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would be glad 10 have a further supply,
as the medicine is becoming very popular,
apd,l think will continue, as it has given re.
pliefin every instance where properly taken
.as, THOMAS. NEWMAN, MD,
Mt. Vernon, Ind.
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WEBB'S SERIES OF NORMAL READERS
Normal Primer, beautifully illustrated, I2
mo. "a 2o. Paper covers cents, stiff covers
6 cents. Cd. as} a'.--hE
Primary Lessons, series of cards 10 be
used in connection with no. /. Pnce one
dollar per sci. r,-9
Nn,p,ol RaaIar No vv,o m - -
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FANCY GOODS, OF every description and
variety, new styles, and fresh from New York
and Philadelphia, for sale at the cheap store
.------.---- M,KELVY, NEAI.-& co
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H. H. WooDWoRTH, Principal.
BROOKLYN, Oct. 10. 1858

~lE Brooklyn, Oct 10, Is55a
10 the Committee on Text Books Of aths
Board Of Education. ...,o -
| GENTLEMEN: -,
have carefully examined Webb's Noffnal
School Reader and take pleasure in bearing
testimony to their existence. y mss sff-
The selections are varied, Interesting and
instructive and containing some Of ihe puresi
gems OF thought and expressions 10 be found
! in The language. $3.50
To the, student they afford the necessary
facilities for becoming good reader, at the
same Time they are all calculated 10 form
correct taste 10 instil noble aud elevatsd cen.
limenis, and 10 impart relish for those pleas
ures which arise from the contemplation of
the heaulial and good lt,.if 7iII4 n
/ They are we'll adapted for Text Books IN
onr Common Schools have heard several
very competent teachers speak in high terms
OF the series. t- = Iis1fa
am gentlemen, Resp yours, u
4 DAVID LYMAN!
To the Committee on Text Books of the
Board OF Education. s-E"'u s, Il. .s laE
DEAR SIR: y5.fl..
Having learned that the Committee of
wnlch You are Chairman are about 10 recon-.
mend d new series of Readers for the use of
our Schools allow me to express lhe hope
that you will give Webb's Normal Series .
favorable consideration. tv1I 8 ncl-sT
From what know of these Readers, ,and
from Tho Testimony Of others 10 whom have
lhe inllesl confidence, believe them 10, be
superior to any of those now in use in ,pns
Schools, and hope 10 sec their claim sc-
knowlsdged by aIspeedy and general adop-
ooa' q ,sI' s'lsiiiH
Very respectfully yours,
IN n 1H0S. .H,yALENTlNE,,
Principal Pub. School No. 10.
The above books are, published by
SHELDON BBAKEBfANfSk'C Co. sa
No. 1i6 Nassau street, NsvsYofk.
'Marchli2, 1856. rsHaal Il ao5aIeI
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hill a d'a.e andReadTng IL. Il.

hAaI u u'G. am01k6SOHnS lSs Its
CUMMERARRANGBMENT. --.=....zu
S-1s55.--Greai Northern and :..ssss
Western U. S. Mail Routes.l lsaz----xE
Speed incyeased and fare reduced.
Little SchuylklIl, Caiiawissa,. Sunbury and
Erie, Williamspon aud Elmira Railroad.
Niagara Falls, 16 I" '
Detroit, "a ("
,s" , Chicago, "a
81. Louis. 43
eF Ticke, Ofice--N. w. corner Sixth and
Chestnut Streets, and Philadelphia and Read.
ing R. r. Depot, corner of Broad and Ninth
streets.
On and after Monday, May 7.h, Three Pas.
senger Trains will leave The PHILADELPHIA ard
Reading Railroad Depot, corner of Broad and
Vine streets, daily, Sundays exceplsd,) as
| follows: .,-Ft5,si. e.,g s-.-t
DAYE3PRESS--6 Il. NJ
Stopping at Ph9nixville and Reading only.
CONNECTING with the oCaltawissa, Williams
port, and Erie, and Williamsport and Elmlra
Railroad; arriving at Emira at 1 O'Clock p.
M, connecting with New York and Erie
aud Buffalo; and from thence, via, Steamers
on Lake Erie, or on Lake Shore Railroad, TO
Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, Sandusky aud
Detroit Also, with Elmifa, Canandagua
with New York Genital Railroad, Easl and
West, and at Suspension Bridge with the
Great Wes,ein and Michigan Central Railroad
for Detioit, Chicago, 81. Louis, and all points
in Canada and Western States. 90.
Only one change of Baggage between Phil.
| adenhia and Canada or the Lakes.
DAY EXPRESS--Bfeakiast al Port CIin-
ion and Dinner nj Wllliamspou. s.....
NIGHT EAPRESS-Tea al Port Clinton.
Passenssls Purchasing Tickets by this Line
have the privilege oi stopping at any of The
above points, and resuming their seats a,
pleasure.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY eND

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND,
EDITH; OR, THE QUAKER'S DAUGHTER
A tale oil Puritan times. BY one OF her de
scendans. l VOL, I2mo. Price 81 25.,
The scene of this Domestic Tale is iaid dr
ring thai religious persecution of the Qnaksrs
which is so deep and sad stain upon the
bright fame OF the Puritans. To the cha
OF absorbing interest as tale, it adds the al.
ira clion Of historical accuracy. sF -
We have never announced new books
with greater satisfaction than in tie present
instance. These are not sensation books
They do not in any respec, belong to the
gutter liierature," of ,he day. Differing
widely in plot, purpose and style, they may
alike lay claim TO fascinating interest and an
adsp,ion 10 improve both head and heart.
ER' ANY newspaper giving this advertise
ment three Insertions, aud sending us copy
of paper with advertisement marked, will re-.
ceiye advance copies of the work, by mail,
post paid. MASON g. BROTHERS,,
Feb; 10, aA3w:; 'f.,iy New York.
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LkCHIsIss
CATHOLICONH

CATHOLICON
~ 1 e Suffering Females
IT stands p'e.eninent
Tor curative aowets 10
AL the diseases for which
is recommended usu-
W called
male Complaints.
these are Prolspsus
i, or Falling of The
b; Flour Albus, or
as; Chronic lnflam.
b and liberation of
Gorrhege, or Flood.
Id Irregular Mem
NJ All their accompanying
Iexcepied, no matter how'se'
16w long standing. ~-...
3his medicine has never been introduced
by empty puffs and misreprese nations, nol
is il Intended that its presen, popularity shall
be sustained by any 'meoinm but its merits
and the appreciation Of the public. -
REFERENCES.
feel il duty incumbent upon myself 10
deelare publicly The great blessing DR.. Mar
ohbi's Uterine Caihoieen has proved 10 me.
For Two years my health was miserable;
was almost unable TO walk. Physicians pro-
nounced my case falling OF the womb, extern
sive ulcera'ions, commencing with -four al
bus. The pains, rri,aiioE, proslrs,ion, &C.,
rendered life a burden. In this miserable
condition, DR., F. p. Newland recommended
Or. Marchisi's Uterine Caiholicon. After la
king four bottles found myself in perfect
health. Gratitude for my restoration makes
me ardenlly desire that all my sex, like
unfortunate, may find sure reliefirom this in
estimable medicine.
ELIZABETH a. NEWLAND,
No. 10 Wtsl st., Utica, N. Y.
The above statemen; know 10 be true,
F. p. NEWLAND, N. D.,
.a...... .-.., ... Utica, New York.
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TERRI BILE DISCLOSURES
20; Secrets for the Million! ,
A most Wondertui and Invaluable Publication.
DR., lHunter,s Medical MaDuaI:d

pEING AN ORIGI-
- NAL and popular
Treatise ON MAN and
WOMAN: their Phys
iology, Functions and
Sexual Dlsorders Of
every kind. with. new
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DIR. FRANCIS C. HARRISON,

WoULD respectfully inform The citizens
Of -bioomsbnrg and vicinity thai he
has commenced the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery there;and olicits share Of publicpa-
tronage. He can always be found at the Ex.
change Hotel opposite the Court House.
Bloomsbury. March, lst, '55. '.'.'
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MASON BROTHERS, NEW YORK,
WILL PUBLISH, JANUARY 18th,
10 a. ~ A III I Sa @

BY MRS. JUIIA c. R. DONR, ~
% AUTHOR OF 'iFAR1ilNGDALEn ~
Vol. l2mo. Price 81 90, Masnificenly
bound. . -.... =.
TIME many readers and admirers of "Farm
Il insdale" will anticipate with pleasure q
new volume tromthe pen of"Caroline Thom.
as" The nom de plume formerly used by Miss
Dorr. We can assure them that they viii
not find 'LANMERE' one whit less charm.
ing than lis predecessors. We shall be dis
appointed if the public do not award it yel
warmer praise.
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Z. F'resh Arrival!
"A NEW lot OF cheap musiius and prints
"a just received by railroad and for salsSby
vi 4 A.fC!MENSCH
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SCHOOL, BOOKS!
Adopted byTthe Brooklyn Board Of
EDUCATHON

i.- :. ~ ~ -l@<Do1Ne = AOAel .1.k lslE a
TO BE USED lNlTHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
rsSHE following books were adopted by tkS
IL Boa,d at their regular Meeting. Febso ~
9Th, 1855. ai7S, eisi .uiosM "a Tss
Stoddard's Arithmetical Series sbv JohnsE
Soddsrd A. M. President of the Un;vefai{x
of Northern Pepnsylyania. Comprisin1 tss
The Juvenile Mental, Arithmetic y "a iuetsa
70 m. FOR Primary Schools. 10 precede -; IL
The American Iotelleetnais x ri,h m t;c ly6l
nm an extended work cesicneJ for CoI1yo6f,
Schools. Seuinaries and Academies. 2f, e,s
Z Siodd, rd,s Prac,ical A rbhmsti, haift,,b Al
which embraces eyert, variety of ieSereisSs
apptonriate 10 written Ari,hnfetic. .a4o 'cut3ts'1
Sioddard's Pbilosophicat Arithmetic. -
HIGHER worl, for Colleges and advanced ciass.
es in Union Schools. Semjnaries and Acads.
mica, 60 .ents. ''1 -t'A Afas't4 sai TAI 9!
A whole volume of the most exalted sree.
concentrations of This sc ries of A rithme,icsi
from the besl Educators i'm all sections of the
counlry. who have used them. can he shown.
The following will be sufficient for 1the ores.
eut purpose.
- ppooKIyN scuoorS
:, ,,,e .
hav'hs suon'l''eu o'odaafus Intellectual
hh'hme''c 10 'he Piactlfat 'es' OF '1e schoef
room, we nave no hesha"oh IN expressinga
suong preference .ot over All 'ext BOOKS
on 'he sun)ec'' Inc au'hor mas taken de-
c'ded s'ep IN ahVahce OF those who have
preceded h:m; anu mis- iaoors are likely TO
DO much toward populaTIzIuga study the
Importance of which as mental discipline
can hardly be over estimated. The works
arrangement, were neither gradual enough IN
their lraIisilions, nor snfhclenlly comprehen-
slve and varied as regards iheit examples
Stoddard's on the other hand, is an eminent.
iy practical BOOK Phiiosephicai IN its ar
raneement, natural and lucid IN its analysis,
original IN Ills design, adapted at The COM
mencemeDtlto the comprehension Of begin.
ners and carrying lhe pupil by easy induc,-
i've Steps through the most complicated opes.
allons II seems invnluerable TO Criticism, and
leaves little or nothing TO be accomplished
by future authors on this subject The ex-
anples are numerous and varied, embracing
all cases likely 10 arse IN business ana
there are not less than fifty Iages of ques-
tions capable Of Algebrac solutions. The
Chapters on Percentage, interest and Dis.
count, are woithy Of special commentator.
Ia these the author has an entire original
plan which enables the pnpilto solve men.
tally, with perfect ease, quesiious which,
without this drilling, few are able to- manage
even ou The slate. . i -
In view oil these striking and excellent fea.
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I,rg-J VUStICcS Oh tNCgReaCc N,
A ND CONSTABLES, can find all kind oil
a b .enks desirable for their use I'm proper
nifa.o tie Office of the STAR OF THE NoRTu.
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SAEAMANDER
Safes;
2 EVANS AtWATS0N..

No. 26 South Fourth ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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Trusses Trussesl Trusses
= g. =. NEMDIES.
PHILADELPHIA.

: 8. W. COR. oF l2IH-ANn ACE srRHErs
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er failing Remedies for The speedy cure Of al
diseases of private and delicate character
inciden, to the violation of the Laws o5 Ma.
fure and Of Natures God.
PRICE I'WENTY-FTpE CENFS.i
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2 CunE HOn DIsENTERY.-nn,i,

NJ CURE FOR DIsENTERY.-Durinst the
w. prevalence Of disease 10 becomes the duty Of every
citizen make CHECK IL
yell for hi. OF ma
kERs CELEBRATED PREMIUM BfTTERs cali pub
Tic attention 10 u.m fully satisfied from experience his
y aud from numbee certificates Ia h-
the best and speedy remedy be had cure Of
Dysentsy In all is forms THE vegetable inge which
these Biisrs compounded experience t.Ac. a
nothing them healing aud curing d-
81 bovs, sufferer may dr,,b
himself .,ih oil aud eaems until dcomsay and he my
relief by the free Of lsudanum,
Of Tn disease while the bowels
b,.sRs Brrrh viii assureiy eject they takrn
and the Proprietor public trying .,
They will also relieve constipation Of bowels taken ac
corLng TO directions and falling dsorerd
Judge Of their merits - -
To be had Of all the principal Druggists city Also
~ The following Druggists; PEEL Stevens, AeSendra a.
Mek.nney, L~sburE Va. Todd, Trayor P,tsbar,
Va King ray Norfolk. Va. J. Is. Campbell Portsmouth, va
Dor y Camm, Williamsburg Va. Johnston Co.
Va uainm Co. panvls Va and Drugg. In rarmvls.
Va Thos Adams Co. smithneid, BIB Wells Csros.
Wills. J E-kraxe, stAunon, Va, W. H. Lppit wIlmlrr,on
o. Charlie. sto: Co., Washington City D. c. Hatch
Nd, bodeksr XIV
ders address uIKrp
I-lw pIrh.saaI
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STATE AND CITY NEWS.

Tvs jam RivrH Isvxovrxssr.--Our city reader,
doubtless desire 70 be informed with regard to the pro-
grs-. Of the Improvement Of James River belo~ Rich.
moni and with view to their enlightenment upon this
subject 90 have made brief Of report sub.
mitted 70 the Council Monday evening by th. com.
miiies having charge Of the works Ia will be rva,r,.
berSd that the appropriations heretofore made by the
Council had special reference to opening q channel
through Trents Reach and removing other
90 As to admit shipping engaged In the Of the
e'y forced 10 stop City Po'nt iostyave miles distant
to discharge and receive cargo at Warwick four miles
from the city
About the middle Of July (..ys the report) tho chan
mel through Irents Reach was opened aud exaInina-
ton oil the tiver from Warwick aud including Tr-nt
Reach proved depth Of sufficient to admit vessels
stopping at City FONT to come up Warwick with the
exception OF small space In the channel through Trvnts
Reach Since that time the channel through Tents Reach
has been dcepened the shallow places. aud nov Their.
sufficient depth OF water allow vessels stopping at CITY
Point To come up to Warwick. The channel through
Tent Reach has been designated 10y three buoys on the
north aide Of the river.
The in hand about 81 500, will, II Is be-
evcd cover the cost Of opening channel for large class
ver-els To Warwick The committee recommend tb. Cou.
Gil TAI adopt the following resolution
Resoired, That the committee on the James River Inn.
prv-mcnt be authorized To draw the Chamberlain for
THE amount OF the outstanding bills incurred la tue i'm.
proyemrnt oi james River exceeding in the ngyr.-
gate the sum OF $500.
This resolution adopted 10y the Council
The committee, at meeting the Sd OF July adopted
the folio wing resolution:
Rc.oised That the City Engineer he requested to fur
n'-h tho committee with statement Of the probable
pen-e per month aud the probable opening CHM.
mel throush the ledge Of rocks forming Rucetts bar
As 10 admit large class vessels enter the port
Tue Ciy Engineer, in compliance with this resolution
submitted report To the committee. lie estimates the
probable monthly expenditure $Suu; aud Judging from
what has already been doue he supposes ilat channel
MY eet Wide by dive feet deep could through this
ledge Tor about twenty-five thirty thousand dollars
La their report to the Coinc the committee say ,ha,
To stop the work will Involve certain heavy loss Will. the
WORK prosecuted and the object attained, will give
ll-a In
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rhoGhkss IN VIRGINIA. traveller, writing from Fin
castle Va to the Philadelphia Inquirer, says:
r"ere are many suggestive topics one who is able 10
trace and contrast the stages OF progress in Virginia Tor
Tue mt zen years In point of agriculture and material
Development this Common wealth il maxine n anil sl
general advancement The Virginia and Tennessee R,il
road from Lynehbug To Knoxville aud soon to Memphis
OH e mississippi has but two gaps TO BE- finished aud hy
another year thc line will be complete Passing rou
such ch healthy, picturesque country it will probably
De the great artery Tor the flowing tide trade aud
from The States OF Tennessee Kentucky Georgia and Ala
oama to Richmond Baltimore, Philadelphia. and New
York. ''-' 1870 49,"
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Ass.uLriNG \ WoNAS.-Conrad HuTnagIe An over.
grown German who has been before the Mayor on vaou.
occasions, up again yesterday for choking dminu.
i've OLD woman, named Aun Catherine Boltz until the
blood ran out Of her mouth. Mistress Boz gave her ts
oony IN unntegihlc Dutch hut the assault plainly
proved 10y another witness aud Iufnape wa, held 10 n
IN the sun OF $3.50 to keep the peace default OF which
he went 10 Jail
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CoNWcrrD.-The New York negro. Lot Mundy, steward
OF the ser Danvile, tried before Court of Over
ard Tennner, yesterday, for aiding slaves in All AT
tempt to abscond. After patient hearing he was
adudged guilty aud sentenced fifteen years imprson.
Inent in tho Pentenary.
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BARN SrRucK BY DEMONSTRATING thunder storm
last Thursday night barn, belonging Mason ~ Dun
lap, about nine miles from Wheeling towards West Lib.
erty was struck by lightning fired aud entirely consumed
together with its contents. The probable damage sus.
tanned will be about 1900.
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BRooKsvILLr-The Weston Herald gays: "Brooksvile,
rs the name of the county of the county of Cal
houn- so in honor Of Preston s. Brooks of South
Carolina. Ii is situated the waters Of Little Kama
wha, and is said 10 be n beautiful situation.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

. $500 RICHMOND, Msy lat, 1896.
Gentlemen My child had commenced
,ns sores which gradually extended the head inu.
is Doth ears which much by
me :" lear that both ears would drop on tried all
domestic remedies without
cur =. AMI applied little TURF OIL
bottle got broke, and p-i gals again bryan 10 YET
worse My shls' daughter said, get Of
nuHf on siss bead locked much better when
We got another bottle, and her head
an aggravated aud took half hour every
and was very offensive One bottle feel
her entirely there Is but little OF the disease
entitled this and for the benefit Of others,
IN giving you this certificate. Respectfully,
. - D. T. CHALK.
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NraovrSa-Beau EasIey, who was slot in Petersburg
last Sunday night improving last accounts Rich.
ard Wilson, who pepetrncd the deed in CUSTODY lint
will not be examined until Easley's rccnrerx ~
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LICENSED Docs.-Since the dog law went into oper
aon the Chamberlain has furnished only 62s CANNES
with medals Il ia therefore probable that great MAORI
~ OF the dogs Yet unlicensed.
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SUCCESSFUL CAsriNG-The casting OF a propeller for
the u s. steam fgate Colorado effected yesterday at
the Tredegar Works. The metal weighing 81 562 ll,s
was poured out in the presence of large number of
SON. VINO enjoyed the sight With zest which hav.
never excred full account of the casting will Ia
given hereafter.
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AccIpESr.-Mr. Robinson woodord son of Jacob
Woodord Esq. residing Taylors Drain Barbour coun
ty, had his arm torn of at the elbow by threshing ma
chin the 2nd inst lie doing well at last accounts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-13

MAYORS CouRr.-Letty slave. was punished for as
'ault'ns Catherine Carol hne imposed upon Ma.
ry Pace Tor allowing vicious dog to go at large.
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
ACADEMY

VIZ EXERCISES or THIS will be resumed IN the Il,
- Onner nest-s-ssion ~ months services on Mon.
4eHf As instructor In Modern Languages been srepr-
p. ,.,,,. EH,hs-payab'e semi annually IN ddpdaee.
rot tuition N Latn, Mathematics and English IN
tor q" Ia Greek, extra '''''--'''-''F 80 - ~
fol In either OF the Modern Lam 90 M
90, his q1Aheation Instructor,
gsniernea among hs patrons The nast
~, h' wise hesrs e. A. Myers, John
Kew Geo Woodbridge and Prerkin. - " '~''"'
W D. STUART, Principal.
stnAt graduate OF the Virginia Military Institute and
@ years discharged with th. duty IN an A.
Professor OF Mathematics In IT, wg res ouaJrnc.
Ous, competent and faithful Teaeherr $500 -" --A Aea
iy1a-da,,vr.,or, FRANCIS II. SMITH,
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DEATH IRON LIcnrSiSG-Mr John Bushong, of Ros
noke county was killed by lightning on the list ult.
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SEvEN PIANOS Jrsr nECEIyEn

SENEN PIAN0SJJs RECEIVED ><xs<lS1v---
- AND fINI EXPECTED ny NEXT ARRIVAL SSssSzs-s3s
At 33 STeaNoEE CoRNrH ~ RANK STREyT Ps1ERs- III
HuHG NAOur success iu selling number Of PItSS
(upwards Of fifteen hunded) .ply 10 fur r,,
fr-t We select from known reliable 2nd We iny,
riAhy cash FOR item 3D. We keep hand 20 se-c ft
isrge an assortment perhaps be almost any i've
Northtrn establishments +th We sell Al low prices
To persons ordering FROM leaving selection 10 rs ~,
pledge superior nsirnments aud all satisfaction
Where doubts iei, and try A. before
paying Tor IT, Our Instruments
sbe Tor ru and ask AL who desire reliable
give trial. x y SASH
80 Plano-Forte Dealer
p ~ Petersburg.
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o"IckIEiSS's cIhEHHArE

CHICK ERING-S Ef.ERHaTrn
PLANO F0RTEs!
rHNlIE SUBSCRIBER has jus; received = new and
u varied assortment Of these celebrated Ins;ru
rSnis which he oilers for sale Al the factory prices III
h STOCK WIN ~ AL times BE- A. large and ei,a-
rs can lie found 81 the Northern Among this e-o
are the Cckering Louis XIV, which, beauty and deca, az
tone and touch stands uariVad By the Grand v
ended IN us selection The Paor Grand
OF e MessTs CeNerug And considered by the .npc-
o To any Instrument produced Ia other country
with connnssur and v the fashionable circles In all tn
e. TIE Ptrlor Grand rapidly supeedng all nstrusn
aud The most eminent Musicians composing pieces
m with " W. ''''
Also ramos OF Brown Allen. makers ~ high
experience. NATHANIEL CARI-SI S,ts hssSy ~
jy16 Opposite the FXchsbse Psnt RJ.sr,a,J T.