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ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
MORE ENTERPRISE! MORE NOVELTY
20 the public that having
eced their for the CONTINUOUS and RAPID
GRAND SERIES OF ORIGINAL DRAMAS
of that popular uneIcepfonsbe kind which while they
must WIN THE APPRECIATION OF THE JUDlClOuS,
'''' SOUND AND WHOLESOME PUBLIC TASTE,
N''' FIRST TIME IN AMERICA,
the oIisinsl work Of the series In question.
TOUCHING DOMESTIC STORY,
iut received manuscript om their special agent IN London
RUTH OAKLEY.
Confident that it's literary excellence and moral purpose
TIE UNIVERSAL APPRECIATION.
IL will be performed ..
with the following Of dsL gushed strength aud ability
RUTH OAKLEY. Psul Oakley, a Blacksmith, Mr.. C. W
Clarke; Lord William Gayton, O. LiDesrd; the Rev MI
HnHtley Brdsmsn; Simmy SHles J. HnssId; pandylSon
(M upehanks. Hsdawsy, j. Herbert Squirting
Bob Havelook William, Cunninghsm Fret Blacksmith,
Dunesf: Waiter AcClosky Roth Oakley, wife TO Paul hs'
Kestsyer, Dame Martha Paul. mother mrs France Alice
Reyton Mrs Rsdnsk Lefty Woodboe, Mrs Eldndse: MrA
Wilks Landsdy OF Inn MTs Dickson; Prudence. Mrs
ns,rd; Cleopatra, Miss Orion Alice Miss Orion; VILLAGES
&C Previous which lin the eveong the marvellous POSES
TORTEUSES Of the Arabi,n Azberih Dances &c AFTER
NOON S-W be presented the comis piece othe NJ 9 Is
AND WRONGS OF WOMAN. the celebrated POSES Tux
TEUSEs, and the Farce Of QUITE AT HOME. The Living
Phantom Living sepents, Happy Family, &C. may be seen
Admission Is cents; children under TO- Il, cents
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In Pres:
HARDIN THE BONEY-SPINNER.
Ii BY MILEs GEKlLD KEox.
Als,, Nearly Ready:
THINGS NOT GENERALLY KNOWN FAMILIARITY
EXPLAINED.
Orders solicited from the Trade.
GARRETT, DICK FITZGERALD.
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A CAPITAL NEW B 0 o K
THE STAR AND THE CLOUD;
Al DAUGHTERS LOVE
ByAzEL 8. RoE.
| nest limo. vOlGme. Pr!ce 81 -.

Efom The Y. z DsJy T1mes
"some Eve year., ago read novel called I've Been
Tbibkins BY Roe and though 1t shins 10 literary
fni.h yet power Of proiIity msnes ed 10 IL
psses the sehor evidently possesed the rare faculty. CT
taiDs hold his readers aeIon and crsfrrf tim aons
dull osscnpton that bad 10 Hesitation 10
rorbes that be would popular noyel"r,er va
ia characters and striking nridena He
bsA noe produced three books wsh have
OF The LAST one ina, ns
US called The Star and the Cloud Or, DsasLtere Love
Lhs bis other novels, thoroughly American serous IN
tone with strongly pdycuszed chsracters striking Inca
dents and rather lnBs descriptions a rural scenery The
the story Monmouth County, ewJeIsey, and
The local csorins exceedingly fresh and nateral
DERBY JACKSON Pubishers
No. lis S.sse8s-
For sale AZ all the book stores
WITH THE ABoft
LONG LOOK AHEAD. limo. 81 y.
TO LOVE AND TO BE LOVED. limo. 81 Is.
I'VE BEEN THINKING. limo. gu
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printing.


TIE BURG'S FERTnIZERS.-De Burgs No
IL immonsted eLpsspkosphate u Lima De biIes No
Esripoissd GuAno The spb.enber prepared 20 sup
Div BE and only reliable rsnu,es Tss
Honsls md Drectiors for win De fcIwEdsd On ap
rlS..icr . JAhRs 2 HAkklLL Nc. lie PsaIl-st New
Icrh-
ITO FARMERS.-The POgDRETTE made By
The suhssssbers 70 the cheapest sd best hh the
gcrli ion Com vsessAhes pphlst vii b ,ent siss)
% ,nJ one sending tEsr address 70 Vie LODI MASUrAS
fURfE6 COMPANY, No. 60 Coartlandtst. Newton CfS
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4 LONG ISLAND STORY.-Now ready, snd
N for sale at the Booksores
SEA SPRAY,
LONG ISLAND VILLAGE

By Martha WichhAm. One neat l7soo 81 IS
From The N. Y. Evening Post, wv. c. Bryant.)
I'VE have 10 American novel In which the local coloIng =
more distinct and Characteristic than Ia this II s not
merely Lons story but story Of the eat end Of Long
slsud the people speak peculiar dialect Of American In
sh thew combine the habits Of seaEng and ssncn 1rs
IN. here wreckeTs living smong The farmers hsherlen
s,e their the nl-ts aud the sports Az
n,nts OF the population smphbious heir occupations
A Of old Monnk tribe of sborgnss Who have
survived for the Immediate neigh
bohood OF white dwell among the 3esendantss The
Pilgrims DO ye preserve much Of their primitive Puritan
Out Of these materials he author hss conruced
iu,erestiIc The book sfresIsiy
written take pleasure IN CHASING among the ceyeFes
novels Of the Day"
From The ~ y. Observer.
1T work Of fiction of no ordinary interest And wsr
The scene laid The end Of Long Island and Sea srfsy
IL the vsse Of East Hampton the whole story ens
ed The certainly hes achieved work far superior ~
The novels IL is Thoroughly in1oued with a
deep religious sentiment. Is pabos deep and tender and
lesson impressed with foEce ths, the way OF ne
tTspsgiessoI 10 hard ="
From The Chris ian In,elisrcsr.
1.-THE title aud the OF th production the read
er Long Islands girt snore and viii refresh his love
Ct Mature whether in lie mild mood its
,d music Of the and breathe the fragrance Of
the derp-tsn gled Wild wood"
DERBY 4 JACKSON Publisher, No lle Nssssc-s--
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Cbarrss for BusMfss Mfn.

DROOKLYN CITY WATER WORKS. -
ID PROPOSALS for srOP-cOCKs-sesied Proposals p
be reeve: :, our of.s HL,.y: Bueios B.Sosyn 1a:
STOP COCKS FOR hese Woks Specioca ons NAY oe n.d
his tie EIsLeers 0ee same buildings stsr the stH o.
March H. S. WELLS Co
Coatrsctors Brooklyn Water W 5rts.
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TO SODA WATER DEAL + RS. -
II ROBINS,s PATENT PORTABLE SODA EOINrAIN

1 BVERTISING.-V. b. PALMER, the Agent
IN Tribune Building receives advertisements oI publication
In The hest city ard country newspapers u eli the States
DETER X. DEYOs
Il ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No. 1ppefsss ByidiEg-No. 34S BROADWAY.
neferenoe-Mesua 9REELEY McELRATH.
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Nm ~ or EXCHANGE for CITY PRO-

MOP SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PhO.
n oTpTy-A COUNTRY SEAT and twenty seTes o. eeed
LAND With ali improyements Fruit. shrueesy ss 49,
49, On. kuieipss ke yent Ifly located on ne ssssIs
narsSS one De from Msmsoneef Depot one sosfs nos
I, M A.yep Railroad Ye P.ItEstsrs rs ai,. q $1,000
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fsst and fonnA.

T OST-BANK BOOK No. 44,035 Bowery Saw
- lpts Banh Aelsanns 10 ISABELLA CRAWFORD. The
finder viii rease issve A. No LIS EhIaee:hs; or - ne
Banh.
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Tor SALE, at Elizabeth, n. IA modern
IT,. "a or Ia osi sh ornsnsn,, Trees and sh,se.
a.. 60 ,lro.d nd s,eanbos depots- AsnSes Wstsr,
rsInu..s W -. ronys.epces. Apply 70 WHTTTLEsnY
MILFORD Elizabeth, or to AARON OGDEN. fh.s,
Rlili
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/ u ~ II I 4 I 20 GAS CO-'oSs it II !,
i WATERWAYS PATENT Gas REGULATOR sttsehed
20 Tie us1, Gas Aee viii produce TIE Glowing 'ess
FIRST saving Of from " % ~ per cert 70 ne q. o
SECOND: psan mellow and se.dy sh. VIII ou' ss1efe
q escape q unhealthy ami u1consnmed Psltc4e' o. ga
IBIkD Siva-s s&se gas Anf re ecs. Of t1e IA
chine n mary saved IN few weeks We awe s N
'e:ss:eG pu3c - sIsn3e :e.c&e' Id tes lie -Iy
srt "a l--ify fihe rs ,hne, a. or
Once No. 32s Broadway Newton,
opposite lie BTosiwsJ TieseT.
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CORsALE-A two.storY attic FRAME HOUSE,

TOR SALE-The three. story brick and base
nent HOUSE No 30 East 18Th a.. opposite ST. GEORGES
Church stUyyssan with al the modern
Of water furnaces. s[ssr house kc Price eieo.
Inquire Of THoMAS DUGAN No 5fS Broadway, below l41-
st House 20 be from 70 3 0esoox
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GENERAL NOTICE is hereby given. that at al ]

NJ n.r,ors h,yIre c.m. arainr THE BUTCHERS
REAL ESTATE hide ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY
OF NETWORK requested to present the same at the
Of the Trustees the premises known the Hide
houc. of s.ay AID 5,hst in the City Of Ne fol
and O'Clock in The afternoon OF each
Jay (supdays sIcepted until the 18Th day March next a.
ae the sssets Of the Association will be
divided ar OF the sto khoders Dated NewYOrk February
n, 1857. BY order of the Trustees. -
Gro W. CAMPBELL Tress. 4. p. PATTERSON, Prss't
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X
DENCE with % or &C. Of LAND tho Village Of
Fskn Datehoss County and within 70 utes drive Zone
OF the best stations the HBdso9 River Railroad There
the premises Gothic House with many modern improve
Bans Carnage Hose lee House two neysrfsains
SPRINGS old and young Orchards Of all tinds Of Fruit Anda
weocked Garden This property will be sold Of low price,
the b about 10 leave Tor the West Apby 70 AN
Irony VAN WICK, Fisbsill Village, skEECt VAN
VALKENBuRGH Co, No. 2o3 Ful0nst
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YARNS in the WESr.-An experienced Agrl-
pois II spTps would Like much of Party
from eight ,en who couli command rot less than S
each and willing locate beside n othsr
each other assistance in case OF need
None need take notice Of this whose moral character and
habits be atesed by Tho best OF references
Adde'S. b. Y, Pos;-Ofiee, Broadway.
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6uefial Notices.

A Special Meeting OF the Young zen ras,iln.s on
Gan foupuftttee will beld at stuyVesSnr Ins1tD on
mnsDSy EVENING March st y O'CLOCK The Executive
Commfee Will meet at the cane Psee % r
i>s at oclock. BY order " " A'NAA N
Joss I sI.S' Secretaries
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS-CLEA Of
Az BAIsELEYs PONDS ssd proposAs VII Be recsivee
o1I a<h-- Ha.sJt Building Fatons b:scky2' snih I2sn
Of March 1857, for the Csss.rs, Draining and SGeanGHs
ssnPs,s ire as. s,orss RsseIvoI Of re Bt1Jr W.sT
VThs how, esss,pys Pcr3 The worh etaVy Asa vi
be let in Prs spe he.oEs WI &c rely "a
'aAnEat'S a: Office Gays P.eV'Ls - "a. . u .a
II wELLEs 4 c., c5saL Coz rtefcn-
5EyoL,r. Feb II, 1857
READ IHlS.-We offer rare i-d1eemen,s 70
~ sGE2rs 70 CANVASS far epe CT The noe: r7p1iU
ohhs ',si ..ase f:orn the ress s.1pe Sc = ~ssl'
OF ss-e4P- 81 - ee1.s n 2ns.1se stAmrL Alc-ts
n KlMBALL L &C., Pro,1dsLcsi l. l..
SFEERSs TANNTN EXTRACTOR saves 81
~ Tanner, L.a,hrr Fo- ra-ticre-- srr- 70
. nARtH, Nc s. F.uJ.st-, 81 ELLIIEOHP 4 FOX Ne
~ oiosewsy A. tcavs PARTNER fr eGer >t-s y. 49,
TO PRINTERS-FOR SALE-A sIau aad
sIitssefss JOB 0FFlCE, sTs-J Et,.s g aen W.
ssaIsa ioi i2rsu. saa proh'asss 1se ANS f;ess
Isse o.tsoa riesses, g. NJ sesis;oh YET
- e'rs:--tI 1e7 m, = u - -
loesofs et1stel = ihs ssy. Pries SAP. W. ee sA
Cfee
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LNOR SALE-The STOCK, FIXTURES add
Store No 81 sss Broadway reIt % Of DuLoes
the Fixture and Good VIII without Stock Inquire :; No.
81 est Brosdvsy from q. 20 /! IL
TOR SALE-A GREENHOUSE, 81 by 10 feer,
L oorsni. - Csmelss and other Pas gebe for to1
Fish rot water pipes sss ssshes wood worf VIE "ofs k
Also, bG-d Table. The whole 70 De e geo Is We 4 -
axe flr building. Pre- $50 Ap7y q; NO. - Lss'
Isis
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60 Ubom it map Concern.
,rrIoN m CApTTAIIsTS COMFY


n At IION-%OUU MI ztfsD' Ie T., cCN
h,fther esatoned ass.pst purchasing The following SoN-
sTRTCTION BONDS OF THE ILLINOIS CENrk "a
RAILROAD of atom Of $50 each Nos - e
rs asa sss $50 SIS 65so e6s 500. ss1o 40 so
$685. Ia 1a IL s22 The s,o EN- from orr once me
on bnc are also cautioned sssn purchasing BONDS OF the
above dsnopnaon the nanA. 9t which may have been al
tered The above viii be PAID Tor TIE arrest ana sonSts
toe Of Any party offering the sane for sale
The Judd Linse.1 AZ i Sperm or Company ,
ALEXANDER KNIGHT, President
u
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DIR. FRANKLIN'S.
ORIENTAL & nYDRoPATY
INSTITUTE.
FREDoNiA N. Y.

Has been IN successful operation seven
months. The amount OF business done in
the Cure has fer surpassed the most sanRuine
expectatons Of the proprietor and the pros
meet is fair for n full house next spring, there
lore ali who wish rooms will do we'll TO ap-
nj, soon. The new edihee Is OF brick and
stone 100 by 5s n. Eve stories high, and ar
ranged expressly for q Water Cure There
are two Bath rooms entirely sepVTate, Tor the
sexes, furnished With every variety Of tathes
and an abundance Of pure solt cold and
warm water The rooms ate all we'll venti-
lated. large. pleasant and neatly furnished,
Every room is supplied with soft springand
filtered ram eTOi the purest qua ny. IL
Is hardly necessary TO say that Fredonia Is
one Of the most preferable localities In the
United States, every way considered ahd es-
neotalN Cor the inviHd. Terms from s. do.
lars TO 2 dollars per week including Room
hoard and treatment. scoOtdiaF 20 room and
attention reQuired. Those who are very help
less must provide private servants Each
nhfient reo,ires one comfortable, two wool
/ en- blankets, two cotton and one linen sheet
and or 8 crash towels, and riding hahif
for ladies'. II furnished by the proprietor
! / dollar pef week will be added All bills
| to be paid every Saturday. Prescription for
home treatment by letter or otherwise. from 1
to dollars; Communications post paid, ad.
dressed TO ID. ID. franklin, M. d. Ffedonia
Cbaut Co. N. Y. will receive prompt attention
tln the sweat Of thy face shalt thou eat bread
ltill thou return unto the ground" Gen B.
lI9. The sleep oil a laboring man is sweet
Ecol 6,12 Those who have not much mon
ey may come, as theiTlabor will be taken IL
pcri payment. Females whose cases re
. qmei iwhlll betteoted upon the succt IS 70
principle W Ioh has been Kept a secret b,
DT Hamltonof Rochester N. Y, which viii
be nv extra charge.
Fredonia.F Fen. %. = LIZ
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NoIls 'I1,I Ea'l, p 5Peao.yly01Is Mrrch ., lts5

SIR In consequence Of hntnF hair ioT sererni SS,,,
past MOI only gray but perfectly whie have eu a. ort
nce, was induced 10 your Heir Resorati,e ana ,,
n justice say tnt tts ehtcs almost marplops g. IA
nae changed u grudnay 10 all its former rftocoo
lnd Ten % so soh and glossy be mofe bespGi tbs,
II ever wac When urder Tho influence Of the 6nest oil
y hebestWepaTpuon for toilet use Of anytiirs IN ~
"oHu' BLTsN SMITH.
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U,EsrEOTruLLY announce 10 the public that
~ they are 30 longer In any way interested
in the SHhWHAN HOUSE STABLES, but
st;l Gerry on the LIVER YBUSlNBsS At their
old stand, where the public, as heretofore
will always fnd good horses and hne carria-
ges--better and cheaper than at any other
stable In THIN. PASSENGERS will be taken
10 any section ofthe country on short notice,
DAY OR NIGHT. Any OF Staubs Trends can
have their horses kept and fed In his stable
ali times. Saddle Horses and single bug
ies--or buggies to let without horsesi N fact
we can accommodate the public in any shope
or form. That Is our aim and we are bound
toao Il. without fear Of friend or foe.
a. The rumor that sTAUB d 20. have
SOLD their LIVERY stock isl LIB WE
still have the best stock Of horses and 5uggie'
4 in Tifin, and our prices are lower than ever
" "oLD JOHN will De on hand AZ al
times at his stable, where he looks "every
lthiug over himself
May nth t855.--tf.
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PROF d. WOOD, Win confidence, io 20, -, soo.
your ar Restorative, o. being TIE ecnecu, ariel.
eycrsaw have usedthe Naphe and repa,st,ors
ofthe day, all without effect. Since using vorI P,
rstive my hurand whisiers which were Is,
gradually grown dal and now feel confdent fbs few,
more aIlonons WI restore them 70 their nstrral color
ingSo common amonepersons wqtpenpii, freely.
J. G. ktIRY'
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usf received general assortment ~ sii.i--.
- ol,he celebrated Western Star, elevated o,s.
cook stoves this stove is warranted 40 ev 49,.
.s,,.seHan .s Than any oshsr elevated oven sioss.
draw better, heat up house and bst
any o,her elevated oven stove aud trimmed ~
YIN tarei'are that cant be beat. For sals =
-"Poilhm ir. ~, SO
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- datll4 Market sireet ST. Lopi,. No =,
ssw hors and By az DTugsisis sysrywlers
possible terms atPTofessoT Woods absh1oent "a ~
ketstreet, 81. Louis. - ~" "A-
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nDIr ,VDnD a. NV lolNl Uct,2, lF54
FkuF Noopi AncTreadinr me ndA attistHsrt Ia an,
OF orT New Aork journals, Of your ceelp ID HTrT,tc
I'VE procured lhtpiu bottle, and was on,u,h ulen.'S
WIN IL that continued its use for two nor 1s
led decidedly the bestpTepnaion lso ethelpubBc-
a remo'ea al dandrp and unpleasant itchnr lom
Doubt permanently. N'' '"'' NC
fop have pernis,ionto refef TO me. an who ep,.,,i
any doubt oiit'pefioIning nll tatis claimed forIt
Miss FERKs 90 = Greenwich Az
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TIOLT ElapaLAE,

u n HOLT PROPRlEI X.
Situated on ihe eoFucrof Adams lud 'andnsky
Streets, ,wostside oithe 0Auda ~ ltNtrn me wy
of 'Pimnt has been latciy re llired and oamished
for ihe esneclnl lcsommo ar1u of hc travelling
public, tLls lllnapla Boa lnr llHts1niest part ol
tha Civ, aui isn iarfe aln.n9. .ious and splendid
bailIins, wiIl ,dipiei $50 lhc Nafposc OF public
house, it isbni few rods irnn, aud iu sight oi
ths Railroad Dadot, itis the nearest and most
ooynm0iious tavm to that point. Mr.. Hour
takes pleasure IN announcing 20 The public shat
bie II ,usa contains nlontY ofiarge airv aud
WE'LL FURNISHED
bed Rooms. He would a's) invite an of bic
old cnstnmers.to give him oall,as lac thinks
thoywlllbe satisfied.
TilRn. Oct tt7. 1855. n,
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NEWS FOR THE LADlES.

d. scottakes pe asure n saying to the adie that h.
now prepnrcd n show them Of the chocett lot
Fancy Goods offered In this MARKET among which p'
Nore Antique and gro. de fne Silks Merinoes Deare
nrusses Masc and Valentines laces, French hmbroidc
ies n anA of better quality than IL found ~
this arket Bonnet sik1 saitins aud veve 1honi ant
trmminas Broohe silk, and Woolong sud 81 uafe shaws
Coaks and Talmas Cloaking cloths satiins andveVeu
The Iadesars invited to call and examine for them
elves.
sept. 9Th, 1855
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P u BLIC N 0TI C r

~THE undersigned have nsfoiH'ed ihem.oNes
| tceethor nudsr the 6rm OF Scott Brother
Co. Hereafter the different departments 20
'oudurto1 uuderthc one concern Az pgr'oh'
paving uuseuled accounts with w VI. scott
scott q Broiher or Emcrsoi Co, willplease
'oms forward aud seule wit ,utdcley -,
r D. " COTT, f.
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mo- THEGENTLEMEN.

9 Emerson would invite his old patrons and the public
10 call and examine his stock ofCloths, ,Cassimer
,estinps and Ready Made Clothing
Tbe latest naerns Of French, English, and Americn
Goods are among his stock Also Shirts drawers, hosier,
loyes, hat, and caps. NochaTge forshowinggoods.
Sent. 9Th. SIS.
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rHE GNUELslORl
ICORN Ann OUB MIL
Invented by Charles LeaVltt' "h'
Patented ON thv 2lth oi Feb. 1898
For Sale BY J, Nj, NAlLOk,
fptEllN nIllO

The ahnyt Milthaskhs mostN NtiuuOlt wproN
mohtin portable Cora Cob Nihlf,sn' isadapl,o
for faediur ali kiuus oi stock hdtN 50 sttm
1ff,eJiug b. NOW Required aUU iouu' pronta, a.
ny experience
rltr ApvANrA0Fs rms MILt nAs oyEWurHrRs.
lst rhatthe elgrindsrsaretntvrtcd ou moy abls
rinst,whirh af, tast oi hn'd mtul aho NJ fn
vofa ofanatcanbtrtplactdh hN new rings, in dye
ninutes. Tor the smhll sum ot thrrV dollars .-
A.so,this mill can gunu fasttf thae anl cthei
Corn aud Cob Aln lcarr,t lor sale. This Mil
~ a. awa rdec
rnR rtRsr fRrMinM AZ Tht phlosfAfi FAIR
ofihe prrscni yeari iiR55lin a fair iral with
the Liitls Giant star, and ullAthtr MILF hrough "a
a ,ompetihon. The Excrlsior Mhl viii grind
/ fromtra 60 4 fterp hnshels hourly, according q
! fhr leerso afdaeoess, and can be workedby 4
/ ~ tyn horsns.
Nos.30ih IS, I'M, NANLOR
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Monumental DaguerreOiype Cases

PFLAN. at the City Book Store is bound 10
keep up with the times, he has the 6nesi apart
~ vt nf pictures ever brought to this city aud
,dverti,es u day some excellent books. give hin
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06

100 CHURCH y &sCHOOL HOUSE sTOVFR
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06

WANTED 1000 900 bounds a. old c..,,..
100000 lbs. old copper brass and ptrtse
1o,ouO ibs. raEs, 10000 feet Lumber Beesrs,
I'VE geese ieaiheFs, ginseng, &c. All OF ubiek
VII, be paid tho highest niarketprice Al sm'
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-03
VI PIANO FoRrEs.
WILLIAM KNABE,
Senior partner IN the late iirm %

KNlpR, GaRHLK a Co.,
Continues the manu- ufacture and sale Of grand and
square PIANO FORTES, under the name
Of William knabe Co., ~ the old stand, XTV32
Nos. 4, s, S and North Eutav street oB- B-utNff
posite the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
They have also just opened D new sales Room 1t
No H Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets, on the premises partly occupied by Mr.
Henry McCafery as q music store, where they Will
Keep constantly on hand large assortment Of plain
and highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes
also, Melodeons, from the best mak kers, from TO
octave, some with double KEY boards, double reeds,
and stops 10 suit small churches.
, Being extensively engaged in the manufacture OF
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
tgold medal at the Fairs of the MARYLAND Institute
two successive years-October, 1885, and l856-n op-
position TO fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
of the best makers from New Y ork, Boston and Bal
tmore; we were also awarded the first premium st
the Industrial Exhibition held IN Richmond, ViT-
gina, 1855 and 1856. They have also been awarded
the highest premium (sllver medal) al the Metro
politan Mechanics Fair for 1887.
In addition to this possession Of testimo-
mails from the most distinguished professors and
amateurs IN the country, which can be seen at our
the high appreciation In which our instruments are
every where held.
All instruments guaranteed for FIVE years, and
privilege of exchange s granted within the first
months from the day Of sale II the instruments do
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il 10 their advantage
to give a call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned.
mar l6-ly VIM. KNABE CO.