description, except work for lotteries and
shows. t EfrftIlF ftE
VIZ HAVE NEW AND bxAUrupt AssoR1nrr1 or
JOB TYPE. Grabbing ne 20 oompeie. In the beau
ties OF job, wa any ssprinterss'fn the Valley
We feel sorry for the members Of the "craftffh that
can'tcompete with US, but ve can't help Il now
II may cause some sqneafing among the old "ratss
that gave Us lessons In ~ratting,' but they ought
not ~ blame rs FOR out rafting them afier the les
sons they have given. They may even call n
..unparrelIsd Msanness,' be, sun We shall
price old "rsts" will do work for, come 10 tllisof
nee and we can do u still cheaper.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
NEW CASH y
CLOTHING HOUSE.

thet taste ana character OF hnatonnrc Known
By is costume.-Sco1T.
pELIEvIHe AS WE DO IN THE TRUTH
~ OF our .'motto.'' we are endeasorifg 10 do
sign somothingto elevate us IN The estimation Of
those who believe the "apparel proclafns tho
inau.- The undersigned u aware that u Il al
nott futile 10 attcmpt 10 catch tho nttcntion Of
the public an rough tho medium of an advertise
Dcfit. yetho cannot refrain from sndca vofine 10
impress upon the pinds OF his patrons and thc
public generally, thai tas;of. IL one of,tbc nfsf
things 10 be stud ed IN garment, that combines
Kket. fttok rck AID prnkritifr, and tha, far-
meni cut and made IN this manner vniLE IT cosfs
NO noan than one bnnriinriy thrown together,
displays 20 ~ greatest ndsaniATe The bcaut, afa
symmetry ~ porfcct form, aud cohccais the Dc.
fleets OF an Imperfect one. In Illustration VI ihs
We could point 10 many Who "stAik through The
world scarce half made up. aud that 20 ia,nci,
and uniashlouabiy that dogs bark Of them. hs ihey
halt by ...' ~. :.
Not that they have been cufisiied 81 iair pro-
portion w 'dissombiihe naiure.r bot from he
inct that they did not purchase their drcn Of
practical tailor. To surl We soald rceommsnd
The new, fashionably, and vol selected stock Of
-, ~ 4H a sr,sa f.rii|l IA
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
RELIGIOUS EMBLEMS,

DEfSc A SERIES OF cmbleinniic ongravings,
ID with written explanations, miscellaneous OBJ
ssryations. and religious renuctIons. desrned 10
illustrate Divine Truth, IN accordance with tho
cardinal principles OF Christianity By WILLIAM
HOLMES aud JOHN w. BARBER. Published
BY Henry Howe. P'ice $3.50 on deliscry-3si
pages. 4
Tho Agent for the above books IL now canvass
Ing franklin County for subscribers. A they ara
10 DO had only or The agents Of Mr.. Howe. viii
be the only chance Of procuring them.
mar 20 u. y. HALLOCK. Agent.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
The Anti Nebraska Caucus at Wash


ington.
The Anti-Nebraska members of
Congress held a caucus on Monday
night. Senator Foote presided. The
principal speeches were made by Mes
srs. Campbell. Of Penn, Campbell,
Of Ohio, Seward, Galloway and Pen
nington.
Mr.. Giddings urged thorough un-
ion, as in Ohio. on the principle OF re-
curing no one to surrender their con-
victions on other points il sound on
the Nebraska question.
Mr.. Horton Of Ohio thought they
must look much to men, SO as not 10
get Objectionable candidates. He adj
vocated the union Of the Anti Nebras-
kaites. and said the country was look
ing with peculiar interest to Washing
ton for suggestions as to candidates
and platform. He recommended
that, without abating principal, con-
sentative feelings should be respected.
Mr.. Galloway earnestly argued that
Freedom was the great, overshadow-
Ing issue. and be was satisfied that
even Anii.Nebraska Americans, Us he
found in New Hampshire so regarded
II.
Mr.. Campbell Of Pennsylvania said
the American feeling was very strong
in the central and eastern portions OF
that State, and 10 carry Pennsylvania
its aid must be secured TO the Anti
Nebraskaites. lie looked with the
most ardent hopes to see such n union
effected.
Mr.. Campbell OF Ohio referred to
his pledge when the Nebraska bill was
passed. that he would oppose Il to the
bitter end, and he would carry out
that pledge to tho letter. Ho would
vote for no man who advocated that
iniquity and outrage. He advocated
union Of all the elements and oppo-
nents OF the Administration. like that
which SO gloriously triumphed In
Ohio last Autumn, and pointed &c
that State as q noble monument OIL
Freedom. 1850
Messrs. Allison and Covode oil
Pennsylvania said in their part Of the
State the Anti.Nebraska feeling was
predominant. and cvncurred in the
views expressed by Mr.. Campbell,
their colleague. namely. of the nessi'
" Of harmony and union 10 carry the
State.
Mr.. Seward made the closing speech,
and like Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio. wa,
frequently epplauded, lie urged &C.
ton. saying the great practical ques'
ton was to relieve Kansas.from the
iyrant's grasp by her admission as a
State. He hoped the House would
push the bill for that TO q passage, ant
send Il to the Senate. In the event o
iis failure In the latter body. the Pres
ident might find difficulty IN obtaining
money from Congress to "crush OUT
free settlers Of Kansas. The issu,
having been made here, the people
will see to the vindication Of prince
Piles In the election OF President. Al
II +. IN. the caucus adjourned L
meet next Monday.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04

BRO0KVILLE BANK
vAT1L1s allow intefest 90 time Deposits made
wv sfisfihis sale ~ Ohio o. Indiana currency,
bay bio IN kimilhf funds,
ny order OF the Hoard.
}. WHIT, Cashier.
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Tho s. ! Of thss. W. SECTION Is. 7. ~. y. u,
4, z 's \: H 4: 4 4: 4 4
: s.%. s sSf ' sSs Z \. "a a. w. II X
Attn Ffanhlla County. These iands win be cold
low, and on favorable tsfns. Appif 70.
feb 90 3w .... !. u, ROWLAND.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
JAMES G. AVER.

JAMES @. AVER,
Practical Chemist. Lowell, Mass.
Soldin Brookyiile by n. w. Halle; if Is
Clifford & Depny. Lauvel, Ind.
C. ynncainp. Netamors, . -.fI -.
G. overton, Andersonvslie, =.
And atngenciesin nearly every tovrin the vest.
w. A. Clark. Crown Point, Ia, Travelling AgcnS.
feo-l, 1864 most Nt~I. - ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
Boarding,

The undersigned Is prepared TO take boarders
mar % U. NJ. POWERS.
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TuSr-AHid Lang Syne.
We cross the prairie a. OF old
The pilRrims crossed the sea,
To make the West, rs they the East,
Tho homestead OF the free.
We 20 to rear wall OF men
on Freedoms Southern line,
And plant beside the cotton tree,
The rugged Northern pinei
We're flowing from our native hills
As our free rivers fow;
The blessings OF our mothsrland
Is on Us ne wo go.
We GO 10 plant Der common schools
On district prairie swells.
And give the sabbaths OF the Wild
Tho music OF her bells.
Upbearirg. like the ark Of old
The Bible In our van,
We 20 10 test the truth OF God
Against the fraud OF man.
Well sweep the prairie rs OF old
Our fAthers swept the sea,
And make the West, az they the East,
Tho lomeEfca of tho free.
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PHILADELPHIA.
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when Ikonmenced usisf 5o1r z<ir 6s1SSrr1|ss.
ana having ssa'i1ass Il. o s:' Il ess's
si: sssss sl 10 's sss sss -
q ss g s' sssss ssssssss 4 -
s,sis'' s ss e 'ss' . $500 e ssss s
ssss e, ne ss ss's Ssi P we e s,s
fer e s al 4! seS s s::s'; ;s >;y
+ Cincinnati. .. rsb.1o, ie5<. ~ n
se v,s~-s5Ss 10. 5s,. = -. B
Prof. o. Wcop, Do>r Sir ~ yos 90 = - r
rasnu'hctore extensiseIy and sehd yoor f.
dsscosersd flair keszos .sixe< Z ~ 49, ~ 49,
va - been a, fhe hskl AZ ~ <,~--< - ~.
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r IGHTE, NEWTON AND BRADBURYs Pr.
~ ANOS.-We cannot add one word <s5,r--<.s- xl1r
TO the above. To any ono whe wants sr,~t 49, n
10 purchase Piano, tho namo OF L.ff g II
N. q II. iaa guarantee that n they buy one they
will not rUgrct u. They aiihavo the parent arch
rest plank, and do not have that thin kctiio.,one
" the iron frame, bnt have n tone that o olhor
Pianos have, and must be heard 10 BE- appfcela-
tod. Prlccs 10 suit
MuRcH @ WHITE.
mar 81 "A West Fourth street.
The largest Piano Dcalersln Cincinnati.
nrANos FOR RENT, NEW AND SECOND
4 HAND We have hi store forty -vfr,r-~-f4
SIX new and twelve secondhand III
amos. and will let the rent apply onI y ~
tho purchase, u boughts Come aud runt Que.
MURCH d WHITE,
mar 81 No. ~ West Fourth street.
Theiargost Piano Dealers In Cincinnati.
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